Chruteren cross-country ski trail
It starts near the village and leads through the idyllic winter landscape, through forest sections and past alpine huts.
The Chruteren track owes its attribute of "difficult" to the curves, downhill runs and a crisp ascent. The track, which is groomed for classic and skating, starts at 1300 metres and is therefore mostly above the fog line. The start is at the top station of the Maggiweid ski lift. It leads out into the quiet landscape, where the occasional fir trees watch you silently and the walkers greet you friendly. On the way to Bawangli you can see the Muotathal mountain world, a little further down at the rope pole you can see the village of Muotathal and on the way back you can see the Grosse Mythen as a fixed point on the horizon. Back in the village of Stoos, cosy pubs invite you to linger before taking the funicular back to the Schwyz basin. The trail can be used free of charge.
Author’s recommendation

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Rest stops
Wellness Hotel StoosBerghotel Restaurant Stoos Hüttä
Tips and hints
More about cross-country skiing on the Stoos here.Start
Destination
Turn-by-turn directions
Note
Public transport
Public-transport-friendly
By train to Schwyz-Seewen station, then by bus to the valley station of the large Schwyz-Stoos cable car (line 1 Schwyz - Muotathal) or by train to SBB Brunnen station, then by bus to the valley station of the small Morschach-Stoos cable car.Getting there
By car on the A4 to the Schwyz exit, then in the direction of Muotathal to the valley station of the large Schwyz-Stoos funicular or by car turn onto Morschacherstrasse (at Wolfsprung), then follow the signs to Morschach and continue to the valley station of the small Morschach-Stoos aerial cableway.Parking
Parking is available at the valley station of the Schwyz-Stoos funicular and the Morschach-Stoos aerial cableway.Coordinates
Book recommendation by the author
An den Stationen der Stoosbahnen sind kostenlose Prospekte mit Informationen zu den Loipen vorhanden.
Equipment
cross-country skiing equipment, clothing adapted to weather conditionsStatistics
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