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Viktor Röthlin routePhoto: Obwalden Tourismus, Obwalden Tourismus
Welcome to my home, Obwalden. Thanks to running, I have been able to discover many beautiful places around the world and yet, I have never lost my roots. So, I am very happy to now be able to show all running enthusiasts my three favorite trails at Melchsee Frutt.
Blue Trail
From the mountain station, we start the warm-up counterclockwise around Melchsee. From Distelboden, it goes over a short asphalt section up to the right bank of Tannensee, where you can see the wonderful mountain panorama reflected in the lake during the circuit. My personal highlight is the islands in the back part of Tannensee. Below Bonistock, my trail gently leads us to Melchsee and past the Frutt Lodge back to the starting point.
I wish you a lot of fun on my trails in the heart of Switzerland. And who knows, maybe we will see each other soon. If you overtake me on one of my trails, please look back and greet me nicely ;-)
Best regards
Viktor Röthlin
Author’s recommendation
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
Track types
Show elevation profileOld mountain station
Vogelbüel on Lake Melchsee
Melchsee
Balmeregg on Lake Melchsee
Pine lake
Tannensee
Melchsee-Frutt panorama lift
Melchsee am Schweizer Bonistock
Public transport
Public-transport-friendly
From Interlaken or Lucerne by Zentralbahn to Sarnen. Then by post bus to Stöckalp. The Melchsee-Frutt cable cars will take you up to the Melchsee-Frutt high plateau.Directions
Drive on the Lucerne – Gotthard motorway (A2) and leave the A2 at the junction "Lopper" towards A8, Interlaken – Sarnen. From Sarnen, follow the cantonal road towards Kerns, Melchtal, Stöckalp (exit Sarnen Nord).
GPS device input: Fruttstrasse 53, 6067 Melchtal
Parking
Large free parking lot directly at the valley station Stöckalp.Coordinates
Equipment
The great thing about trail running is that you can leave the heavy hiking backpack at home. Yet, your trail running backpack should always include a rain jacket, enough water, some energy bars and gels, as well as your mobile phone. I personally always pack a Biberli too. And of course, you need proper trail running shoes on your feet so that you have good grip both uphill and downhill.Localization
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
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