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On Ruosalpler Chulm, Chammliberg and Schärhorn in the backgroundPhoto: Xaver Büeler, Schwyz Tourismus
A beautiful circular hike in the remotest Bisistal, which is relatively rarely walked from the Schwyz side without reason.
In the remotest Bisistal lies the Ruosalp, located on Uri soil, where around 300 cattle are summered alongside cows and goats. A less known circular hike leads through this spacious and lonely area, which from the Ruosalper Chulm on the south side leads along Geissberg and Balmer Grätli back into the Bisistal. On the Schächental side of Balmer Grätli, the Dolomite feeling comes up; the path leads directly under vertical yellow rock walls. On the opposite valley side, the imposing 1500-meter high north faces of the Brunnital rise into the sky, south of Klausenpass the glacier-covered peaks of Schärhorn and Clariden.
Author’s recommendation
During the summer season, the Waldi-Ranch restaurant is open and invites you to food and drink in a beautiful setting.
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
Track types
Tips and suggestions
Waldi-Ranch • Stoos (stoos-muotatal.ch)
Public transport
By train to Schwyz station. Then continue by bus No. 1 to Muotathal, Post.
From there, a post bus goes to Sahli. Then on foot up to Waldisee.
Post bus schedule: www.postauto.ch/en/timetable
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Directions
Either by car to Waldisee (attention, rather steep road) or by post bus to Sahli and on foot up to Waldisee.
Parking
In a large gravel car park next to the road about 1 km before the Waldisee. Then on foot to the Waldisee.
Coordinates
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Equipment
Hiking boots with good tread or trekking shoes, rain jacket, drink, provisions, possibly poles.
Localization
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
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