Ski tour to the Mäderlicke (2887 meters above sea level)
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- Description
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- 2:12 h
- 3.66 km
- 1,130 m
- 1,754 m
- 2,884 m
- Difficulty: medium
- Start: Rothwald
- Destination: Mäderlicke
Ascent
Rothwald - From the mountain station of the Rothwald ski lift you go up to the Mäderlicke at the top of the Bodmertälli. The view during the tour to the Mäderlicke is breathtaking. Afterwards the Mäderhorn can also be climbed.
Descent
Rothwald - The descent is via the ascent track. Depending on the assessment of the dangers, this can also vary.
Simplon Pass - Descend from the Mäderlicke towards the southeast to the Chaltwasser Pass plateau. From here either to Unner's Schallbett, to the Simplon Pass or to Italy to Alpe Veglia.
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Pavements
- Unknown (100%)
Best to visit
- suitableDepends on weather
Directions
- The tour to the Mäderlicke is breathtaking. If you want, you can extend the tour up to the Mäderhorn.
Tour information
Circular trail
Equipment
- Complete ski touring equipment
Directions & Parking facilities
- Getting thereBy post bus or private car to Rothwald.ParkingParking spaces are available at the Schutzhaus and Ganterwald restaurants.Public transportationEasily accessible by post bus from Brig
Stop: Rothwald, Schutzhaus
Additional information
- More information about ski tours at: www.sac-cas.ch/de/huetten-und-touren
Questions about the Brig Simplon region: www.brig-simplon.ch
Literature
- Further information at the tourist office or the SAC.
Author´s Tip / Recommendation of the author
- Ski tourers feel at home on the Simplon. Spend the night in one of the hotels on the pass or in the village and spend a few days touring in the region.
Benefit from the new Simplon snowshoe and ski touring app. Earn points and get great rewards. The app is available at simplon.app.
Safety guidelines
- Safe skiing, alpine, quite difficult tour. Only accessible in very safe conditions.
The inspection is at your own risk. Rapid changes in weather can occur. Be careful and don't put yourself in danger.
Disclaimer of liability
Walking on routes in alpine terrain requires good physical condition, serious preparation and technical knowledge in mountain sports. The ascent of the routes described is at your own risk. Brig Simplon Tourismus AG, SAC and the authors assume no liability for the topicality, correctness and completeness of the information provided. Liability claims of any kind against Brig Simplon Tourismus AG or against the authors are excluded.
SOS: 144
Map
- Snowshoe and ski tour map 1: 50000 is available from the Brig and Simplon tourist office.
274S Visp ISBN number: 978-3-302-20274-7
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