Breathtaking drone shots show previously unseen perspectives and fascinating views of the local alpine region on two new panorama special stamps. One of the motifs depicts the 1997-metre-high "Alpspitz" (left and right, face value: CHF 1.10 each) in the middle of the Rätikon mountain range. On the summit, Liechtenstein's oldest summit cross welcomes enthusiastic hikers and lovers of majestic views all year round.
The Alpspitz is located on the Fürstensteig, Liechtenstein's best-known
high-altitude hiking trail which was hewn into the rockface and opened
in 1898. This is a much frequented hiking classic in summer.
Alternatively, or in the colder season, you can reach the Alpspitz
summit on a hiking trail that takes you past the Alp Bargälla and over
the Bargälla saddle.
The area around the "Drei Kapuziner"
(left and right, face value: CHF 1.10 each) is also a popular hiking
area in Liechtenstein. Seen from Alp Guschg, the rocky peaks of the
mountain are reminiscent of monks from which it has its special name.
Located to the southwest of the popular Schönberg and northwest of the
Stachlerkopf, the 2084-metre-high mountain offers mountain hikers a
fascinating panoramic view from Grisons to Lake Constance.
- Issue
- 28000
- Issue
- 2 2022
- Sheet format
- 208 x 146 mm
- Printer
- Cartor Security Printing, Meaucé
- Design
- Roland Rick, Schaan
- Year
- 2022
- Stamp format
- 60 x 30 mm
- Michel No.
- 2052
- Face value
- CHF 1.10
- Perforation
- 13 ¼ x 13 ¼
- Article type
- Single stamp
- Convservation
- mint
- Motive
- Alpspitz right
- 5-colour offset CMYK + Silber
- Adhesive type
- gummed
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