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- 4:00 h
- 6.09 km
- 470 m
- 505 m
- 1,719 m
- 2,223 m
- 504 m
- Start: Rothwald, Post
- Destination: Ganterwald, Post
This snowshoe trail leads from the valley station of the Rothwald ski lifts over the marked trail into the upper Rothwald, up the Jochtwald to the Panorama Restaurant Mäderlicka. From there it goes down into the impressive "Durstbach Gorge" to the "Durstbach Bridge" (junction). Then it continues over the groomed Wasmer road/slope to the mountain inn Wasenalp. Behind the restaurant, the marked trail runs over the "Hackber" down to "d'Obru Egge" and from there back to the Hotel Ganterwald and over the sidewalk of the national road back to the starting point.
The "Advanced variant": do the hike in the opposite direction. Caution: steep ascent in the gorge!
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Directions
This snowshoe trail leads from the valley station of the Rothwald ski lifts over the marked trail into the upper Rothwald, up the Jochtwald to the Panorama Restaurant Mäderlicka. From there it descends into the impressive "Durstbach Gorge" to the "Durstbach Bridge" (junction). Then it continues over the groomed Wasmer road/slope to the mountain inn Wasenalp. Behind the restaurant, we follow the marked trail over the "Hackber" down to "d'Obru Egge" and from there back to the Hotel Ganterwald and over the sidewalk of the national road back to the starting point.
The "Advanced variant": do the hike in the opposite direction. Caution: steep ascent in the gorge!
Equipment
Clothing adapted to weather conditions is essential.
Our recommendation:
- Good and waterproof footwear
- Snowshoes
- Hiking poles
- Weather-dependent (waterproof) and warm clothing
- Headgear
- Sunscreen
- Provisions
- Camera
You can rent snowshoe equipment in Brig at Glaciersport. (+41 27 923 46 46)
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Additional information
Author´s Tip / Recommendation of the author
In Ganterwald, in the shelter, at the Wasenalp and at Mäderlicka you can refresh yourself and enjoy the view.
Safety guidelines
This route is only walkable when the lake trail is open!
The trails are marked with wooden stakes painted purple. Reflective tapes are also attached.
Use of the snowshoe routes and information on this website is at your own risk. Local conditions may cause route changes. Brig Simplon Tourism AG assumes no responsibility for the accuracy and completeness of the information on this website.
- Carry a map with you. Download the complete description of the hiking trail with a large-scale map by clicking "Print" at the top right of the page.
- Use only marked hiking trails and follow all signs and instructions—for your own safety, to protect grazing animals, and out of respect for wildlife.
- Behave considerately towards other trail users and the landscape. Take your trash and that of others with you.
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