- 4:00 h
- 11.57 km
- 669 m
- 669 m
- 1,011 m
- 1,462 m
- 451 m
- Start: Küssnacht - Seebodenalp
- Destination: Seebodenalp - Küssnacht
From the Seebodenalp parking lot, you leisurely hike on a flat and well-maintained path to Alp Ruodisegg. From here you have a wonderful view of the Pilatus and Lake Lucerne. High above the Küssnacht lake basin, you walk along the glacial moraine and learn interesting facts about the last ice age. More info. From Alp Ruodisegg, the path branches off towards Gällen, from where you reach Müseralp. After the short climb to Chänzeli, you will be rewarded with a gigantic view.
Rustic mountain restaurants invite you to enjoy and linger.
Notes
You can find the current operational status of the cable cars and hiking trails here.
So that future generations can also enjoy the queen of mountains, we ask you to dispose of your waste at the stations or take it with you. Thank you.
Good to know
Pavements
Best to visit
Directions
Seebodenalp (1020 m) – Alp Ruodisegg (1040 m) - Gälle (1034 m) - Müseralp (1145 m) – Chänzeli (1464 m) – Alp Räb (1124 m) - Seebodenalp (1020 m)
Tour information
Loop Road
Nature Highlight
Stop at an Inn
Equipment
Sturdy footwear and weather-appropriate clothing. Possibly hiking poles. Food and drinks for the way.
Directions & Parking facilities
At the valley station of the Küssnacht-Seebodenalp cable car, there are paid parking spaces available.
However, we recommend public transport instead of a car: lean back, enjoy and do something good for the environment.
Accessible by train and bus.
With a high number of guests, continuous service is provided. To the timetable
Additional information
So that future generations can also enjoy the queen of mountains, we ask you to take your waste home with you. Thank you.
Author
Rita Baggenstos
Organization
Schwyzer Wanderwege
Author´s Tip / Recommendation of the author
I like to treat myself to a snack at the Alpwirtschaft Ruodisegg while enjoying the view over the Küssnacht lake basin.
Safety guidelines
The hike is not suitable for strollers and dogs as ladders must be climbed.
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