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Leutschachhütte SAC Gurtnellen UR Tel. +41 41 883 15 17 [email protected] www.leutschach.ch Sewenhütte SAC Meien UR Tel. +41 41 885 18 72 [email protected] www.sewenhuette.ch Salbithütte SAC Göschenen UR Tel. +41 41 885 14 31 [email protected] www.salbit.ch Albert-Heim-Hütte SAC Realp UR Tel. +41 41 887 17 45 [email protected] www.albertheimhuette.ch Bergseehütte SAC Göschenen UR Tel. +41 41 885 14 35 [email protected] www.bergsee.ch Vermigelhütte SAC Andermatt UR Tel. +41 41 887 17 73 vermigel@sac-zofingen.ch www.sac-zofingen.ch Dammahütte SAC Göschenen UR Tel. +41 41 885 17 81 [email protected] www.dammahuette.ch Badushütte SAC Tujetsch GR Tel. +41 32 512 83 84 [email protected] www.badushuette.ch Sunniggrathütte Gurtnellen UR Tel. +41 79 386 14 85 Treschhütte SAC Gurtnellen UR Tel. +41 41 887 14 07 [email protected] www.sac-albis.ch Sustlihütte SAC Meien UR Tel. +41 41 885 17 57 [email protected] www.sustlihuette.ch Sidelenhütte Realp UR Tel. +41 41 887 02 33 [email protected] www.sidelen-huette.ch Voralphütte SAC Göschenen UR Tel. +41 41 887 04 20 [email protected] www.voralphuette.ch Rotondohütte SAC Realp UR Tel. +41 41 887 16 16 [email protected] www.rotondohuette.ch Chelenalphütte SAC Göschenen UR Tel. +41 41 885 19 30 [email protected] www.chelenalp.ch Maighelshütte SAC Tujetsch GR Tel. +41 81 949 15 51 [email protected] www.maighelshuette.ch 2017 Huts Huts Huts Huts Huts Huts Huts Huts Huts Huts Huts Huts Huts Huts Huts Huts Mountain Guides Alpina Sport AG 6490 Andermatt Tel. +41 41 887 17 88 www.alpina-sport.ch Andermatt Guides 6490 Andermatt Tel. +41 76 452 99 39 www.andermatt-guides.ch Mammut Alpine School 5703 Seon Tel. +41 62 769 81 83 www.alpineschool. mammut.ch Montanara Bergerlebnisse AG 6460 Altdorf Tel. +41 41 878 12 59 www.bergerlebnisse.ch Oswald Tschümperlin 6490 Andermatt Tel. +41 41 887 07 48 [email protected] Peak Dreams 6490 Andermatt Tel. +41 79 341 66 58 www.peakdreams.ch Free map printing: www.wanderland.ch Levels of difficulty Hiking trails are often wide but may also be narrow and uneven. Steps are provided to assist with steep sections and safety rails are present to prevent falls. Apart from the ordinary need for care and attention, there are no special requirements for users. Appropriate clothing, including solid, slip-resistant shoes and topographic maps, are recommended. Mountain trails are hiking trails which partly access difficult terrain. They are mostly steep and narrow and are exposed in places. Particularly difficult sections are secured with ropes or chains. Users must be sure-foot- ed, have a head for heights, be physically fit, and have knowledge of dangers in the mountains (rock falls, dan- ger of slipping/falling, sudden changes in the weather). They should have all the appropriate hiking equipment with them. Alpine routes sometimes lead over snowfields, glaciers and scree and through rocks with short climbing sec- tions and where there is no path. It cannot be assumed that structural precautions have been undertaken. Users must be surefooted, have a head for heights, be physi- cally very fit and have a good knowledge of dangers in the mountains. In addition to the equipment needed for mountain trails, a compass, rope, pick axe and crampons may also be needed. Easy – Hiking Trail Medium – Mountain Trail Difficult – Alpine Routes Explanation of pictogrammes Hiking time Distance Level of difficulty Fitness level required Elevation gain Elevation loss Route Suitable for prams Andermatt Holiday Region Tourist Info Gotthardstrasse 2 CH-6490 Andermatt Tel. +41 41 888 71 00 [email protected] www.andermatt.ch Andermatt Holiday Region Tourist Info Gotthardstrasse 2 CH-6490 Andermatt Tel. +41 41 888 71 00 [email protected] www.andermatt.ch The Four Headwaters