Snowshoe trail Ganterwald
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- 1:45 h
- 4.34 km
- 240 m
- 205 m
- 1,719 m
- 1,959 m
- Difficulty: medium
- Start: Ganterwald
- Destination: Rothwald, ski lift
This snowshoe trail leads from the Hotel Ganterwald along the marked trail to the "Obru Egge". From here, it goes uphill over the Hackber to the mountain inn Wasenalp. Afterwards, you hike along the prepared Wasmerstrasse (piste) down into the "Obru Rothwald" and further into the "Undru Rothwald" up to the valley station Skilifte Rothwald. Finally, you return to the starting point via the sidewalk of the national road.
As a winter hike without snowshoes, the stretch from the Rothwald Post bus stop (at the valley station of the ski lift) to the mountain inn Wasenalp is very popular. This stretch is groomed and open for multi-use during the ski season. Estimated time about 45 minutes.
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Pavements
- Unknown (77%)Asphalt (22%)Trail (1%)
Best to visit
- suitableDepends on weather
Directions
- This snowshoe trail leads from the Hotel Ganterwald along the marked trail to the "Obru Egge". From here, it goes uphill over the Hackber to the mountain inn Wasenalp. Afterwards, you hike along the prepared Wasmerstrasse (piste) down into the "Obru Rothwald" and further into the "Undru Rothwald" up to the valley station Skilifte Rothwald. Finally, you return to the starting point via the sidewalk of the national road.
Tour information
Refreshment stop
Equipment
- Clothing adapted to the weather conditions is essential.
Directions & Parking facilities
- Getting therePost bus stops are available both in Ganterwald and Rothwald.ParkingFree parking is available in Ganterwald and Rothwald.Public transportationRothwald is conveniently accessible from Brig by post bus.
Additional information
Author“s Tip / Recommendation of the author
- At the start, in the middle, and at the end of the route, there are places to stop for refreshments.
Safety guidelines
This route is only walkable when the lake piste is open!
The trails are marked with wooden poles painted purple. Reflective luminous bands are also attached. For the sake of our forest and wildlife, we ask you to stick to the marked routes. Waste belongs back in your backpack.



