스피링겐 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

Switzerland's largest alpine pasture lies east of the Klausen Pass, but politically it belongs to Uri—more precisely, to the municipality of Spiringen—and not to Glarus. The well-known border crossing legend tells the legendary story of how this came about. The border was precisely demarcated in 1315, and Urnerboden has been inhabited year-round since 1877.

Beautiful spot with a large children's playground. Just a few minutes' walk from the cable car station.

Great viewpoint of the Urnerboden and the mountains

Here you can see the lake beautifully from above with the glacier that feeds it

Cold lake great for cooling feet and a great place to take a break with a view of the glacier and the mountains

A fabulous high-altitude trail, with stunning views and even more fascinating with clouds. The trail offers a pleasant incline and gradient, crossing meadows and lots of rock and scree. The glacier at the lake is a highlight. This high-altitude trail offers pure nature to enjoy.

Great view, several benches to sit and enjoy. I would definitely climb through the forest myself instead of taking the gondola – it's so much more beautiful up there...and the path through the forest is really beautiful.

A tranquil village where you can buy an incredible amount of Alpine cheese. A great starting point for hiking, of course.