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Hiking : Risetenstock

Switzerland Nidwalden

Map of the trail for Risetenstock

Durée

06:12:38

Distance

13.611 km

Dénivelé

1224.0 m

This hiking route to Risetenstock offers a challenging adventure in a stunning alpine setting. The trail is a circular route with a total distance of 13.611 kilometers and an elevation gain of 1224 meters, making it extremely difficult and suitable for experienced hikers.

Starting at the parking area at the trailhead, hikers will pass by several points of interest along the way. About 3.65 kilometers into the hike, you will come across the Färnital information point, providing some insight into the area. Further along the trail at 5.24 kilometers, there is a water source off the trail.

As you continue, you will encounter the ruins at 3.65 kilometers, showcasing the historic significance of the area. Near the halfway point, at 5.96 kilometers, you will reach the Hinterjochli saddle, offering breathtaking views of the surrounding landscape. The trail also passes by the Risetenstock peak at 6.58 kilometers, providing a rewarding summit experience.

For those in need of a rest or a snack, there are picnic sites and benches along the trail. Additionally, there are drinking water sources at 0.17 and 0.28 kilometers from the start, ensuring you stay hydrated throughout the hike.

It is essential to come prepared for this challenging hike by bringing plenty of water, snacks, proper hiking gear, and checking the weather forecast before heading out. Overall, this route promises a thrilling adventure for hikers seeking a physically demanding yet rewarding trek in the alpine region.

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