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A little off the road there is the possibility to take drinking water

Beautiful alpine pasture. Very busy on weekends. Starting point for hikes toward Küssnacht, Immensee, and Rigi.

Great mountain inn with delicious food and charging station for e-bikes

The Ruodisegg Alpine Restaurant is located on the Seebodenalp, the panoramic terrace above Küssnacht, with views of the lake and mountains, the town and the countryside. Enjoy a fine meal, treat yourself to a dessert, or simply enjoy a good coffee and schnapps with a stunning view. The cozy Ruodisegg Alpine Restaurant is ideal for various events and offers 54 indoor seating. The spacious garden restaurant, with its 120 seats, invites you to linger. There's also plenty to keep younger visitors entertained: There's plenty to discover on the beautiful children's playground. https://ruodisegg.ch/

I did the trail from the bottom on a road e-bike without suspension and without good tire tread. It worked quite well. I had to dismount in a few places (stream crossings). There are many loose, round stones and some roots. But for the most part, the trail is wide and pleasant. The so-called "Polish Trail" (built by Polish internees during World War II) runs through the protective forest of the Rigi Nordlehne.

A bench with a magnificent view of Lake Zug. The imposing peak of Mount Rigi stands in the background.

In winter, the road can become dangerously slippery, especially after a sudden change in weather with wet snow and ice. Guardrails aren't always in place on the valley side to protect cars in slippery conditions. Parking is subject to a fee. Restrooms and a shoe-shine station are available. The parking lot is open 24 hours. Parking rates: Minimum fee: CHF 5.00 (up to 3 hours included), 3-8 hours = CHF 1.00/hour, each additional hour = CHF 0.50, 24 hours = CHF 18.00. Payment options: Parkingpay, TWINT, and credit cards (euros not accepted).

https://www.luftseilbahnseebodenalp.ch/ A newly renovated cable car, which carries 110 passengers per hour, leads to Seebodenalp. The public bus stops in front of the cable car and goes directly to Küssnacht SBB station. The road to Seebodenalp has also been recently renovated. However, it is steep, narrow in places, partially single-lane, and has limited passing places. On nice summer days, dangerous traffic chaos regularly occurs when many vehicles converge and a complete standstill threatens – at that point, the transport service will probably not let you go up at all. The cable car, bicycle, or walking can be a much better option, depending on the crowds, the weather, or your driving skills.