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title: "Chlosterweid snowshoe trail"
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description: "The postal bus stops at the school in Euthal, a small village at the end of Lake Sihl. From there, it is a ten-minute walk to the start at Ober Schweig where the trail begins. We set off, eyes fixed on the Chli Aubrig. Passing farmsteads, the path gently ascends and crosses snowy meadows. Some of these meadows belong to the Einsiedeln monastery, hence the place name and the route name: Chlosterweid. The name also suits the silence surrounding us. After a short forest section at Chrummflüeli, we reach the highest point of the route. Experienced snowshoers would now continue hiking to Chli Aubrig. We, however, start on the gently descending return path. The open terrain lets us look down onto the village of Euthal and Lake Sihl. Along the way, we glance back several times at the Sihl Valley and Wägitaler mountains before returning to the starting point Ober Schweig."
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Chlosterweid snowshoe trail
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- Tip
- 5.20 km long
- Round trip
- Difficulty: medium
- Condition: easy
- Great panorama
- Snowshoe

This snowshoe hike through secluded areas does not require top athlete fitness. But beware, the view of Chli Aubrig might make you want more challenging routes.

The postal bus stops at the school in Euthal, a small village at the end of Lake Sihl. From there, it is a ten-minute walk to the start at Ober Schweig where the trail begins. We set off, eyes fixed on the Chli Aubrig. Passing farmsteads, the path gently ascends and crosses snowy meadows. Some of these meadows belong to the Einsiedeln monastery, hence the place name and the route name: Chlosterweid. The name also suits the silence surrounding us.

After a short forest section at Chrummflüeli, we reach the highest point of the route. Experienced snowshoers would now continue hiking to Chli Aubrig. We, however, start on the gently descending return path. The open terrain lets us look down onto the village of Euthal and Lake Sihl. Along the way, we glance back several times at the Sihl Valley and Wägitaler mountains before returning to the starting point Ober Schweig.

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- 2:35 h
- 5.20 km
- 220 m
- 220 m
- 900 m
- 1,109 m
- 209 m
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- Start: Euthal, Ober Schweig
- Destination: Euthal, Ober Schweig

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Pavements

Unknown (68%)

Gravel (7%)

Trail (25%)

Best to visit

suitable

Depends on weather

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Directions

Ober Schweig - Lattbach - Sagenweid - towards Chrummflüeli - Point 1109 - Lower Chlosterweid - Summeregg - Lattbach - Ober Schweig

(SVS circular route Chlosterweid SZ 002)

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Tour information

- Circular trail
- Refreshment stop

Equipment

Recommended equipment for snowshoers:

- Snowshoes, winter shoes (good hiking boots), depending on weather conditions wind jacket, sweater, gloves, hat, sunglasses, gaiters, and trekking poles
- For longer tours backpack with drink and food
- Recommended are map 1:25000, compass, GPS if available
- First aid kit and possibly needed medications

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Directions &amp; Parking facilities

**Getting there**By car from Einsiedeln towards Gross - Euthal.

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**Parking**Parking spaces are available in the village of Euthal.

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**Public transportation**By bus from **Einsiedeln** towards Gross - Euthal.

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Additional information

For the sake of wildlife:

- **Attention:** please respect the recommended wildlife quiet zone.
- In winter, wild animals need quiet retreat areas to survive.
- Please stay on the route to avoid disturbing the wildlife.
- We ask you to keep your dog on a leash.

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Author

Schwyz Tourismus / Schwyzer Wanderwege

Organization

Einsiedeln-Ybrig-Zürichsee

Author´s Tip / Recommendation of the author

After the snowshoe tour, visit the monastic village Einsiedeln with the famous Einsiedeln monastery. If you have long wanted to look behind the walls of the monastery, then participate in a  with the Einsiedeln Tourist Office.

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Safety guidelines

For your safety – stay on the route!

SVS snowshoe routes are marked, signposted, avalanche-safe, and environmentally friendly.

Order snowshoe maps from the Swiss Snowshoe Association (www.s-v-s.ch).

**Avalanche situation:**

In case of uncertain snow conditions, we recommend consulting the . Every winter sports enthusiast is responsible for themselves and uses the official snow routes at their own risk.

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