• Tip
  • 12.29 km long
  • Difficulty: difficult
  • Condition: very difficult
  • Great panorama
  • Long distance hiking trail
The final stage leads from the Tresch Hut over the Fellilücke to Lutersee. After one last descent, you reach the Oberalp Pass, the end of the six-day hike.

On the last day, the route leads from the Tresch Hut up to the Fellilücke and back to Graubünden. The ascent takes two to three hours and is relatively even. Along the way, you’ll pass an alp with cows and chickens before climbing the final few meters over boulders, where you’ll discover small crystals here and there. From the pass, the Oberalp Pass with its famous lighthouse is already in sight. A leisurely high-altitude trail leads to Lutersee, which is perfect for a refreshing swim. The short descent ends with a pleasant stroll along the shore of Oberalpsee before you reach the lighthouse after six days.

  • 5:10 h
  • 12.29 km
  • 1,016 m
  • 452 m
  • 1,476 m
  • 2,478 m
  • 1,002 m
  • Start: Tresch Hut
  • Destination: Oberalp Pass

Pavements

Street (1%)
Trail (9%)
Path (90%)

Best to visit

suitable
Depends on weather

Directions

Tresch Hut - Fellilücke - Lutersee - Oberalp Pass

Directions & Parking facilities

Getting there

The Oberalp Pass is easily accessible from all directions:

  • From the north: via the A2 highway and the Schöllenen Gorge
  • From the south: via the A2 highway and the Schöllenen Gorge or over the Gotthard Pass
  • From the east: via the Lukmanier Pass or Surselva
  • From the west: via the Furka Pass or using the Furka car ferry
Parking

Parking is available at the Oberalp Pass.

Public transportation

The Oberalp Pass is easily accessible via the Matterhorn Gotthard Railway. You can find the current schedule at: www.sbb.ch.

Author

Andermatt-Urserntal Tourismus GmbH

Organization

Région de vacances Andermatt

Author´s Tip / Recommendation of the author

Celebrate your arrival at Alpsu Restaurant! Enjoy delicious dishes and homemade cream slices—the perfect reward after six days of hiking.