Seblengrat

From Linthal you follow the signposted mountainbike route (Route 307) in the direction of the Klausen pass. The first part leads over the pass road, whereby after 600 metres of ascent you turn right to Unter Stafel. At just under 1600 metres above sea level, the first short descent to Nussbühl is on the agenda, from where you continue on a small road to the bottom station of the Gumenbahn cable car near Braunwald. This first section of the tour can also be avoided by taking the funicular from Linthal to Braunwald. The ascent to the Gumen is now made by chair lift to get on the sensational, but also very popular, singletrail to the Seblengrat. You now follow the ridge all the way to the outermost point with a fantastic view of the entire Glarnerland. Now the long descent to Luchsingen begins. The first part on a singletrail, in the meantime down to Unter Stafel on a gravel road for lack of trail alternatives. A little later, however, you turn into the great serpentine trail via Schlattberg to Luchsingen. Once you reach the bottom of the valley, follow the cycle path back to Linthal.

Note: The section between the Gumen lift station and the Seblengrat is also very crowded with pedestrians.