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Source-described walk

Sulzberg: Bucherhoehe and Unterkoehler circuit

1 of 1 stages mapped · reference itinerary

The complete supplied circuit leaves Sulzberg village past the sports grounds and Bucherhoehe, then follows the original meadow paths and roads through Unterkoehler and Huenegg before returning to the village.

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Check current path access, weather, snow and required equipment before travel. This reference grants no automatic navigation clearance. Source read 2026-11-03.

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  1. Sulzberg: Bucherhoehe and Unterkoehler circuit

    hiking · 5.26 km · publisher difficulty L (Schwierigkeit 25/100)

    Check current path access, weather, snow and required equipment before travel. Original seasonal and open-status labels do not confirm current conditions. This is a mapped reference; automatic navigation remains held. Source read 2026-11-03.

    The original rates difficulty L, 25/100, fitness 25/100 and panorama 75/100, with 95 minutes and all twelve months suitable. The current publisher describes an easy 5.19 km walk. These source labels do not confirm present access, snow conditions or winter walking on paths also mapped as ski trails. Source read 2026-11-03.

    The publisher gives 5.19 km, 154 m ascent and 154 m descent, at 859-1013 m. This complete mapped reference measures 5.26 km, 210 m ascent and 210 m descent, with sampled heights 862-1015 m. Allow for the measured climb; the original publisher difficulty remains unchanged. Source read 2026-11-03.

    This is the whole longer circuit through Unterkoehler, with both original outdoor village heads. It keeps the original grass paths and the return through Huenegg and Pfarrholz. The nearby shorter Bucherhoehe walk and accessible variant are separate outings. No extra approach, interior visit or closing line is included. Source read 2026-11-03.

    The reference passes outside the actual sports pitches and the buildings in the hamlets. Some hamlet names identify the neighbourhood rather than a particular farm entrance. Near the village, the original recorded line clips a building footprint; the mapped reference follows the outdoor road beside it. No building entry or access through private grounds is included. Source read 2026-11-03.

    The outing combines grass and ground paths, gravel tracks and village roads. Several residential roads have 50 km/h limits and no mapped sidewalk; the L20 and L21 sections have mapped sidewalks and 40 or 50 km/h limits. It is not qualified as traffic-free, accessible, a cycling route or a running route. Allow for the measured climb and check local conditions. Source read 2026-11-03.

    A map restriction on the L20 named 26 May to 24 July 2026. That dated period has passed, but the record does not confirm current access or the absence of later work. Some tracks also carry winter ski-route information and winter fees; the walking reference grants no ski access or assurance of a maintained winter walking path. Bus and parking details need a separate current check. Source read 2026-11-03.

    The linked original visitor description gives the detailed source route context. Check current local path conditions, required transport and facility opening before travel; this informational reference supplies no automatic navigation clearance. Source read 2026-11-03.

    Glacier assessment unknown. Automatic planning and navigation exports remain held.

Recommendation & sources

A recommendation for the whole outing is kept with that itinerary. Only separately reviewed, precisely matched path stretches receive map support. Repeated descriptions from one publisher family add no independent votes.