Swiss Path on foot and by boat - Round-trip from Bunnen

Experience a tranquil cruise on Lake Uri from Brunnen to the Rütli meadow, before embarking on a scenic hike along the Swiss Path. This will allow you to learn more about Swiss history and the establishment of the Confederation in 1291. From the Rütli meadow you can make the ascent up to Seelisberg, from where you will be rewarded with spectacular panoramic views. Continuing along the trail you will eventually reach Bauen. From there you can return by boat to Brunnen or continue further south to Isleten, before getting on the boat there. This flexible ticket covers the boat journey from Brunnen to either Bauen or Isleten, plus the return trip.

Date: Suitable between April and October (depending on weather conditions)

Route: Brunnen - Rütli - Seelisberg - Bauen - Brunnen (This ticket is also valid for the outward cruise as far as Bauen or Isleten and then for the boat trip from Rütli back to Brunnen)

Validity: GA, Swiss Travelpass, Half-Fare Card, and Junior Card are valid.

Gastronomy: Offer varies depending on the ship connection.

Details about the Swiss Path To celebrate the 700th anniversary of the Swiss Confederation in 1991, all 26 cantons joined an initiative to create a new public walking trail in the heart of Switzerland and around the cradle of Swiss history. This fittingly named Swiss Path runs around the southernmost bay of Lake Lucerne, which is better known as Lake Uri. This particularly scenic and outright spectacular part of the Swiss Alps features dramatic landscapes with steep cliffs and towering pinnacles.The basic idea of the Swiss Trail is that it includes 26 different sections; one for each canton. The sequence of the sections is based on the chronological order in which the cantons joined the confederation, while the length of  a section was determined by the population of each canton in 1991. At that time, every person in Switzerland was given 5 symbolic millimeters of path.