Snowshoe trails
Well-marked snowshoe trails offer you the opportunity to explore Engelberg's pristine terrain. Rental equipment is available in the local sports shops or directly at the cable car stations. All you need to bring is a bit of fitness, waterproof boots, breathable clothing and small backpack for a drink, sun protection and, if necessary, a change of clothes.
Titlis Trail Fürenalp
Engelberg-Titlis Tourismus Verified partner
Explanation
Author’s recommendation
After a nice snowshoe hike in the Fürenalp region you can let yourself be spoiled in the mountain restaurant Fürenalp.
In winter, children up to the age of 16 accompanied by an adult travel free of charge.
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
Track types
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Please walk along the marked and secured snowshoe paths. The user is responsible for the proposed routes. If you are planning a different route, please refer to the avalanche bulletin, maps and weather forecast.
Due to the current snow and avalanche situation, the route may differ from the GPS data. It is recommended to follow the pink marker posts.
Tips and suggestions
Turn-by-turn directions
Public transport
National and international connections (from Zurich airport connections every half hour with approx. 1h travel time) to Lucerne. Afterwards with the Zentralbahn in 43 minutes through varied landscape and gorges up to Engelberg.
From Engelberg railway station, a free bus runs every half hour to the Fürenalp valley station.
Directions
Take the Motorway A2 (Basel-Luzern-Gotthard) to Stans-south. From there follow the main road for 20 km to Engelberg. Engelberg is about 30 minutes from Lucerne. From Zurich you need about 1 h 15 min, and from Bern or Basel approximatly 1 h 45 min.
https://www.fuerenalp.ch/en/direction
Parking
Parking is available for CHF 5.- per Day at the Fürenalp valley station.Coordinates
Equipment
Rent your equipment in the local sports shops.
Snowshoes and ski poles can also be hired at the valley station.
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.