Hikes near Hätzingen – Loh
Hätzingen – Loh (583 m) sits in Glarus, Switzerland. MR. ALPS lists 28 waymarked hiking trails starting from or crossing the area, 250 km of marked route in total. They run from 3.6 km to 29.3 km, the longest being Via Alpina. 28 of them record their elevation gain, between 158 m and 2473 m.
The trail network at a glance
- Waymarked trails
- 28
- Total marked distance
- 250 km
- Shortest route
- 3.6 km
- Longest route
- 29.3 km
- Elevation gain
- 158–2473 m (on 28 trails)
- Difficulty recorded
- on 10 trails
- Route maps available
- on 28 trails
Walking times are estimates calculated from distance and elevation gain using Naismith's rule, and exclude stops.
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ViaSuworow
From Glarus to Elm
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Via Alpina
This segment departs Urnerboden westward along an old pass route, threading through the canton of Uri as part of the broader Via Alpina — a long-distance trail crossing 14 Alpine passes between Vaduz and Montreux.
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Via Alpina
From Elm to Linthal
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Via Glaralpina
From Glärnischhütte SAC to Ortstockhaus (Braunwald)
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Via Glaralpina
From Ortstockhaus (Braunwald) to Glattalphütte SAC
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Zwerg-Bartli-Erlebnisweg
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Panoramaweg Braunwald
A circular ridge walk above Braunwald, the route strings together the Chnügrat, Seblengrat, and Gumen viewpoints, delivering repeated views of the Tödi and Ortstock peaks over the southern Glarnerland. A tunnel carved through living rock — a "Galerie im Fels" — connects two of the ridges, and the Gumen itself harbours a notable variety of alpine plants, including Edelweiss, fire lilies, and Türkenbund blooming in July.
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Nussbüel-Weg
A circular route above Braunwald where the path swings between lush meadows and shaded woodlands, passing massive boulders and wooden huts typical of the region, with wild blueberries and gentians underfoot. The Ortstock peak dominates the skyline, and a mountain restaurant at Nussbüel — along with fire pits for barbecuing — punctuate the way.
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Chärpfbrugg Rundweg
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Linth-Uferweg
The Linth-Uferweg follows a broad, comfortable path along the river through an open valley, its banks thick with wild plants and punctuated by shady woodland stretches. Between the villages of Mitlödi and Ennenda the route climbs slightly above the Linth, opening up wide views across the valley to the massive mountains beyond, before passing a woodland rest stop with a fireplace.
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Karstspur Silberen
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ViaSuworow
From Hinter Klöntal to Glarus
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Via Glaralpina
From Obersee to Rhodannenberg (Klöntal)
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Via Glaralpina
From Skihütte Mülibachtal to Fronalp
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Via Glaralpina
From Obbort (Linthal) to Muttseehütte SAC
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Braunwald-Oberblegisee-Weg
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Braunwald Panoramaweg
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Kärpfbrugg-Rundweg
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Via Alpina: Linthal - _VZ Urnerboden
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ViaSuworow: Glarus - Elm Station
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Glarus Rundweg
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Via Alpina: Elm Station - Linthal
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Elm-Höhenweg
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ViaSuworow: Plätz Klöntal - Glarus
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Pragelpass-Weg: Plätz Klöntal - Glarus
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Glarus-Rundweg
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Holzflue-Rundweg
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Elm Höhenweg
More hiking near Hätzingen – Loh
Other walking bases within 40 km of Hätzingen – Loh, each with its own trail list:
- Braunwald, Glarus — 20 trails, 3.9 km away
- Glarus, Glarus — 21 trails, 9.1 km away
- Elm im Sernftal, Glarus — 21 trails, 11.2 km away
- Mugi – Netstal, Glarus — 16 trails, 11.6 km away
- Urnerboden, Uri — 19 trails, 13.1 km away
- Mollis, Glarus — 21 trails, 15 km away