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2,437 km
500:35 h
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January 11, 2026
It's rarely possible to go snowshoeing on the Pfannenstiel. Today, wonderful fresh powder snow through forests, across meadows, and a glimpse of Lake Greifensee.
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Schweiz mobil Schneeschuhtrail 706
02:06
7.84km
3.7km/h
360m
370m
January 4, 2026
The tour was far too shady for me (my hands and feet turned to ice). Otherwise, the views were beautiful and the route was easy to follow, especially if there's already a track.
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December 27, 2025
A wonderful scenic hike in the Zurich Oberland.
Today it was anything but lonely; many hikers, trail runners, and mountain bikers had come from the lowlands to enjoy the sunshine and clearly made the most of the day until sunset (Chrüzzeg Alp was still packed).
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December 25, 2025
I started in the fog, but quickly gained ground. A magnificent interplay of mist and sun. At the top, perfect weather and breathtaking views.
The ridge trail from Neualpspitz to the Gmeinenwies junction is fantastic, but challenging with snow. A head for heights is essential.
Although I saw several tracks
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December 21, 2025
A beautiful tour in itself, but for me more suitable for summer. From Unterkäseren to Hinter Höhi there's currently old snow, making it strenuous to walk and the route finding difficult in places... luckily, at the junction on the ascent, I spontaneously decided to skip the summit experience of Federispitz
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December 14, 2025
We had originally planned to hike to the Margelchopf, but since we set off without snowshoes, we decided to take a shortcut because there was quite a lot of snow up there.
A fantastic hiking area with panoramic views in all directions.
Today we hiked quite cross-country, because we first missed the turnoff
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December 2, 2025
Simply wonderful while the lifts are still closed... peace and quiet and a beautiful view.
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January 18, 2026
A lovely short hike up the Hörnli. I currently recommend crampons, as the trails are almost entirely icy.
The restaurant on the Hörnli is open year-round, and their website always has up-to-date information.
Parking at the Hulftegg Pass is free.
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