Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
Track types
Rest stops
Alpwirtschaft ZwäckenPass summit Ibergeregg
Safety information
For your safety – stay on the route!
SVS snowshoe routes are marked, signalled, avalanche-safe, and environmentally friendly.
Order snowshoe maps from the Swiss Snowshoe Association (www.s-v-s.ch)
Attention:
Leaving the route in the nature and hunting reserve area is prohibited!
Avalanche situation:
In case of uncertain snow conditions, we recommend consulting the avalanche bulletin. Every winter sports enthusiast is responsible for themselves and uses the official snow routes at their own risk.
Tips and suggestions
For the sake of the wild animals:
- Attention: Please respect the recommended wildlife quiet zone.
- In winter, wild animals need quiet retreat areas to survive.
- Please stay on the route so the wild animals are not disturbed.
- We ask you to keep your dog on a leash.
http://www.mythenregion.ch/fileadmin/Files/Documents/Ibergeregg/Schneeschuhkarte.pdf
Roadbook
Ibergeregg - Zwäcken - Halbegg - Brünnelistock - Ibergeregg
(SVS circular route Brünnelistock SZ 029)
Brünnelistock
Alpwirtschaft Zwäcken
Public transport
Public-transport-friendly
From Schwyz by bus to Rickenbach - Ibergeregg
From Einsiedeln by bus to Gross - Euthal - Unter- Oberiberg - Ibergeregg
Directions
A4 exit Schwyz - Rickenbach - Ibergeregg
A3 towards Feusisberg - Biberbrugg - Gross - Euthal - Unter-Oberiberg - Ibergeregg
Parking
Ibergeregg pass heightCoordinates
Book recommendations for this region:
Equipment
Recommended equipment for snowshoers:
- Snowshoes, winter shoes (good hiking boots), wind jacket, sweater, gloves, hat, sunglasses, gaiters, and hiking poles depending on the weather conditions
- Backpack with drink and food for longer routes
- Recommended: map 1:25000, compass, GPS if available
- First aid kit and any necessary medication
Localization
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.

User Questions