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title: "Rohr Loop Trail"
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description: "The Rohr Loop Trail in Unteralp near Andermatt combines natural diversity with alpine scenery. From the village bridge, the trail leads up a flight of stairs to the Mariahilf Chapel. Shortly afterward, the first rest area—complete with a fire pit and a stream—invites you to take a break. The trail then leads up to the Schützenhaus, where a sweeping view of the Urschnertal valley, the Nätschen, and the surrounding peaks unfolds. The trail continues to the impressive Gurschenbach waterfall, which you cross via a bridge. The descent leads back toward the valley, past the Rohr barbecue area—an idyllic spot to pause briefly. Finally, a small dirt road takes you back to Andermatt. This varied loop trail offers a mix of nature reserves, high-alpine landscapes, and sweeping views—ideal for trail runners who want to combine nature and exercise."
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Rohr Loop Trail
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- 4.95 km long
- Round trip
- Difficulty: medium
- Great panorama
- Trail
- trail running

A varied trail in the Unteralp region featuring moorlands, alpine meadows, a waterfall, and beautiful viewpoints.

The Rohr Loop Trail in Unteralp near Andermatt combines natural diversity with alpine scenery. From the village bridge, the trail leads up a flight of stairs to the Mariahilf Chapel. Shortly afterward, the first rest area—complete with a fire pit and a stream—invites you to take a break. The trail then leads up to the Schützenhaus, where a sweeping view of the Urschnertal valley, the Nätschen, and the surrounding peaks unfolds. The trail continues to the impressive Gurschenbach waterfall, which you cross via a bridge. The descent leads back toward the valley, past the Rohr barbecue area—an idyllic spot to pause briefly. Finally, a small dirt road takes you back to Andermatt. This varied loop trail offers a mix of nature reserves, high-alpine landscapes, and sweeping views—ideal for trail runners who want to combine nature and exercise.

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- 0:50 h
- 4.95 km
- 153 m
- 153 m
- 1,436 m
- 1,589 m
- 153 m
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- Start: Andermatt Train Station
- Destination: Andermatt Train Station

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Pavements

Street (30%)

Asphalt (33%)

Trail (23%)

Path (14%)

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Directions

Andermatt Train Station – Maria-Hilf Chapel – Mettlen – Rohr – Andermatt Train Station

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Tour information

- Circular trail
- Nature highlight

Directions & Parking facilities

**Getting there**Andermatt is easily accessible from all directions:

- **From the north:** via the A2 highway and the Schöllenen Gorge
- **From the south:** via the A2 and the Schöllenen Gorge or over the Gotthard Pass
- **From the east:** via the Oberalp Pass
- **From the west:** via the Furka Pass or using the Furka car ferry

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**Parking** is available in Andermatt.

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**Public transportation**The starting point, Andermatt, is easily accessible via the Matterhorn Gotthard Railway. You can find the current schedule at: .

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Author

Andermatt-Urserntal Tourismus GmbH

Organization

Région de vacances Andermatt

Safety guidelines

Due to mudslides, the hiking trails and the road to Unteralp are closed until further notice. Unteralp is currently inaccessible. Please observe the closures on site and choose alternative routes.

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