Sattel - Wildspitz - Halsegg
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The Rossberg became tragically famous on September 2, 1806. From here, 40 million m3 of Nagelfluh fell down onto the village of Goldau, burying 450 people. With a short detour from the Wildspitz, you can still visit the impressive site today. After a well-earned rest in the summit restaurant with panoramic views to the south, a varied ride begins on panoramic high-altitude paths and rocky trails down to the Halsegg mountain inn. The second part of the descent includes both flowing meadow trails and technical forest trails. A sporty and historically interesting tour with panoramic mountain restaurants along the way.
- 2:30 h
- 15.93 km
- 866 m
- 866 m
- 759 m
- 1,569 m
- 810 m
- Start: Saddle
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Pavements
- Street (2%)Asphalt (46%)Gravel (27%)Trail (1%)Path (24%)
Best to visit
- suitableDepends on weather
Tour information
Circular trail
Mountain summit
Nature highlight
Refreshment stop
Equipment
- Basically rideable for e-bikes, but there are some pasture fences to overcome ....
Directions & Parking facilities
- Getting thereTravel by car to the village of Sattel.ParkingVarious parking facilities in the village of Sattel. Please inform yourself about parking regulations or prices on site.Public transportationTake the bus or train to Sattel station.
Additional information
- Fairtrail Central Switzerland
In Central Switzerland, we share many trails with hikers, families and other nature users. With a friendly greeting, appropriate speed and mutual respect, we work together to ensure that biking remains possible here in the future. Thank you for being fair on the trail.
Author
Xaver Büeler
Organization
Bikegenoss Zentralschweiz
Author´s Tip / Recommendation of the author
- There are various downhill trail options from the Wildspitz.
Safety guidelines
- Please note that mountain biking on hiking trails is generally permitted in the canton of Schwyz, provided there are no signs prohibiting it. In the canton of Zug, on the other hand, different regulations apply in some cases - there, riding on hiking trails is not generally permitted. Therefore, please always adhere to the local signage and respect other trail users.
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