Road trip through Switzerland

Here we go! We left in the afternoon. I (Ric) had to work until noon.

Day 1 - 1st pitch here in Muggensturm. Right on a small lake.

no service Space for 5 parking spaces on a meadow.


Tomorrow we're off to Zurich. We will head for Lake Zurich. To visit Zurich's old town during the day on Tuesday and meet friends in the evening.

Small campsite on Lake Zurich. With service. Costs 55 CHF. A small shop and restaurant is on site. There are a few benches right by the lake that invite you to linger. Public transport also goes to the center from here.

It had rained quite a bit in the morning until the afternoon. So we had to spend the time in the van. Not bad - time to read. In the afternoon we walked into town.


We parked in Dufourstrasse directly on Lake Zurich. You can also walk well from Cp Fischers Fritz. Driving the WoMo in the city is a bit exhausting.

Great view of the lake. We just drove by.

Unfortunately, since there is a festival on site on the public parking lot, we could have stood, but we didn't want to. That's why we avoided here.

Starting point for hiking to the Stäubifall.

We decided at short notice to go back to Altdorf in the canton of Uri. And we stay here 2 nights. With farm shop. Costs 20 CHF per night. Shower and toilet on site. Electricity and water.

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Tell's hometown. We walked from Altdorf to Bürglen. Past Tell's home and into Tell's museum. A bit of culture is a must.

Of course, a short tour of the city was a must.

We drove past a nice little place called Quinto. But that's not all. Anyone who knows us knows something Lost Place is a must.

At noon at 12 o'clock we make breakfast in this beautiful little place. Enjoy our van and the view with the sliding door open.

We drove up the old road. Totally a lot of beautiful switchbacks. The sun greets us up here, so we decided to sleep up here.

They are officially hers in a parking lot in the village. Disposal and fresh water possible. CH 24.00 for 24h.

A beautiful hike along the valley, not that difficult at all. Along old houses and the stream.

We went to the small, beautiful village for something to eat. Then walked to this waterfall in the evening. Freely accessible and mega impressive. I think this is one of the most beautiful ones here in Switzerland (next to the Stäubifall). slept Do we have one more night in the public car park/pitch.

Roman bridge

After we first drove through the beautiful Valle Maggia and we couldn't drive to the planned parking space because the owners would only open their yard in 14 days. We decided, since the weather was great, to go to Lago Magiore. We decided on a pitch just behind the Italian border.

Here are some pictures from the campsite at Lake Maggiore. We thought he was beautiful. Sanitary facilities clean and priced ok.

It rained almost all morning. So we relaxed after breakfast in the WoMo.

Walk through the city. Unfortunately, it then started to rain. Therefore only briefly.

Here we spent one night. There are also some nice trails to hike.

It makes sense to leave very early. Around noon was just withdrawing quite a lot of people.

Right now we are standing and waiting here for the car train. Quite a lot of traffic but the only way to Kandersteg.

As we drove by, we discovered the waterfall. We then stood in a parking lot at an airfield. From here you already had a great view. The best view is from the street on the right. On the left you come to a small forest path to the waterfall.

According to the internet, it is said to be one of the most beautiful waterfalls in the Bernese Oberland.

Only drove past with a small photo stop.