How would you like to arrive?
- 00:30 h
- 8 m
- 437 m
- 1,311 m
- 1,748 m
- 437 m
- 3.15 km
- Start: Rigi Kulm
- Destination: Rigi Klösterli
Central Switzerland: Toboggan run with spectacular view.
The 3.1 kilometre long trail leads from Rigi Kulm along the tracks of the Rigi Railways to Rigi Staffel. From Rigi Staffel on, the path becomes steep and the speed increases quickly. The trail then heads downhill to Rigi Klösterli, where you will be chauffeured by the Rigi shuttle train back to the start point. No previous experience is required for sledging, but respect, quick reactions, good ability to judge and good footwear are important for everyone's safety.
For your information
You can find the current operating status of the railways and hiking trails here.
In order to let our next generation could also enjoy the beauty of the Rigi, we would like to ask you to dispose of your own waste in the waste bins which are located at all the stations of MOUNT RIGI RAILWAYS. Thank you.
Good to know
Best to visit
Directions
Rigi Kulm (1797 m) - Rigi Staffel (1603 m) - Rigi Klösterli (1302 m)
Tour information
Stop at an Inn
Equipment
Sturdy winter equipment: weather-adjusted winter outdoor clothing, hiking boots with a good profile, gloves and helmet.
Directions & Parking facilities
Vitznau: A4 exit Küssnacht am Rigi, follow the signs to Vitznau
Goldau: A4 exit Goldau, follow the signs to the open air parking lot A4 of RIGI BAHNEN AG
Good accessible by train and busRigi Kulm, the starting point of the toboggan run, can be easily reached via Vitznau or Goldau with the cogwheel railway.
Additional information
For the sake of the wild animals:In winter, wild animals need quiet retreats to survive. Please stay on the toboggan run so that the those animals are not disturbed.
Author
Gäste-Service Rigi
Organization
Gäste-Service Rigi
Author´s Tip / Recommendation of the author
I highly recommend a short warm-up break at the Restaurant Bahnhöfli on Rigi Staffel.
Safety guidelines
- Please do not leave the marked sledge runs.
- Wearing a helmet is highly recommended.
- Children should be accompanied by an adult.