The Bridge loop trail combines thrills and relaxation in an ideal way. After crossing the 374 m long "Skywalk" pedestrian suspension bridge, the ...
Adrenaline and relaxation can be wonderfully combined on the Bridge loop trail. The loop trail starts at the Mostelberg mountain station and begins with a real highlight: crossing the 374-metre-long "Skywalk" pedestrian suspension bridge. High above the Lauitobel, you will experience an impressive panorama and a slight tingling sensation from the height.
Afterwards, the trail leads leisurely and close to nature through forests and along meadows back to the mountain station. With a length of around 2 km, a walking time of approx. 40 minutes and a difference in altitude of just 40 meters, the walk is ideal for families, leisure hikers and anyone who wants to experience nature and the view in a relaxed way.
Please note that the suspension bridge can only be crossed on one side with baby carriages and wheelchairs. Use the circular route for the return journey. Part of the route leads over a rough gravel path.
Transport
**Directions from Zug:**
From Zug via Aegerital. Then follow the signs to Sattel. **Coming from Lucerne:**
Take the A4/E41 highway to exit 39, leave the highway in the direction of Schwyz, Sattel, Einsiedeln and then follow the signs to Sattel. In the village of Sattel, turn right into Steinerbergstrasse and then left to the Sattel-Hochstuckli revolving gondola parking lot.
**Coming from Ticino:**
Follow Axenstrasse on the A4/E41 highway until exit 39. Leave the highway in the direction of Schwyz, Sattel, Einsiedeln and then follow the signs to Sattel. In the village of Sattel, turn right into Steinerbergstrasse and then left to the Sattel-Hochstuckli revolving gondola parking lot.
**Coming from Zurich:**
Take the A3 highway to exit 37. Leave the highway in the direction of Richterswil, Einsiedeln, Samstagern and follow the road in the direction of Sattel and Schwyz. In Sattel, turn right and then left into Steinerbergstrasse before arriving at the Sattel-Hochstuckli revolving gondola parking lot on the left.