Trail Experience the peaks and glaciers of Europe’s greatest watershed. The Four Headwaters Trail will take you into the fabled Gotthard Massif to the sources of the four great rivers: the Rhine, Reuss, Ticino and Rhone, flowing to all four quarters of the compass. Revitalise yourself in the heart of the Swiss Alps. www.vier-quellen-weg.ch Important Phone Numbers Tourist Info Andermatt......................... +41 41 888 71 00 SkiArena Andermatt-Sedrun ............... +41 58 200 68 68 SICA Andermatt Swiss Alps ................. +41 41 888 78 00 Cable Car Gemsstock ............................ +41 58 200 69 69 Cable Car Intschi-Arnisee .................... +41 41 883 16 88 Cable Car Amsteg-Arnisee ................... +41 41 883 12 47 Station Andermatt ................................ +41 27 927 77 07 Station Realp ......................................... +41 27 927 76 76 Post Bus Service ..................................... +41 58 448 20 08 Post Bus Service Göscheneralp ............ +41 79 343 01 09 Traffic Information...................................................... 163 Weather ........................................................................ 162 Emergencies ................................................................. 144 Air rescue ................................................................... 1414 Dr. med. Michael Schmid, Andermatt ...+41 41 887 19 77 Police............................................................................. 117 Fire Service................................................................... 118 HIKING-MAP 45 47 49 51 53 55 57 59 46 48 50 52 54 56 58 60 S e n d a S ursilvana Göschenen Andermatt Hospental Realp Göscheneralpsee Sustenhorn Sustenpass Gafallenlücke Rotondohütte SAC Gemsstock Pizzo Centrale Winterhorn Albert Heim-Hütte SAC Lochberg Mittagstock Fleckistock Salbitschijen Wassen Gurtnellen-Dorf Schijenstock Fellilücke Lutersee Oberalpsee Oberalppass Calmut Pazolastock Rossbodenstock Badus Maighelshütte Tomasee Piz Cavradi Lai da Curnera Vermigelhütte Pass Maighels Gurschenalp Nätschen Rienzenstock Schattig Wichel Bristen Chastelhorn Blauberg Lago di Lucendro 2961 m 2661 m 2091 m 2973 m 2619 m Dammahütte SAC Bergseehütte SAC Chelenalphütte SAC 2543 m 2570 m Sidelenhütte 2708 m Tiefenbach 2106 m Gletschhorn 3305 m 3074 m 2989 m Müeterlishorn 3066 m 3503 m 2224 m Fünffingerstöck 2994 m Grassengrat 2941 m Sustlihütte SAC 2257 m Chli Sustli 1907 m Färnigen 1455 m Sewenhütte SAC 2150 m Hoch Sewen 2965 m Dörfli 1247 m Husen 1174 m 2981 m Salbithütte SAC 2105 m 1792 m 2370 m 2350 m 2439 m Teufelsbrücke Gurtnellen-Wiler Amsteg Intschi Arni Treschhütte SAC 1475 m Vorder Waldi 1508 m Hinter Waldi Obermatt 1839 m Felliberg 1531 m 2309 m 2042 m 2027 m Tschamut 1645 m 1956 m 2612 m 2314 m 2345 m Badushütte 2503m Rheinquelle 2740 m 2836 m 2928 m 2478 m 2160 m 2999 m Wildenmatten 2286 m 2042 m Lago della Sella 2256 m 2421 m 2212 m Luterseeli 2283 m Mätteli 1773 m Gwüest 1582 m Voralphütte SAC 2126 m 3416 m 1111 m Abfrutt 1165 m 930 m 2962 m 2888 m 2358 m 1842 m Teufelsstein 741 m 935 m 1127 m 650 m Arnisee 1370 m 1300 m Sunniggrätli Hütte 1977 m Sunnig Grat 2033 m Leutschachhütte SAC 2208 m Schipfenberg 1229 m Ried 684 m 526 m Silenen 510 m 3073 m Bristenstäfeli 1519 m 3096 m Piz Nair 3059 m 1538 m 1453 m 1444 m Krönten 3107 m 1697 m Rinderboden 2363 m Cuolm Val 2180 m Zum Dorf U r s e r e n G ö s c h e n e r t a l F e l l i t a l S c h ö l l e n e n U n t e r a l p V a l M a i g h e l s G u s p i s U n t e r a l p r e u s s R e u s s G l . d a M a i g h e l s S t . 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Page 1: The Four Headwaters Trail - klara-regional.ch · lydia.studer@gmx.ch Badushütte SAC Tujetsch GR Tel. +41 32 512 83 84 info@badushuette.ch Sunniggrathütte Gurtnellen UR Tel. +41

