Nordic Walking Andermatt

Tip
10.64 km long
Round trip
Difficulty: medium
Condition: easy
Great panorama
Nordic Walking
  • 2:50 h
  • 10.64 km
  • 505 m
  • 505 m
  • 1,436 m
  • 1,885 m
  • 449 m
  • Start: Andermatt Station
  • Destination: Andermatt Station
The trail is open around the clock and is therefore the ideal place for people interested in exercise. The circular route is suitable for both beginners and trained individuals.

From Andermatt station walk towards the village center to the roundabout and turn towards Oberalp Pass there. After about 10 minutes, leave the pass road to head towards the Unteralp Valley. On a paved road, you soon reach Rohr. At the signpost 150 meters before the Rohr bridge, take a steep climb towards Sattelegghubel and Schöni. This section is located in a wildlife protection zone. From Sattelegghubel follow a flat natural road to Schöni. The next section runs along the Oberalp road to Nätschen. At Nätschen, the railway line is crossed. There follows a short ascent on an asphalt/natural road to the first curve. The subsequent descent through the Chilchenberg protected forest is very impressive. Information boards provide interesting facts about avalanche and protective structures. At the end of the route, you arrive back in Andermatt.

Good to know

Pavements

Street
Asphalt
Trail
Path

Best to visit

suitable
Depends on weather

Directions

Andermatt Station - Matill - Rohr - Egerten - Sattelegghubel - Schöni - Rufenen - Nätschen - Barracks - Andermatt Station

Tour information

  • Loop Road

  • Nature Highlight

  • Stop at an Inn

  • Tour with Dog

Equipment

  • Good footwear 
  • Provisions 

Directions & Parking facilities

In summer, Andermatt is very well accessible from all four directions and is therefore a pleasant starting point. 

In Andermatt, directly behind the station, there is a large car park. It is only about a 10-minute walk from the starting point of the route.

Andermatt is the connecting point of the Matterhorn Gotthard Railway and is therefore very easily accessible by train. The timetable is as follows:  SBB Timetable

Additional information

If you have further questions, please contact: Andermatt Holiday Region, +41 41 888 71 00, [email protected] 

Author

Andermatt-Urserntal Tourismus GmbH

Organization

Région de vacances Andermatt

Author´s Tip / Recommendation of the author

  • Chilchenberg Plant Educational Trail

Safety guidelines

In spring and autumn: observe wildlife protection zones

Nearby

Contact

Nordic Walking Andermatt
6490 Andermatt