Circular Hike around Göscheneralpsee – Alpine moorland biotope loop from Kehlenalptal
Circular Hike around Göscheneralpsee – Alpine moorland biotope loop from Kehlenalptal
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10.9km
510m
Hiking
Hard hike. Good fitness required. Sure-footedness, sturdy shoes and alpine experience required.
Last updated: August 26, 2026
Tips
Includes segments that may be dangerous
Parts of this route comprise highly technical, difficult, or hazardous terrain. Specialist equipment and prior experience is required.
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Start point
1.04 km
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2.70 km
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3.33 km
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6.83 km
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6.92 km
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8.68 km
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9.64 km
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10.9 km
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Way Types & Surfaces
Way Types
8.59 km
1.29 km
455 m
342 m
193 m
Surfaces
7.18 km
2.89 km
342 m
297 m
159 m
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Sure-footedness, a head for heights and good shoes are required.
Tricky spots are provided with chains.
The beginning is rather stony and rocky, the way back from Vorder Rüti also goes through moorland.
The parking lot at the Hotel/Gasthaus Dammagletscher costs CHF 1.00 per hour.
Of course you can also …
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On Sunday, on my way home from Ticino, I spontaneously took the exit in Göschenen after the Gotthard Tunnel – why go home when you can also take a lake with you? So, up to Lake Göscheneralp! The weather was so magnificent in the early morning that only an epic hike could follow.
The start: …
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Everything T2, not difficult. In the back part of the Dammareuss the rocks are relatively smooth. It is therefore advisable to test beforehand whether the soles still have enough grip. 3 places are secured with chains. Not a problem in dry weather and …
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Unfortunately, the weather in the Göschenertal valley got worse and worse. At the end of the hike, it started to drizzle slightly.
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