Leutschachhütte SACGurtnellen UR Tel. +41 41 883 15 17 [email protected] www.leutschach.ch

Sewenhütte SACMeien UR Tel. +41 41 885 18 72 [email protected] www.sewenhuette.ch

Salbithütte SACGöschenen UR Tel. +41 41 885 14 31 [email protected] www.salbit.ch

Albert-Heim-Hütte SACRealp UR Tel. +41 41 887 17 [email protected]

Bergseehütte SACGöschenen UR Tel. +41 41 885 14 35 [email protected] www.bergsee.ch

Vermigelhütte SACAndermatt UR Tel. +41 41 887 17 73 [email protected] www.sac-zofingen.ch

Dammahütte SACGöschenen UR Tel. +41 41 885 17 81 [email protected]

Badushütte SACTujetsch GR Tel. +41 32 512 83 84 [email protected]  www.badushuette.ch

Sunniggrathütte Gurtnellen UR Tel. +41 79 386 14 85

Treschhütte SACGurtnellen UR Tel. +41 41 887 14 07 [email protected] www.sac-albis.ch

Sustlihütte SACMeien UR Tel. +41 41 885 17 57 [email protected] www.sustlihuette.ch

Sidelenhütte Realp UR Tel. +41 41 887 02 33 [email protected] www.sidelen-huette.ch

Voralphütte SACGöschenen UR Tel. +41 41 887 04 20 [email protected] www.voralphuette.ch

Rotondohütte SACRealp URTel. +41 41 887 16 [email protected]

Chelenalphütte SACGöschenen UR Tel. +41 41 885 19 30 [email protected]

Maighelshütte SACTujetsch GR Tel. +41 81 949 15 51 [email protected] www.maighelshuette.ch

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Alpina Sport AG6490 AndermattTel. +41 41 887 17 88www.alpina-sport.ch

Andermatt Guides6490 AndermattTel. +41 76 452 99 39www.andermatt-guides.ch

Mammut Alpine School5703 SeonTel. +41 62 769 81 83www.alpineschool. mammut.ch

Montanara Bergerlebnisse AG6460 AltdorfTel. +41 41 878 12 59www.bergerlebnisse.ch

Oswald Tschümperlin6490 AndermattTel. +41 41 887 07 [email protected]

Peak Dreams6490 AndermattTel. +41 79 341 66 58www.peakdreams.ch

Free map printing: www.wanderland.ch

Levels of difficulty

Hiking trails are often wide but may also be narrow and uneven. Steps are provided to assist with steep sections and safety rails are present to prevent falls. Apart from the ordinary need for care and attention, there are no special requirements for users. Appropriate clothing, including solid, slip-resistant shoes and topographic maps, are recommended.

Mountain trails are hiking trails which partly access difficult terrain. They are mostly steep and narrow and are ex posed in places. Particularly difficult sections are secured with ropes or chains. Users must be sure-foot-ed, have a head for heights, be physically fit, and have knowledge of dangers in the mountains (rock falls, dan-ger of slipping/falling, sudden changes in the weather). They should have all the appropriate hiking equipment with them.

Alpine routes sometimes lead over snowfields, glaciers and scree and through rocks with short climbing sec-tions and where there is no path. It cannot be assumed that structural precautions have been undertaken. Users must be surefooted, have a head for heights, be physi-cally very fit and have a good knowledge of dangers in the mountains. In addition to the equipment needed for mountain trails, a compass, rope, pick axe and crampons may also be needed.

Easy – Hiking Trail Medium – Mountain Trail Difficult – Alpine Routes

Explanation of pictogrammes

Hiking time Distance

Level of difficulty Fitness level required

Elevation gain Elevation loss

Route Suitable for prams

Andermatt Holiday RegionTourist InfoGotthardstrasse 2CH-6490 AndermattTel. +41 41 888 71 [email protected]

Andermatt Holiday RegionTourist InfoGotthardstrasse 2CH-6490 AndermattTel. +41 41 888 71 [email protected]

The Four Headwaters TrailExperience the peaks and glaciers of Europe’s greatest watershed. The Four Headwaters Trail will take you into the fabled Gotthard Massif to the sources of the four great rivers: the Rhine, Reuss, Ticino and Rhone, flowing to all four quarters of the compass. Revitalise yourself in the heart of the Swiss Alps.

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Important Phone NumbersTourist Info Andermatt .........................+41 41 888 71 00SkiArena Andermatt-Sedrun ...............+41 58 200 68 68SICA Andermatt Swiss Alps .................+41 41 888 78 00Cable Car Gemsstock ............................+41 58 200 69 69Cable Car Intschi-Arnisee ....................+41 41 883 16 88Cable Car Amsteg-Arnisee ...................+41 41 883 12 47Station Andermatt ................................+41 27 927 77 07Station Realp .........................................+41 27 927 76 76Post Bus Service .....................................+41 58 448 20 08Post Bus Service Göscheneralp ............+41 79 343 01 09Traffic Information ...................................................... 163Weather ........................................................................ 162Emergencies ................................................................. 144Air rescue ................................................................... 1414Dr. med. Michael Schmid, Andermatt ...+41 41 887 19 77Police ............................................................................. 117Fire Service ................................................................... 118

