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Looking out of our hotel window on our first day I remember spotting
some chalets
way up high on the side of the mountain and wondering how on earth people got up there.
Firstly, a steepish drop down through the high alpine meadows with fine views over the surrounding countryside, before crossing over the Bussalp
road near Holzmattenlärgar
Secondly, a level stretch through fields and trees to meet the Waldspitz road at Holewang (where there's a loo).
Thirdly, a steady climb up, initially along the road and then tracks, through forest with only occasional breaks in the trees, followed by an
equally steady drop down again through thick forest. Then, just as the forest begins to drag, the delightful lower alpine meadows around Bort.
Like all Swiss footpaths, the route is clearly sign-posted all the way. The posted time was 2hrs
(if I remember correctly) and at a leisurely Strolling Guides stroll, it took about three.