Attractions in Schwyz

As a round trip to Stoos, can also be shortened by train

The Raiffeisen Skywalk spans the Lauitobel with a length of 374 meters at a height of up to 58 meters. At the opening in 2010, the Skywalk was the longest …read more

The Pragelpass is the small, hidden alternative to the Klausen Pass or a nice addition: Together with the Klausen Pass there is a beautiful but naturally intensive race bike tour …read more

Nice view, delicious food, good starting point or end point of the tightrope walk.

From the summit you can enjoy a magnificent panoramic view. If there is no fog, you can look over the Alps, Lake Lucerne and the surrounding villages and towns. Especially beautiful are the sunrises up here.

A worthwhile destination for pilgrims and non-pilgrims: the Marienkirche in Einsiedeln. The splendor of this church is great and the interior overwhelming.

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Just relax and enjoy - round trip on Seebodenalp or a bit more challenging on the Rigi, this area has much to offer. We decided to hike from Immensee over …read more

This car-free mountain village is a place of recreation. There are several hotels and restaurants, but it is not crowded. At the mountain station of the new Stoos-Bahn there is a sports shop where you can also rent bikes.

Nice bike tour with possible departure a bit rough to Àgeri.
Hut well-hosted.

Brunni is a hamlet of the municipality Alpthal in the Swiss canton of Schwyz in Einsiedeln. The hiking and winter sports resort located at the foot of the myths is …read more

If you walk on the Klingenstock this is the point where you first see the mountain panorama to the south. Great reward!

The partnership between the 8013 km distant mountains Emei Shan (Sichuan Province, China) and the Rigi was sealed in 2009. In order to honor the cultural exchange and tourism cooperation, …read more

The highest peak of the Rigi is the Rigi Kulm (1,797 meters). You can ascend via various hiking trails, all of which are very beautiful, or take the Arth Rigi …read more

Well not the whole track is mobile, so for me. A driver with more skills will surely drive the way down. Partly wide and with roots littered to the other …read more

Absolutely also climb the Gross Aubrig

Here's a break announced. The friendly staff and the MTB stand invites you to linger. A children's playground gives the adults time to recover. Large outdoor area, inside rather small …read more

There are brilliant trail here! On this route, the first tail is fairly easy, from the middle it gets more demanding and in wet weather it has to descend 1-5 places at stretch man. But just great to drive.

Alpwirtschaft Grodstubli, always worth a visit :))))
Saturdays and Sundays open :)))

Cute town with many, many tourists. Expect a lot of people in the summer waiting for the boat to Lucerne or across the lake.read more

The alpine quite demanding ascent (from each side) is rewarded with fantastic panorama. But first you need sure-footedness and a head for heights. (Secure children if necessary)