HIKING-MAP

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Göschenen

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Hospental

Realp

Göscheneralpsee

Sustenhorn

Sustenpass

Gafallenlücke

Rotondohütte SAC

Gemsstock

Pizzo Centrale

Winterhorn

Albert Heim-Hütte SACLochberg

Mittagstock

Fleckistock

Salbitschijen

Wassen

Gurtnellen-Dorf

Schijenstock

Fellilücke

Lutersee

OberalpseeOberalppass

Calmut

Pazolastock

Rossbodenstock

Badus

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Piz Cavradi

Lai da Curnera

Vermigelhütte

Pass Maighels

Gurschenalp

NätschenRienzenstock

Schattig Wichel Bristen

Chastelhorn

Blauberg

Lago di Lucendro

2961 m 2661 m

2091 m

2973 m

2619 m

Dammahütte SAC

Bergseehütte SAC

Chelenalphütte SAC

2543 m

2570 m Sidelenhütte2708 m

Tiefenbach2106 m

Gletschhorn3305 m

3074 m

2989 m

Müeterlishorn3066 m

3503 m

2224 m

Fünffingerstöck2994 m

Grassengrat2941 m

Sustlihütte SAC2257 m

Chli Sustli1907 m

Färnigen1455 m

Sewenhütte SAC2150 m

Hoch Sewen2965 m

Dörfli1247 m

Husen1174 m

2981 m

Salbithütte SAC2105 m

1792 m

2370 m

2350 m2439 m

Teufelsbrücke

Gurtnellen-Wiler

Amsteg

Intschi

Arni

Treschhütte SAC1475 m

Vorder Waldi1508 m

Hinter Waldi

Obermatt

1839 m

Felliberg

1531 m

2309 m

2042 m2027 m

Tschamut1645 m

1956 m

2612 m

2314 m2345 m

Badushütte2503m

Rheinquelle

2740 m

2836 m

2928 m

2478 m

2160 m2999 m

Wildenmatten2286 m

2042 m

Lago della Sella2256 m

2421 m

2212 m

Luterseeli2283 m

Mätteli1773 m

Gwüest1582 m

Voralphütte SAC2126 m

3416 m

1111 m

Abfrutt1165 m

930 m

2962 m2888 m

2358 m

1842 m

Teufelsstein

741 m

935 m

1127 m

650 m

Arnisee1370 m

1300 m

Sunniggrätli Hütte1977 m

Sunnig Grat2033 m

Leutschachhütte SAC

2208 m

Schipfenberg1229 m

Ried684 m

526 m

Silenen510 m

3073 m

Bristenstäfeli1519 m

3096 m

Piz Nair3059 m

1538 m

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Krönten3107 m

1697 mRinderboden

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Witenstock2392 m

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Piz Alv2769 m

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Page 2: The Four Headwaters Trail - klara-regional.ch · lydia.studer@gmx.ch Badushütte SAC Tujetsch GR Tel. +41 32 512 83 84 info@badushuette.ch Sunniggrathütte Gurtnellen UR Tel. +41

Chilchenberg Plant Life and Avalanche Educational TrailThis interesting trail starts at the Nätschen valley station. From here you walk up towards the protective forest from which you have a mag-nificent view of the val-ley. Along the way there are numerous illustrated information boards with details about the lush flora of the area and about the role played by the protective forest. The trail fin ishes up at Nätschen Station.

1 h 35 min 3.5 km

medium medium

450 m 50 m

Andermatt Train Stati-on–Chilchen berg–Börtli– Nätschen Train Station

Golf

A circular pathway takes you around the golf course that lies between Andermatt and Hospen-tal. Enjoy the breathtak-ing views out over the golf course and the Ursern Valley before following the river embankment back to your start point. For your own personal security we request that you do not trespass onto the Golf Course but remain solely on the circular walking path.

2 h 10 min 8.4 km

medium easy

160 m 160 m

Andermatt Train Station– Giessen–Rotboden–Firt– Hospental Train Station–Rüssenbiel–Giessen– Andermatt Train Station

Urseren Forest Educational Trail

This path starts at the village bridge and leads past the Mariahilf Chapel to the entrance of the protective forest. As you walk through the Ursern Forest you will see sev-eral information boards with details about the protective forest and its function. The trail ends shortly after the treeline at the Gurschenalp with the Gemsstock middle station.

2 h 25 min 4.8 km

medium medium

780 m 0 m

Andermatt Train Station– Mariahilf-Kapelle– Urserenwald–Mändli– Gurschenalp

Hospental– Zumdorf

Walk from Hospental village to the valley sta-tion for the former Win-terhornbahn where the high altitude trail starts that runs past the “oven stone”. Enjoy the stun-ning view that stretches as far as the Chäsertal valley. The trail con-tinues on to Zumdorf, Switzerland’s smallest village. From Zumdorf you return to Hospental on a wide path that runs along the other side of the valley.

2 h 10 min 6.6 km

medium easy

270 m 270 m

Hospental Train Station– Stafel-Zumdorf– Richleren–Firt–Hospental Train Station

Gottardo Hiking Trail

This is your chance to learn

everything you ever wanted to know about this once-in-a-centu-ry railway project, the 130-year old Gotthard line, which runs through the wilds between Göschenen and Altdorf. It is also possible to only view part of the route. Well worth a visit – every step of the way!

