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Haute Route in Uri
On a multi-day ski crossing from Andermatt to Engelberg.
The Uri Haute Route is one of the most impressive ski crossings in Switzerland. Over several days, we cross the heart of the Central Swiss Alps, from Andermatt to Engelberg, travelling through a high alpine landscape of glaciers, passes and striking peaks.
Every day brings new impressions: wide glaciers, varied ascents and long, enjoyable descents. On the way, we spend the night in cosy mountain huts, where we end the day together and gather new energy for the next stage. The tour requires a good level of fitness and safe off-piste skiing.
Uri Haute Route | Ski tour from Andermatt to Engelberg with mountain guide:in
Impressive ski crossing with sunny ascents and long, north-facing descents!TechnicsEnduranceTo the offerDaily, date on request
Haute Route in Uri
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Frequently asked questions about our offer on the Uri Haute Route:
What is the Uri Haute Route?
The Uri Haute Route is a ski traverse from Andermatt to Engelberg. In five days, we cross summits from hut to hut on touring skis and enjoy sunny ascents and long, north-facing descents. The Uri Haute Route is a haute route with an average of 1200 metres per day. On the ski touring difficulty scale, it is categorised as quite difficult (ZS).
How long does it take to complete the Uri Haute Route?
We normally complete the Uri Haute Route in five days.
What equipment is recommended for the Uri Haute Route?
For the Uri Haute Route we need:
- Normal ski touring equipment plus crampons
- light crampons,
- Climbing harness,
- and pimples.
The mountain guide also has the following with him:
- Safety equipment such as ropes, slings and carabiners,
- Rescue equipment such as pharmacy, satellite messenger,
- Orientation material.
We have for you a detailed packing list with packing tips compiled, also compact as PDF.
What is the recommended time for the tour?
The Haute Route in Uri has the best conditions from mid-February to mid-April.
What experience is required for ski touring?
The Uri Haute Route is a long ski tour traverse, with ascents of over 1000 metres every day and long descents. We also traverse steeper terrain. The Uri Haute Route is therefore only for experienced ski tourers.
What accommodation is available along the route?
We normally stay in the following accommodation:
The following accommodation options are also available:
Are there alternative routes or shortcuts?
There are countless variants, additional options and shortcuts:
- People often spend the night in the Chelenalphütte instead of the Gasthaus Gwüest.
- The tour can also be completed on the Susten Pass.
Which maps can be used for the Uri Haute Route?
You can use the following Swiss map sheets for the Uri Haute Route:
- 1231 Urseren,
- 1211 Meiental,
- 1191 Engelberg.
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