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This small wayside chapel is also called Langeneggchappeli and is located on the path from Raten to Gottschalkenberg.

It's nice that the restaurant is heated and that they have almond croissants and cold Ovomaltine. That gives me renewed energy for the descent to the saddle.

The section between Dreiländerstein and Langenegg is closed between April and July to protect the capercaillie; see https://schwyz-tourismus.ch/tour/wildspitz-hoehronen for details.

The Raten mountain – at 1077m – high above Lake Ägeri offers a fantastic view of our mountains. The Restaurant Raten is highly recommended: The atmosphere is lovely and cozy, the service is friendly, and the food is delicious. It has a large parking lot, which is also a good starting point for hikes. Parking is subject to a fee daily from 8:00 am to 6:00 pm.

The variety of rocks in the Swiss mountains is impressive. Here, "gneiss"...

This tour requires a good level of fitness and a fair amount of "hope" at the beginning, as the first few kilometers are quite steep uphill. But the view is worth it...

The oldest evidence of the Zug pilgrimage to Einsiedeln dates from July 31, 1426. It stipulates that it is the duty of the parish priest of Zug to lead a procession to Einsiedeln every year on Ascension Day. This tradition has existed since ancient times. As early as 1479, there is a reference to a chapel at the highest point of the pilgrimage route from Zug to Einsiedeln. The present chapel, at the highest point of the pilgrimage route from the Ägeri Valley to Einsiedeln, was consecrated in 1654. On the altar stands a copy of the miraculous image of the Einsiedeln Madonna.

Great route definitely worth it