9 h 30 min 31.7 km

medium difficult

740 m 1400 m

Göschenen–Wassen– Pfaffensprung– Gurtnellen–Ried–Amsteg– Silenen– Erstfeld–Altdorf

Biel

The Biel Circular Trail starts at Realp Station and follows the right hand side of the valley towards Witenwasser-ental, past the northern entry of the Furka Base Tunnel, which connects the Ursern Valley with Obergoms (VS). Con-tinue across the bridge with its thick wooden logs to the Furka Cog-wheel Steam Railway depot. You pass the 9-hole golf course on your way back to Realp.

30 min 2.1 km

easy easy

30 m 30 m

Realp Train Station–Flesch–Biel–Realp Train Station

Gurtnellen Adventure Trail

Along the Gottardo Hik-ing Trail there are nine information panels with a host of interesting and informative facts about the biodiversity in the Uri Reuss Valley. Each panel is devoted to a particular area such as water, for-est and wildlife. A very pleasant resting area has recently been created at Felliboden.

1 h 40 min 5.6 km

easy easy

220 m 220 m

Gurtnellen Wiler– Güetli–Felliboden–Güetli– Gurtnellen Wiler

Stäuben Chapel Gurtnellen

This trail takes you past Gurtnellen Wiler, the church and the metal smelting plant. After a short ascent through the forest you will reach the chapel close to the Gornerenbach ravine. This pilgrim age chapel was built for protection from the Wilerplanggen avalanche. To return to Gurtnellen follow the same route back.

1 h 2.2 km

medium medium

190 m 190 m

Gurtnellen Wiler–Fabrik-strasse–Murenwald– Stäubenkapelle–Muren-wald–Fabrikstrasse– Gurtnellen Wiler

Wind Educational Trail

Wind plays an important role in the Alpine valleys. To a large extent it deter-mines the weather and temperature in the val-ley. The Wind Educational Trail near the wind power plant on the Gütsch above Andermatt explains all about the various winds here and gives a fasci-nating insight into the weather conditions that have prevailed since an-cient times. You will also learn a lot about cloud formations and flora as well as the fauna of the Gotthard region.

3 h 3.8 km

medium medium

540 m 540 m

Nätschen Train  Station– Stöckli– Nätschen Train Station

Realp–Zumdorf

Leave Realp Station and walk along the right-hand side of the valley along the roller ski trail and then along the hik-ing trail to Zumdorf. In Zumdorf you cross to the other side of the valley and walk back to Realp on the bank beside the Furkareuss. Along the way you will discover a unique wetland with a rich variety of birdlife.

2 h 6.7 km

easy easy

180 m 180 m

Realp Train Station–Flesch– Dieselingen–Schmidigen–Zumdorf–Steinbergen– Laui–Realp Train Station

Rohr

This beautiful circu-lar trail takes you from the village bridge and towards Unteralp over steps and on to the Ma-riahilf Chapel. The path then goes up to the rifle clubhouse and to the Gurschenbach waterfall before making a short descent and crossing the bridge. There is an invit-ing resting area near the bridge. From here it is an easy walk along the road back to Andermatt.

1 h 30 min 4.9 km

medium easy

190 m 190 m

Andermatt Train Station– Mariahilf-Kapelle–Rohr–Unteralpstrasse– Andermatt Train Station

Fliesgaden Moorland Educational Trail

On this leisurely walk along the moorland trail you will learn a lot of in-teresting things about this diverse moorland habitat. The route with its idyllic setting beneath the protective forest takes you along a firm path that does not adversely affect the natural landscape. Along the way you are sure to enjoy the peace and splendour of the sur-rounding mountains.

50 min 2.4 km

easy easy

110 m 110 m

Andermatt Train Station–Maria hilf-Kapelle–Schützenhaus–Flies gaden–Mariahilf- Kapelle–Andermatt Train Station

Herbal Plants Educational Trail

Follow the Unteralp cir-cular trail and discover the diverse and beautiful alpine flora. On the herb-al plant educational trail you will find a variety of indigenous plants. Learn more about their applica-tions and healing power.

Mur

2 h 30 min 8.2 km

medium easy

280 m 280 m

Andermatt Train Station–Maria hilf-Kapelle–Rohr–Mur– Unteralpstrasse–An-dermatt Train Station

Steinbergen

This circular trail starts at Realp Station. Walk along the right-hand side of the valley along the roller ski trail to-wards Hospental. Be-hind the rail tunnel, cross the tracks, the road and the Furkareuss River and proceed on the other side of the val-ley towards Steinbergen. Here you will see the Steinbergen Chapel with its walled avalanche cone. Follow the wide path back to Realp.

