A snowshoe tour should not only be fun but also safe and therefore must be planned with care. In collaboration with SchweizMobil, we offer you a selection of the best routes for every difficulty level – exclusively selected for you by NANUQ.
Lehmen–Kronberg Trail (Appenzell)
From the very bottom to the very top, directly to Kronberg: snowshoers with very good fitness will find the challenge they seek here. This sunny route promises absolute peace and solitude. Upon reaching Kronberg, a magnificent panorama opens up all the way to Lake Constance.
Difficulty: hard
Duration: 3.45h
Start: Weissbad
Destination: Kronberg↔6km| ↑740 ↓60
Mullern-Fronalp-Trail (Glarus)
High above Lake Walen and away from the hustle and bustle on winter trails along the Schabziger Höhenweg. Snowshoe hikers enjoy the view of the Linth plain and the Glarus mountain peaks.
Difficulty: medium
Duration: 2.25h
Start: Mollis
Destination: Mullern↔5km| ↑320 ↓320
Niederurnertäli Trail (Glarus)
On this snowshoe tour, you enjoy the silence of the wintry Niederurnertal. The glacier valley entices with its snow-covered alpine meadows, gnarled maple trees, and wonderful views of the Glarus region.
Difficulty: medium
Duration: 3.10h
Start: Niederurnen
Destination: Morgenholz↔6km| ↑380 ↓380
Brunni Trail (Bernese Oberland)
High above Lake Thun, the snowshoe trail leads from the Aeschiried sun terrace to the foot of the Morgenberghorn. The view of the impressive mountain backdrop and the deep blue Lake Thun is unique.
Fitness level: difficult
Duration: 6.30h
Start: Aeschiried
Destination: Aeschiried↔12km| ↑800 ↓800
