Pirmin-Loipe

Scandinavian feel at the heart of Switzerland: the run in the Langis area winds its way along the Schlieren through an upland moor landscape with birches, mountain pines and glittering Alpine meadows. In bygone days, spa guests would have enjoyed healing moor and sulphur baths here in elegant style.

The roughly six-kilometre cross-country ski trail starts at the Langis bus stop. Leaving the few houses behind, it heads into the moorland and continues across open terrain in gentle undulations. At first, wet meadows dominate the surroundings, after which the landscape becomes broader and more open. By around the halfway point, the trail descends to approximately 1'410 m. The circuit involves a total elevation gain of around 150 metres.

The route then gradually climbs again. Towards the end, the trail passes Bergrestaurant Schwendi-Kaltbad and the Schwendi-Kaltbad Foundation Chapel. Shortly afterwards, it reaches its highest point at around 1'470 m, close to Glaubenstock. From there, only the final stretch back to Langis remains, where the circuit ends at the bus stop after just over an hour and a half.