45 min 2.7 km

easy easy

50 m 50 m

Realp Train Station–Flesch– Diepelingen–Stein-bergen–Laui–Realp Train Station

Audio Educational Trail glacier blooms & time travel

For several years re-searchers from ETH Zurich carried out their research in the area around the Damma Gla-cier. There are nine lis-tening stations around the Göscheneralpsee where you can use an au-dio guide to learn about the cli mate. The audio guides are available free of charge at the kiost at the Damma Glacier res-taurant and may also be downloaded.

3 h 10 min 8.7 km

medium medium

470 m 470 m

Göscheneralp–Älpergen–Junction Dammareuss– Vorder Röti–Berg– Göscheneralp

Avalanche protection forest

Starting off from Realp you follow the high diver-sion wall that helps to protect Realp against av-alanches. Continue along the trail until you reach the area below the pro-tective forest. Then walk along the edge of the forest towards the golf course. Return down to the village through flow-ering Alpine meadows.

1 h 2.5 km

medium easy

140 m 140 m

Realp Train Station–Bann-wald–Laui–Realp Train Station

Uri’s geometric centre

Canton Uri’s geometric centre is located 1,482 m.a.s.l. in the Leutschach Valley. Follow the signs along the way from the Intschi-Arnisee moun-tain station to the desti-nation of this theme trail at the geometric centre. Along the way you will see signs of the official survey work that was carried out.

1 h 3 km

easy easy

140 m 140 m

Intschi-Arnisee Mountain Station–Arni–Arnisee–Hin-ter Arni– Chäserli–Hinter Arni– Arnisee Mountain Station

Göschenen

Set off from the Göschenen Train Station-platz square and follow the signs to “Göschener-alp”. After a short walk you will come to the first lookout point with its magnificent views. At Abfrutt you follow the road for about 300 m before switching over to the left side and continu-ing up to the spring. This trail takes you back to Göschenen.

50 min 3 km

easy easy

70 m 70 m

Göschenen Train Station– Bitzi–Biel–Göschenen Train Station

Geissberg

This area has been sub-ject to avalanches since time immemorial. To protect the vital Got-thard transit route the authorities started erect-ing avalanche barriers at Geissberg 50 years ago. While on this hike you will see the barriers for yourself and learn about avalanche protection, lo-cal flora and fauna, and other related topics.

6 h 13.7 km

medium difficult

1100 m 1100 m

Gurtnellen Dorf–Witten-stock–Wildampferen– Sewlisegg–Junction Silbere–Schüpfenberg– Gurtnellen Dorf

Lakeside circular trail Göscheneralp

This circular hike starts on the natural dam. After crossing the dam, walk uphill to the Dammareuss. Con tinue through the Alpine land-scape to Chelenreuss, and cross this also. Enjoy the view of a unique gla-cier paradise. Towards the end of your walk the trail goes slightly up-hill again and brings you back to the dam.

3 h 10 min 8.7 km

medium medium

470 m 470 m

Göscheneralp–Älpergen–Junction Dammareuss– Vorder Röti–Berg-Göschener alp

Mur

This extension of the cir-cular trail at Rohr contin-ues on the same side of the valley and then into the Unteralp Valley. Pass flowering Alpine roses and whistling marmots until you get to the sec-ond bridge in Mur. Here the route crosses the Un-teralp Reuss before fol-lowing the road back to Andermatt. The flowers in the Unteralp are espe-cially beautiful in June and July.

2 h 30 min 8.2 km

medium easy

280 m 280 m

Andermatt Train Station– Mariahilf-Kapelle–Rohr–Mur–Unteralpstrasse– Andermatt Train Station

5 Lakes Walk

After starting at the Gotthard Pass your first goal is to reach the im-posing wall of the Lucen-dro Dam. This diverse mountain trail takes you over broad stretches of Gotthard granite and from time to time opens up to one of the 5 lakes. An amazing circular hike amid stunning scenery!

4 h 15 min 12.5 km

medium medium

640 m 640 m

Gotthardpass–San Carlo–Mottolone–Cna della Gana–Gatscholalücke–Cna Corsino–Gotthardpass

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Lake Toma

After setting out from the Oberalp Pass you walk towards Tschamutt over flowering Alpine meadows and into the Maighels Valley. Con-tinue along the narrow mountain path to Lake Toma, the source of the Rhine. The lake is beau-tifully set in a large de-pression. From here the river runs 1,230 km to the sea near Rotterdam. Return to the Oberalp Pass along the way you came.

3 h 50 min 11.2 km

medium difficult

570 m 570 m

Oberalp Train Station–Trugt– Siara–Maighelshütte– Tomasee–Oberalp Train Station

Sunnig Grat

Enjoy a smooth ride by cable car from Intschi or Amsteg up to Lake Arni. From 1,800 m.a.s.l., the dense pine forest offers a view of the rocky Sunnig Grat ridge with its large cross. From the Sunnig Grat you are rewarded with amazing views of the Uri Reuss Valley. Overnight accommoda-tion on request at the Sunniggrätli Hut.

