- 00:45 h
- 30 m
- 30 m
- 1,440 m
- 1,469 m
- 29 m
- 2.93 km
The Chäppeli cross-country ski trail leads you on perfectly groomed tracks through open snowy areas and gentle terrain. After a short time, you will reach a pretty chapel, idyllically nestled in the wintry landscape. Here you can pause for a moment and enjoy the view of the snow-covered hills - a place that radiates peace and contemplation.
The next section takes you directly past the popular Schwendi-Kaltbad mountain restaurant. This cozy inn invites you to take a break, where you can fortify yourself with a warm drink or a local speciality. The view of the surrounding mountains and snow-covered forests from the terrace is a highlight, especially on clear days.
The trail continues through open terrain, offering sweeping views of the surrounding moorland and mountains. The trail remains easy and passable throughout, making it ideal for families and cross-country skiing beginners. Although the route runs mainly through open terrain, wide areas alternate with small groups of trees, making for a varied tour.
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Tour information
Loop Road
Directions & Parking facilities
From Lucerne/ Interlaken on the A8, take the Sarnen Nord exit. From Sarnen follow the signs to Glaubenbergpass.
A parking lot is available for a fee.
When the weather is nice at weekends, the parking lot may already be full at 10.00 am.
Take the Zentralbahn train from Lucerne/Interlaken to Sarnen and from there take the Postbus to Langis.
Additional information
Winter season:
The winter season usually lasts from the end of November to the end of April
Snow report:
Up-to-date information on snow conditions can be obtained daily by calling +41 (0)41 675 11 46.
Signposting:
All cross-country ski trails are marked on an overview board in the start/finish area. The Fröschenseeli trail is clearly marked in the terrain.
Ski rental and trail pass:
Information on the local trail pass, rental of cross-country skiing equipment and changing and shower facilities can be found on the Lanigs trail website.
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Obwalden Tourismus
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