The Seebodenalp Glacier Trail
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Search for traces of glaciers on the Seebodenalp! One of the themes of the Glacier Trail is the last Ice Age, and it attempts to make this part of nature more comprehensible.
The trail follows a circular panoramic route from the Seebodenalp car-park to Alp Ruodisegg and then on via Hinterer Boden and Holderen back to the car-park. There is an information board at the starting point in the Seebodenalp car-park. This tells visitors about the trail and where the other information panels are, as well as places to stop for a rest, and barbecue sites. Like the other trails in canton Schwyz, the Glacier Trail is easily accessible. Sensitive habitats are deliberately protected or given a wide berth.
15 clear and concise information panels tell visitors about topics such as land improvement, glaciology, landslips, protected forests, biodiversity, spring water, timber production and traditional alpine farming on the Seeboden alp.
For your information
In order to let our next generation also could enjoy the beauty of the Rigi, we would like to ask you to dispose of your own waste in the waste bins which are located at all of the stations of RIGI BAHNEN AG. Thank you.
Author’s recommendation
Rest stops
Hotel Restaurant Rigi SeebodenalpAlpwirtschaft Ruodisegg
Grod-Beizli
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Public transport
Public-transport-friendly
Good accessible by train and bus
The cable car Küssnacht - Seebodenalp takes you comfortably to the starting point of the hike.
Getting there
It is also possible reached by car. You will reach the parking lot Seebodenalp.
However, we recommend public transport instead of cars: lean back, be stress-free and do something good for the environment.
Parking
At the valley station of the cable car Seebodenalp as well as on the Seebodenalp itself there are paid parking spaces available.Coordinates
Equipment
Festes Schuhwerk und dem Wetter angepasste Kleidung empfohlen.Statistics
- 7 Waypoints
- 7 Waypoints
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