2 h 3.4 km

medium difficult

680 m 20 m

Arnisee Mountain Station–Arni see–Suniggrätli Hütte– Sunnig Grat Gipfel

Urschner Höhenweg

After following the steep path up to the high-alti-

tude trail with heights of almost 2,100 m.a.s.l. you will be rewarded with a stunning view. Thereafter the trail leads with some easy ascents and decents to Tiefenbach. At the Restaurant Tiefenbach catch the post bus that will bring you back to the starting point. A short-cut varient runs from above Realp down through the protective-forest directly to the village.

5 h 45 min 15.7 km

medium difficult

1200 m 520 m

Andermatt Train Station– Giessen–Mülibach– Rotboden–Lochberg–Tätsch–Tiefenbach

Meiggelenstock

Walk from the former Wassen station through the protective forest and across the forest limit and on to Meiggelen-stock. On the summit, enjoy the stunning views over the Uri Oberland. On your way back you pass Chli Lake and walk through the protective forest above Wassen back to the starting point.

8 h 15.4 km

difficult difficult

1650 m 1650 m

Wassen–Meiggelen–Rüti–Meiggelenstock–Junction Gross See–Riederen–Wassen

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GloggentürmliThis walk starts at the Gemsstockbahn moun-tain station at 2,961 m.a.s.l. As you go you will see the two dis-tinctive fingers of the Gloggentürmli point-ing the way. Secured by ropes you make your way across bands of rock and walk up to the Gafallenlücke. Then cross a stony descent be-fore going uphill to the Gloggentürmli. Here a view unfolds of the de-scent to the Lake Sella lake and Gotthard Pass.

3 h 50 min 9.7 km

difficult medium

420 m 1280 m

Gemsstock Mountain Station– Gafallenlücke–Gloggentürmli–Lago della Sella–Gotthardpass

Pazolastock

The Oberalp Pass Station marks the starting point for this walk on well-signposted pathways up to Pazolastock. On the final section you fol-low a narrow path along the ridge and up to the summit where a mag-nificent all-round pano-rama awaits. Return on the same path along the ridge before taking the wider path on the west-ern side and continuing on to Nätschen Station.

3 h 15 min 7.9 km

medium medium

730 m 930 m

Oberalp Train Station–Pazola lücke–Pazolastock– Pazolalücke–Schöni– Nätschen Train Station

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Salbit Bridge

Up above the Göschener alp, the Salbit and Voralp SAC huts are linked by a spectacular 90-metre long suspen-sion bridge. With the aid of steel ropes and a lad-der you cross the steep sections and ledges in this wild mountain country. The views of the Dammakette range glaciers and of the Sustenhorn are quite unique.

6 h 10 min 12.1 km

difficult difficult

1730 m 710 m

Göschenen Train Station– Regliberg–Salbithütte– Salbitschijenbiwak SAC–Voralphütte

4 Headwaters Trail

This walk takes you through spec-tacular scenery to the sources of the Rhine, Rhone,

Reuss and Ticino. You can cover the distance in daily stages or during a continuous five-day trek with overnight accommo-dation.

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This stage runs from Oberalp Pass up to the source of the Rhine and ends at the Vermigel Hut.

5h 30 min 14.5 km

medium medium

830 m 830 m

Oberalppass–Tomasee–Maighelspass–Vermigel-hütte

Stotzigen Firsten

This well-known ski touring mountain is also worth a visit in the sum-mer. After reaching the top of the Furka Pass this beautiful high-alti-tude trail passes idyllic mountain lakes along the upward climb to the Stotzigen Firsten. The more leisurely descent crosses a broad grassy ridge as it takes you into the Witenwasseren Val-ley. The final stretch leads along the steam train tracks and into Realp.

4 h 10 min 11.7 km

medium medium

440 m 1340 m

Furkapass–Stotzigen Firsten–Laubgädmen–Biel–Realp Train Station

Giübin

This stage takes you up to the highest point on the Four Headwaters Trail, the Piz Giübin at 2,776 m.a.s.l.

5 h 30 min 13 km

medium medium

830 m 780 m

Vermigelhütte–Giübin– Sellapass–Gotthardpass

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From the Gotthard Pass this walk takes you to the source. The high-altitude route then runs above the Bedretto Valley.

7 h 20.6 km

medium difficult

1030 m 1140 m

Gotthardpass–Lucendro-Stausee–Lucendro Pass– Bedrettotal–Pianseccohütte

Source of the Ticino

The fourth stage takes you to the headwaters of the Ticino. It then cross-es the Nufenen Pass.

7 h 19.8 km

medium difficult

860 m 1480 m

Pianseccohütte–Cruina– Nufenenpass–Ägenental– Ulrichen

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The final stage is a hike from Obergoms to the source of the Rhone on the Furka Pass.

