WanderWunder Schwyz: From Riemenstalden to Stoos

Tip
10.99 km long
Difficulty: medium
Condition: easy
Great panorama
Hike

Hike from Riemenstalden to the car-free mountain village of Stoos, with beautiful viewpoints.

From the Riemenstalden, Chäppeliweid bus stop, hike to the Alpwirtschaft Goldplangg. From the Höchi, it goes steeply uphill around the mountain flank at Wannentritt. From there, enjoy the beautiful view of the Mythen and the Oberberg.

From the Laubgarten viewpoint, descend to Geissbützen. The path continues on natural roads through forest and pastures with scenic plateaus to Brunnerboden.

From there, follow the signpost first to the valley station of the Klingenstock chairlift and then to the mountain village of Stoos, along the gravel road to the Sternegg ski lift and then to the mountain station of the Schwyz-Stoos funicular railway.

  • 3:50 h
  • 10.99 km
  • 606 m
  • 495 m
  • 1,183 m
  • 1,621 m
  • 438 m
  • Start: Valley station aerial cableway Chäppeliberg-Spilau
  • Destination: Mountain station funicular railway Schwyz-Stoos

Waypoints

Start
Start
Valley station aerial cableway Chäppeliberg-Spilau
© Stoos-Muotatal Tourismus, Stoos-Muotatal Tourismus GmbH
Standseilbahn Schwyz-Stoos
mountain railway
Destination
Destination
Mountain station funicular railway Schwyz-Stoos

Good to know

Best to visit

suitable
Depends on weather

Directions

Chäppeliberg via aerial cableway via Goldplangg - Wannentritt - Alp Tröliger

Tour information

  • Climbing Site

  • Mountain Railway Tour

  • Nature Highlight

  • Stop at an Inn

  • Summit

Equipment

Hiking boots with good grip or trekking shoes, rain jacket, drink, provisions, possibly poles.

Directions & Parking facilities

To Riemenstalden:

Coming from Lucerne / Zurich

Take the A4/E41 motorway towards Zug and then Gotthard. The motorway ends near Brunnen, and you continue automatically on the main road through the Mositunnel towards Altdorf and Gotthard. In Sisikon, turn left onto Riemenstaldnerstrasse and drive uphill.

Coming from Gotthard / Altdorf

Take the A2/E35 motorway towards Zug and Zurich. Exit at Flüelen towards Schwyz. In Sisikon, turn right onto Riemenstaldnerstrasse and drive uphill.

To Stoos:

Coming from Basel / Lucerne

From Lucerne, take the A14 motorway towards Zug. At the Rütihof motorway junction, take the A4 towards Schwyz. Take the Schwyz exit and follow the signs for Stoos/Muotathal. The valley station of the Stoos funicular railway is located directly on the main road.

Coming from Lake Constance / Rapperswil

Drive from Rapperswil towards Gotthard/Schwyz. Near Pfäffikon, briefly take the A3 motorway towards Gotthard. Take the first exit towards Gotthard/Schwyz immediately. The country road leads through Rothenthurm and Sattel to Schwyz. In Schwyz, drive towards Muotathal. The valley station of the Stoos funicular railway is directly on the main road.

Coming from Gotthard / Altdorf

At Flüelen, take the bypass tunnel towards Schwyz. After the Mositunnel, exit the motorway at exit 40 Brunnen (direction Weggis/Gersau/Schwyz/Brunnen). Drive towards Ibach/Schwyz and take the first exit towards Muotathal at the second roundabout in Ibach (near Dany’s Family Restaurant). The valley station of the Stoos funicular railway is directly on the main road.

In Riemenstalden:

There is a parking lot at the valley station of the Riemenstalden aerial cableway.

In Schwyz:

There are sufficient parking spaces at the valley station of the Stoos funicular railway.

To Riemenstalden:

Take the train to Sisikon station. From there, take the post bus to Riemenstalden, Chäppeliberg.

Post bus timetable (The post bus to Riemenstalden runs only once in the morning.): https://www.postauto.ch/de/fahrplan

To Stoos:

Take the train to Schwyz station. From there, take bus no. 1 towards Muotathal to the Schwyz, Stoosbahn bus stop.

Then take the steepest funicular railway in the world up to Stoos.

Author

Stoos-Muotatal Tourismus / Schwyzer Wanderwege

Organization

Schwyzer Wanderwege

Author´s Tip / Recommendation of the author

The post bus to Riemenstalden runs only once in the morning.

Safety guidelines

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