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Laucherenstöckli (1755 m asl)
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- 4.13 km long
- Difficulty: easy
- Condition: very easy
- Ski and Snowboard

The route starts in the village of Illgau and follows the beautiful and scenic path to Laucherenstöckli. Enjoy the silence with a great view of the beautiful Swiss mountains.

The route begins in the village of Illgau, then towards Laucherenstöckli, one can enjoy a beautiful view of the Mythen and Druesberg. At Laucherenstöckli, enjoy a great view of the beautiful Swiss mountains.

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- 2:00 h
- 4.13 km
- 948 m
- 805 m
- 1,753 m
- 948 m
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- Destination: Tschalun

Waypoints
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- mountain railway

- mountain railway

Destination

Destination

Tschalun

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Pavements

Unknown (62%)

Street (10%)

Asphalt (8%)

Trail (20%)

Best to visit

suitable

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Equipment

Be prepared for the route and bring enough provisions.

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Directions &amp; Parking facilities

**Getting there**By car on the A4 to the Schwyz exit, then direction Illgau.

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**Parking**There are plenty of parking options in the village of Muotathal.

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**Public transportation**Take the train to Schwyz-Seewen station, then the bus to the Talstation Seilbahn Illgau stop.

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Additional information

Stoos-Muotatal Tourism Ltd.

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Author

Stoos-Muotatal Tourismus

Organization

Stoos-Muotatal Tourismus

Author´s Tip / Recommendation of the author

Follow the signposting and stay on the route.

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Safety guidelines

**Ski tour routes are not marked or prepared. Proceed at your own risk. Please observe the following rules of conduct on the ski tour.**

1. **Healthy and fit for the mountains**
    Good fitness through regular endurance and strength training. Pay attention to energy reserves for the descent.
2. **Careful route planning**
    Particular attention should be paid to the weather report, as cold, wind, and poor visibility greatly increase the risk of accidents. Plan alternative routes and checkpoints.
3. **Complete equipment**
    Standard emergency equipment includes avalanche transceiver, shovel and probe, first aid kit, bivy sack, mobile phone (European emergency number 112), and an airbag system.
4. **Avalanche bulletin**
    Inform yourself thoroughly about avalanche danger before the tour! How high is the danger level, where are the hazard areas, what are the current avalanche problems?
5. **Weigh avalanche risk**
    Base your decisions on strategic risk assessment methods (reduction methods) and pay attention to warning signs in the terrain.
6. **Orientation and breaks**
    It is important to master handling map, altimeter, compass, app, or GPS. Drinking, eating, and taking breaks are necessary to maintain performance and concentration.
7. **Keep distances**
    Distances serve to relieve the snowpack and limit damage. Relief distances of 10 m during ascent on steep slopes also increase comfort during switchbacks. During descent, always keep distances of at least 30 m and ski very steep slopes individually.
8. **Avoid falls**
    Falls during descent are the most common cause of accidents on ski tours. For the snowpack, they mean a significant additional burden.
9. **Small groups**
    Small groups (up to 6 people) increase safety. Communication with other winter sports participants and mutual consideration prevent dangerous situations.
10. **Respect for nature and environment**
    Respect wildlife, protected areas, and avoid entering reforestation areas. Use carpooling or public transport for travel.

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- Place of interest
    
    
    - mountain railway
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    - mountain railway
- Tours
    
    4.04 km
    
    
    - Ski and Snowboard

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