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The Rengg Pass connects Hergiswil and Alpnachstad and was once an important mule track. Today, a beautiful hiking trail leads through forests and past historical sites, including the remains of a medieval defensive wall. The pass offers tranquil nature, steep sections, and views of Lake Lucerne and Mount Pilatus – ideal for a short, historically rich hike.

The Walegg is a mountain pass between the cantons of Nidwalden and Obwalden. It is located on the foothills of the Walengrat at an altitude of 1,943 metres above sea level.

Wonderful place with a wonderful view

This is where the cantonal border between Lucerne and Schwyz lies. Originally, the Vitznau Rigi Railway was only allowed to run as far as Staffelhöhe. For a long time, it was not allowed to cross the cantonal border from Lucerne to Schwyz. The reason was that the people of Schwyz wanted to promote the Arth Rigi Railway, which lies on Schwyz soil. It was not until two years later (1873) that the railway was extended to Rigi Kulm (1752 m above sea level). This section lies in the territory of the canton of Schwyz, for which the VRB does not have a concession. The line belongs to the ARB and was leased by the Vitznau-Rigi Railway. It was not until 1990 that a track connection was established between the ARB and VRB in Rigi Staffel. This was the beginning of the merger, which was completed in 1992 and also includes the Weggis–Rigi Kaltbad cable car (LWRK).

The Renggpass is located at 885 meters above sea level, exactly between the two cantons of Nidwalden and Obwalden. From here you can look down about 450 meters to Lake Lucerne.

The path/climb from here over the back to the Chrummhorn is steep and spectacular... ;⁠-⁠)

A tough pass - but very lonely and with very few cars. It is also wonderful to ride a gravel bike.

The historic mountain saddle Rengg, 891 m above sea level, was once a popular pass crossing to Obwalden and from there to Lucerne. Before the Brünigstrasse was built, this was the only land route along the Lopper and the shortest land connection with the Brünig.