Hikes

Enjoy discovering the Swiss “hop mountains”.

Experience Switzerland as if it were straight out of a promotional video: this is possible on the route between Unterägeri and Zug.

The varied ski area on the Pizol attracts with a wide range of winter activities.

With the siblings, Winnie and Tack, adventurers both big and small embark on a puzzle-solving journey.

On this 17 km (11 mile) route between Rapperswil and Einsiedeln, hikers pass through beautiful landscapes and an important piece of world history.

This wonderful hike leads from Regensberg near Zurich to Baden.

This panorama path covers a distance of almost 18 kilometers (11 miles) and leads from Unterägeri via a hilly stretch to the village of Morgarten.

On this leg of the Zurich Oberland high-Alpine trail, hikers can enjoy very varied scenery.

This section of the Schwyz panorama trail leads right through the Sattel-Hochstuckli region.

This popular panorama path is simply stunning, affording magnificent views of Lake Lucerne and Lake Zug, as well as of the imposing Alps in the distance.

This ridge hike treats walkers to a fascinating view of more than 10 Swiss lakes and countless Alpine peaks.

This splendid panoramic tour, which takes in seven mountain peaks and 14 lake views, is suitable for proficient, fit hikers who would like to explore the Alpine region very close to Zurich.

A high-Alpine trail with imposing far-reaching views of the high Alps, lakes and valleys.

The Hüttchopf offers the best views of the Töss region and the Alpine world of the Zurich Oberland.

The Industrial Trail in the Zurich Oberland explores the history of industrialization in the region.

This hike leads through a large, primeval mixed beech forest.

This trail leads through a ravine with huge boulders up to the Adlisberg, and from there to the residential areas with the most beautiful views in all of Zurich.

Just a short drive from Zurich, the pre-Alpine region of Sattel-Hochstuckli offers plenty of variety for nature lovers.

On the Chäserrugg, walkers, hikers and anyone seeking peace and quiet can enjoy an unspoilt Alpine world – complete with breathtaking views.

Traces of the Romans, an adventure farm, and three lidos – there is something for everyone around the Pfäffikersee.

Adventure awaits the youngest visitors at the largest reservoir in Switzerland. Meanwhile, the grown-ups can relax on the lakeshore or enjoy a cruise on the lake.

A wonderful nature experience for hikers, cyclists, and families who like to be active.

Lake Lützel is located at the transition from Lake Zurich to the Zurich Oberland and, with its moors and small lakes, is one of the most beautiful lakes in the region.

The spectacular, contrasting nature makes an excursion to the Walensee lake particularly memorable.

The 3,020m (9,908 ft) high Mt. Titlis is one of the most popular excursion destinations in Central Switzerland.

Delight in the view, breathe in the mountain air and engage in one of the many opportunities to be active – spend a great day in Central Switzerland.

The Einsiedeln region in Canton Schwyz offers enormous variation – with sports, nature, culture and religious places of interest.

This valley is a ruggedly romantic area of Switzerland, with impressive scenery and actively lived customs. It is well worth exploring.

This region offers numerous possibilities for hikers of all ages. But those who do not feel like spending the day walking are also well catered for.

The enchanting mountain in Central Switzerland is ideal for a day trip: the Rigi offers a host of options for both young and old.

In the Mythen region, virtually no wish is left unfulfilled.

On the marmot trail above Amden, families can discover nature’s secrets with the help of Amdo the marmot.

Lama trekking in Zurich’s wine-growing region is a memorable experience for people of all ages.

This easy 2-hour hike on an elevated trail is suitable for the whole family.

Along this fun-packed trail, young knights can follow the trail of the legendary Battle of Morgarten.

From the canalized and diverted river to its diverse floodplain, the revitalized Thurauen offers a rich habitat for protected species and relaxation for nature-lovers.

The Erlenbach and Küsnacht Gorge area boasts much natural beauty. Highlights include the waterfall and a huge erratic boulder, a large sandstone rock left over from the Ice Age.

This hike could easily be called the «Water walk». It starts at Lake Zürich, passes through two of the year round water-bearing gorges and takes hikers past three ponds and a bathing lake.

The fantastic hike across the Pfannenstiel ridge offers the best views of Lake Zurich.

The trail leads from Winterthur through a beautiful pre-Alpine hiking area with rugged valleys, lakes and ridges with wonderful views.

The leisure paradise of the Goldinger valley is just an hour’s journey from Zurich, and offers a host of experiences for sport enthusiasts and nature lovers.

The Zugerberg mountain is an ideal excursion destination for nature lovers and sports enthusiasts all year round.

The historically based "Chänzeli" Tour is a 6-mile long panoromic city hike around Baden.

Various footpaths lead around Lake Zurich that enable you to complete a circuit of the lake.

On this high-Alpine path high above the Walensee lake, hikers can enjoy some time out accompanied by fantastic panoramic views.

Zurich Wilderness Park Sihlwald is a protected forest reserve and offers plenty of room for nature experiences and recreation.

Wolfs etc. – Explore the wild animals of Switzerland at the Langenberg wildlife park, west of Lake Zurich.

The Aabachtal valley is a nature paradise close to Lake Zurich and offers plenty of recreation opportunities for city residents.

Mountain fans and nature lovers will find plenty to amuse them with hiking and mountain biking on the Hoch-Ybrig.

Flumserberg can be reached from Zurich within just 40 minutes. This popular mountain holds countless experiences and magnificent views in store for visitors.

The Atzmännig is a leisure paradise and popular excursion for families with children.

Braunwald is located at 4,120ft (1,256m) altitude and is the ideal starting point for exploring the mountain world.

The view from Waid is simply breathtaking. The best times to take the most beautiful souvenir photos are at sunrise and sunset.

The Uetliberg is Zurich’s very own "mountain". From the top, visitors can enjoy beautiful views of the city and lake – and perhaps even a glimpse of the Alps.

Breathtaking views, countless footpaths and an excursion restaurant attract people to the Felsenegg.