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Roggenstock (1,776 m above sea level)
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- 5.03 km long
- Difficulty: easy
- Condition: very easy
- Great panorama
- Ski and Snowboard

- 2:30 h
- 5.03 km
- 712 m
- 712 m
- 1,065 m
- 1,777 m
- 712 m
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- Start: Oberiberg
- Destination: Oberiberg

There are not many challenging ski routes that can still be undertaken with a clear conscience when weather or avalanche conditions are unfavorable. The Roggenstöckli is one of them. Despite its short length and low summit height, it offers everything that makes a challenging ski route - a great view and very steep slopes on the descent.

A nice entry route that, despite its short length and low summit height, offers an alpine atmosphere. The descent slopes are steep near the summit, and depending on conditions, it is better to cover the last meters on foot. Also doable with little snow, as the lower part can be descended via the piste of the Roggen ski lift.

The easy and varied ascent starts directly in the village of Oberiberg, becoming steep only near the summit, so the last meters are usually covered on foot. On the descent, it is advisable to leave the ascent route after 200 vertical meters and take advantage of the magnificent ski slopes that fall to the northwest from there. With low snow coverage, the lowest part of the descent can also be taken down the piste of the nearby Roggen ski lift.

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Pavements

Unknown (46%)

Trail (2%)

Path (52%)

Best to visit

suitable

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Tour information

- Mountain summit
- Refreshment stop

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Author

Xaver Büeler

Organization

Schwyz Tourismus

Author´s Tip / Recommendation of the author

In Oberiberg, there is no shortage of sunny terraces to toast your summit success.

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