Eastern Switzerland

Brunni route

On the Brunni route, you can discover the pilgrimage site of Einsiedeln and the variety of summer and winter sports in the foothills of the two Mythen peaks in the heart of the Schwyz mountains.

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The Holzegg chapel in the Alpthal with its beautiful view of the fog-covered valley.

Einsiedeln–Alpthal–Brunni

Einsiedeln–Alpthal–Brunni: every 30 minutes
If the weather is good, Postbuses run every half an hour on weekends.

Postbuses run between Einsiedeln, Bahnhof and Brunni every 30 minutes in the afternoon on weekends when the weather forecast is good.

From Einsiedeln, Bahnhof from 3.03 p.m. to 4.37 p.m.
From Brunni SZ, Talstation LBH from 4 p.m. to 5.30 p.m.

If the weather forecast is poor, no fair weather services will run. This can be seen in the online timetable every Wednesday from 6 p.m. for the coming weekend.

How nice-weather courses are created Go to the online timetable

Mythen hiking region

Discover the beautiful Schwyz mountains in the Alpthal/Brunni – the hike on the imposing Grosser Mythen mountain in particular is simply unforgettable. The breathtaking panorama from the summit over the mountains and lakes of Central Switzerland, Lake Lucerne, Einsiedeln and up to Lake Zurich is a special experience. The cable car takes you from Brunni to Holzegg, which shortens hiking time on the Grosser Mythen by about an hour (Brunni SZ, change to the LBH valley station: cable car).

From the Schwyz side, the Rotenflue ski lift shortens the hike by about two hours. If you’d like to take a round trip, you can take the Holzegg ski lift to Holzegg and then hike to Rotenflue. From Rotenflue, the new cable car takes 12 minutes to Rickenbach above Schwyz, where there is a direct bus connection to Schwyz railway station at the valley station.