Klewenstock circular trail
- 1:38 h
- 2.66 km
- 289 m
- 281 m
- 1,477 m
- 1,699 m
- 222 m
- Start: Bergstation Klewenalp
- Destination: Bergstation Klewenalp
From the Klewenalp mountain station, it's a few meters towards Klewenboden and then turn off towards the Klewenstock chairlift. A snowshoe trail leads to the valley station of the Klewenstock chairlift, where you can then relax on the ascent with the Klewenstock chairlift. Once at the top station of the chairlift, the snowshoe trail leads through a forest path down towards the winter hiking trail. The last section back to the mountain station can then be covered on the winter hiking trail.
Good to know
Best to visit
suitable
Depends on weather
Directions
Klewenalp-Klewenstock mountain station-Klewenalp mountain station
Tour information
Accessible with Mountain Railway/Lift
Loop Road
Mountain Railway Tour
Stop at an Inn
Equipment
- Clothing adapted to the winter temperatures
- Snowshoes (can be rented at the Klewenalp mountain station)
- poles (can be hired at the Klewenalp mountain station)
- Winter hiking map
- cell phone
- Water bottle and snacks
- First aid material, rescue blanket, flashlight, cell phone
- Sun protection
Directions & Parking facilities
Take the highway A2 Luzern-Gotthard, exit Buochs/Beckenried and follow the signs to the valley station of the cable car Beckenried-Klewenalp
Paid parking spaces are available in Beckenried at the valley station of the Beckenried-Klewenalp cable car.
By post bus: from Stans, railroad station to Beckenried, post office
By boat: from Lucerne or Brunnen to Beckenried
By boat: from Lucerne or Brunnen to Beckenried
Eignung
Individualgäste
Gruppen
Familien
Kinder ab 10
Jugendliche
Erwachsene
Senioren
Additional information
Please note the Klewenalp-Stockhütte cable car timetable and prices.
License (master data)
Author´s Tip / Recommendation of the author
Enjoy a refreshment in one of our mountain inns!
General information
Family
Best Ager
Nature Lover
Safety guidelines
General safety instructions:
- The snowshoe trail is marked along the entire route
- The Stollen viewpoint, which is accessible in summer, is not part of the route due to the steep, sloping terrain. Hike at your own risk!
- Inform yourself early and independently about the current snow and avalanche conditions
Rules of conduct:
- Allow enough time, rest regularly.
- Do not take any unnecessary risks and always monitor the weather
- Always stay on the marked route, avoid shortcuts
- Avoid forest edges, afforestation and small young growth
- Avoid game wherever possible
- Observe animals from an appropriate distance
- If possible, leave dogs at home or keep them on a lead
- Only take reminders with you and only leave your tracks!
Further information at: www.natur-freizeit.ch
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