- 1:15 h
- 4.26 km
- 129 m
- 159 m
- 1,220 m
- 1,349 m
- 129 m
- Start: Cable car mountain station Schwyz-Stoos
- Destination: Cable car mountain station Schwy-Stoos
You walk comfortably through the quiet and peaceful nature, through the idyllic landscape & past various farms.
From the cable car mountain station it goes to Stooshorn, at the old mountain station of the funicular. Then there is a gentle ascent to Brunnerboden, the highest point of the hike. There you have the choice again between various mountain restaurants with sunny terraces.
From Brunnerboden it goes back to the starting point, the steepest funicular in the world.
Good to know
Pavements
Best to visit
Directions
Cable car mountain station Schwyz-Stoos - Stooshorn - Nühusweidli - Brunnerboden - Sternegg - Cable car mountain station Schwyz-Stoos
Tour information
Loop Road
Mountain Railway Tour
Stop at an Inn
Equipment
Good running shoes, rain jacket, drinks, snacks, possibly running sticks.
Directions & Parking facilities
By car on the A4 to the Schwyz exit, then towards Muotathal to the valley station of the large Schwyz-Stoos funicular, or turn off with the car onto Morschacherstrasse (at Wolfsprung), then follow the signs to Morschach and continue to the valley station of the small Morschach-Stoos cable car.
Parking facilities are available at the valley station of the Schwyz-Stoos funicular and the Morschach-Stoos cable car.
By train to Schwyz and then with direct bus No. 501 to the valley station of the Stoosbahn. From there take the cable car to the car-free mountain village of Stoos.
Additional information
The walking route can also be done in winter. Here to the Nühusweidli winter hiking trail.
Literature
Free brochures with information about the Nühusweidli walking route are available at the Stoosbahn stations.
Experience map Stoos, Hiking map of the Stoos-Muotatal region
Author
Stoos-Muotatal Tourismus / Schwyzer Wanderwege
Organization
Stoos-Muotatal Tourismus GmbH
Author´s Tip / Recommendation of the author
Detour to the Stoos-Seeli in the car-free mountain village.
Safety guidelines
Good hiking shoes and snacks
Nearby
