Unteriberg cultural route

Tip
6.24 km long
Round trip
Great panorama
Theme trail
The Unteriberg cultural route follows existing hiking and winter hiking trails. It is accessible all year round.

At 9 information panels on the circular route, historical and cultural information about the municipality of Unteriberg is presented. For variety, you can also learn legends from the Ybrig region. The information is rounded off with explanations of place names and expressions in the Ybrig dialect.

  • 1:45 h
  • 6.24 km
  • 104 m
  • 104 m
  • 897 m
  • 1,001 m
  • 104 m
  • Start: Guggelsstrasse Unteriberg (near hotel and Minster indoor swimming pool), free parking
  • Destination: Guggelsstrasse Unteriberg

Good to know

Pavements

Street (64%)
Trail (30%)
Path (6%)

Best to visit

suitable
Depends on weather

Directions

You start from the Minster parking lot on Guggelsstrasse towards Waagtalstrasse. Continue past the Herti school, along the Minsterbach to the Red Bridge where the first information panel is located.

Continue mainly along the "Minster", over the Schmalzgrubenried, Allmigli, across the cantonal road to Alte Gasse up to Brenten, where you can learn a lot from the further panels.

Cross the suspension bridge towards Höchgütschwald up to the so-called Schafbadi, where the last information panel of the cultural route is located.

Return to the starting point via Höchgütschstrasse.

Tour information

  • Cultural Interesting

  • Loop Road

Equipment

Comfortable footwear

Directions & Parking facilities

On the A3 motorway, drive to the Richterswil/Schindellegi exit, continue towards Samstagern, Biberbrugg, Einsiedeln. Then follow signs towards Ybrig until Unteriberg.
Free parking at Guggelsstrasse, hotel and Minster indoor swimming pool
Take the train to Einsiedeln, then continue by post bus to Unteriberg, stop Guggelsstrasse

Additional information

Picnic area at the Schafbadi on Höchgütschstrasse

Author

Einsiedeln-Ybrig-Zürichsee Tourismus

Organization

Region Ybrig

Author´s Tip / Recommendation of the author

On the route, at information panels 7 to 9, there are wooden sculptures by local artists to admire.

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