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- Engelberg-Brunnihütte ticket from Engelberg in summer
Engelberg-Brunnihütte ticket from Engelberg in summer
5.0(1)Engelbergper person
from £32
- Engelberg-Ristis-Brunnihütte summer flexible hiking ticket cable car
Engelberg-Ristis-Brunnihütte summer flexible hiking ticket cable car
Engelbergper person
from £44
- Engelberg-Ristis Ticket from Engelberg in summer
Engelberg-Ristis Ticket from Engelberg in summer
5.0(1)Engelbergper person
from £35
- Guided hike along the Brunni panorama path
Guided hike along the Brunni panorama path
Engelbergper person
from £330
- Engelberg-Ristis Winter Ticket cable car from Engelberg
Engelberg-Ristis Winter Ticket cable car from Engelberg
5.0(1)Engelbergper person
from £35
- Engelberg-Brunnihütte Winter Ticket cable car and chairlift from Engelberg
Engelberg-Brunnihütte Winter Ticket cable car and chairlift from Engelberg
3.7(3)Engelbergper person
from £46
Frequently asked questions
With Dog Engelberg · answered by the editorial team
Which excursion destinations and sights are there in Engelberg?
The former monastery village Engelberg is the largest summer and winter destination in Central Switzerland. The most important excursion destinations include the Titlis mountain peak in the south and the Brunni area in the north. A popular excursion destination is also the Trübsee between Engelberg and the summit of the Titlis. At Brunni, the Härzli lake is very popular. Another excursion destination from Engelberg is the Bannalp with the Bannalpsee
What activities can you do in Engelberg?
The Bettlerstock climbing garden and paragliding at Brunni are very popular all year round. The Trübsee at the Titlis middle station is a Dorado for active families in summer. The Zypline, the Adventure Park with Jump Tower and Trampoline offer a lot of fun. At Brunni, besides hikes, bike tours are the order of the day. Besides the mountain bike you can also rent a Trotti bike or a Devil bike. In winter the TitlisSnowXPark is very popular. There are also long freeride routes and toboggan runs.









































































