Related Regions: Switzerland, Schwyz, Central Switzerland

Schwyz - Ibergeregg (Mythen) Overview

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Schwyz - Ibergeregg (Mythen)

The mythenregion is quick from all directions and well accessible. From the railway station spacious postal coaches go in the Brunni-Alpthal to the northern centre of amusing skiing, with cosy and cultivated restaurants. We reach the hotel passhöhe height on the Ibergeregg by the car from Schwyz, as well as from Einsiedeln over Oberiberg. Both skilifts on the Ibergeregg form the extreme limb of the mythenregion. At the same time they put the connection here with the "Hoch-Ybrig".

Elevation

  • Summit
    5183ft
  • Vertical Drop
    0ft
  • Base
    4461ft

Terrain

Beginner Runs

0%

Intermediate Runs

50%

Advanced Runs

50%

Expert Runs

0%

Runs

4 MILES

Lifts

  • Total Number Of Lifts: 2
  • Gondolas & Trams: 0
  • Eight Person Lifts: 0
  • High Speed Sixes: 0
  • High Speed Quads: 0
  • Quad Chairs: 0
  • Triple Chairs: 0
  • Double Chairs: 0
  • Surface Lifts: 2

Tourist Office

8843 Ibergeregg

Switzerland

Phone: 41 43 214346

rubli@ibergeregg.ch

Important Dates

Projected Opening Ski Season: 12/01/2012

Projected Closing Ski Season: 04/09/2012

Years Open: 13

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