A via ferrata suspension bridge above a green mountain valley.

All Swiss via ferratas

See where the weather is right and head out.

Urnerboden

Zingelstöckli

Open
K4-K5difficult - very difficult
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Zingelstöckli is a demanding via ferrata on the Urnerboden, the largest alpine meadow in Switzerland. It is best suited to experienced climbers who are comfortable with sustained steep terrain and want a route that feels distinctly alpine rather than introductory. The reward comes after the effort: broad views open up over the surrounding mountains and valleys, making the ascent feel as memorable as the summit moment itself. The route is open from 1 May to 31 October, which makes it a good summer and autumn objective when conditions are more likely to be stable. Plan for a solid outing and take the exposed character seriously, especially if the rock is wet or the weather is uncertain.
Getting There
00:30 h
On The Wall
00:40 h
Getting Back
00:40 h
Total Duration
01:50 h

Links

uri.swiss

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Elevation profile

Length
2.5 km
Ascent
467 m
Descent
392 m
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Via Ferratas in this area

Zingelstöckli

Open
K4-K5difficult - very difficult
01:50 h

Weather

    1. high clouds 11.8°C
    2. mostly sunny, some clouds 13.8°C
    3. partly sunny, thick passing clouds 14.8°C
    4. high clouds 14.3°C

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    4. mostly sunny, some clouds 13.2°C

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    3. sunny 17.6°C
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Forecast updated: 20.09.2026 23:49
Source: MeteoSwiss