6 h 17 km

medium difficult

1300 m 390 m

Ulrichen–Gletsch– Furkapass–Belvédère

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Lolen Pass

Once you have left the Oberalp Pass, you pro-ceed gently downhill into the Maighels Valley and then up towards the Maighels Hut. A slightly sloping path takes you up to the Lolen Pass. On the downhill run, you cross Alpine meadows and pass countless hairpin bends before reaching the natural road in the Unteralp Valley. Finally, a wide path lined with Alpine flowers takes you to Andermatt.

5 h 25 min 17.1 km

medium medium

640 m 1250 m

Oberalp Train Station–Si-ara–Maighelshütte–Lolen-pass–Mur–Rohr–Mariahilf- Kapelle–Andermatt Train Station

Susten Pass

This trail starts at the “Susten Passhöhe” post bus stop before taking you up to the actual top of the pass. You then walk along the old Sus-ten road down to the Alp Hinterfeld where you can replenish your energy with some Alpine cheese or fresh yoghurt. Then leaving this big alp be-hind you, you continue down into the valley to-wards Wassen.

4 h 20 min 16.1 km

medium difficult

90 m 1400 m

Sustenpass–Alp Hinterfeld–Färnigen-Meien–Husen–Wassen

Gotthard Pass

This trail takes you along the old pass road above the village of Hospental. After Gamssteg the trail leads through Alpine meadows. In many plac-es, patches of old paved road hark back to the time of the muleteers. At Brüggloch you will have reached the Uri-Ticino border. Continue on the muleteer’s trail as far as the top of the Gotthard Pass.

3 h 10 min 9.1 km

medium medium

710 m 70 m

Hospental Train Station–Gamssteg–Mätteli–Brügg-loch–Gotthardpass

Oberalp Pass

Follow the signposts up-hill as you head towards Fellilücke. Here there is a rocky path sloping gen-tly upwards to the idyl-lic Lutersee lake. An old stone path, built by the military, leads almost as far as the Stöckli. Once here you have a stunning view of the wind farm to enjoy. The descent along pastures takes you through the flower-filled Chilchenberg protective forest and to Andermatt.

4 h 25 min 12.6 km

medium medium

520 m 1130 m

Oberalp Train Station–Felli-lücke–Lutersee– Stöckli–Tüfelstalboden– Andermatt Train Station

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Arni

This idyllic sunny moun-tain terrace high above Gurtnellen is the perfect place to relax and un-wind. There is a small reservoir with crystal-clear water ideal for rec-reation and play. Enjoy the amazing view into the Maderanertal valley with the Bristenstock. Continue along a wide gravel road to Gurtnel-len Dorf.

1 h 50 min 5.8 km

easy easy

60 m 490 m

Arnisee Mountain Station–Arnisee–Heissigegg– Holzrieri–Gurtnellen Dorf

Devil’s Bridge – Schöllenen Gorge

Leaving Andermatt you walk to the legendary Devil’s Bridge, past the Suvorov monument, and over old mu leteer trails to Göschenen. The high rock walls of the Schölle-nen Gorge with the roar-ing Reuss River are an impressive sight indeed. Walk over the avalanche galleries as far as the stone Häderlis Bridge and then on to Göschenen.

1 h 25 min 4.6 km

medium easy

50 m 380 m

Andermatt Train Station– Teufelsbrücke– Schöllenen–Göschenen Train Station

Ursern Valley

The valley trail along the Reuss takes you along the sunny side of the val-ley and passes the golf course before reach ing Hospental. Walk over beautiful flower-filled meadows on to Zumdorf, Switzerland’s smallest village. After Realp you walk through a unique meadow landscape on the dam wall of the Furkareuss. The flora along the way is especial-ly luxuriant in July.

2 h 30 min 9.7 km

easy easy

170 m 70 m

Andermatt Train Station– Giessen–Rüssenbiel– Hospental Train Station– Richleren–Zumdorf– Steinbergen–Realp Train Station

Gigenstafel

This beautiful trail takes you high up through the Tristel area and to the Gigenstafel. Here you can rest on one of the benches provided and enjoy the beautiful view of the valley. Walk into the valley through the St. Anna protective for-est. Before you reach the village of Hospental you pass a gallows. This for-mer place of execution is one of the few remain-ing in Switzerland.

2 h 40 min 6.6 km

medium medium

500 m 490 m

Gemsstock Valley Station–Gigenstafel– St. Annawald–Hospental Train Station

Göscheneralp

What an Alpine gem we have here! The beauty and variety in this moun-tain valley will amaze you. Along the way you enjoy stunning views of mighty glaciers, huge rockfaces, beautiful mountain ranges, flower-filled Alpine meadows and crystalline lakes.Your hike takes you from the Göscheneralp natural dam and mainly along the young Göschen-erreuss and towards Göschenen.

2 h 35 min 9.2 km

medium easy

50 m 730 m

Göscheneralp–In den Feden–Jäntelboden–Loch-stafel–Bonen–Steglaui– Göschenen Train Station

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