With snowshoes in the mountains
In the impressive mountain world you will be introduced to the technique of snowshoeing. With the "bear paws" attached to your feet you will make your first attempts at walking. Equipped with sticks, you will be able to climb snow-covered hills and run down slopes without any effort after a short time.
The different tours of your choice
Experience pure nature, breathe fresh air and then enjoy the homemade fondue (cheese fondue, chinoise, etc).
You have the choice between the classic day tour, the challenging mountain tour with lunch in the hut or the evening tour (with a bit of weather luck as a full moon tour) followed by a fondue party in the hut. Let the evening come to an end with a cosy chat in the hut.
So that you no longer have to run down the mountain with a full stomach, you can also take the modern sledge "Bockerl" down the valley on request. A huge chat after the cosy meal in the hut.
Or stay overnight in the hut and enjoy a generous breakfast buffet the next day. Afterwards you go down into the valley again with the Bockerl.
All tours are accompanied by experienced and humorous guides.
Size of group
11 to 300 people
Requirements
Also suitable for beginners
Duration
2-4 h
Implementation
November till April
Location
Einsiedeln, Hoch-Ybrig, Zugerberg, Bachtel, Gottschalkenberg, Ricken, Central Switzerland, Ausserschwyz
Languages
German, English
Costs [CHF] |
excl. 8.1% VAT | |
| End of day tours with | ||
| Fondue fun up to 10 pers. | 1'250.00 | |
| from 11 pers. | 115.00 | |
| Day tour with lunch | ||
| in the hut up to 10 pers. | 1'300.00 | |
| from 11 pers. | 130.00 | |
Included in the price |
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| - | Rent snowshoes and poles | |
| - | Aufwärmerli (local liqueur) | |
| - | Organization | |
| - | Guide | |
| - | Fun Bockerlabfahrt | |
| - | A headlamp if required | |
Not included |
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| - | outward and return journey | |
| - | Beverages | |
Optional extras |
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| - | Musical entertainment in the hut | |
| - | Igloo or snow sculpture construction | |
| - | Fire in the snow or snowshoeing with torches | |
