Ridge hike from Brunni to Einsiedeln

Let's hike the fifth stage of the Schwyzer Höhenweg! We'll start in Brunni and go up through the Zwäckentobel to the Müsliegg. There we'll join the Switzerland Mobility trail number 63 (see https://schweizmobil.ch/en/hiking-in-switzerland/route-63/stage-5). Soon we'll reach the Furggelenstock, with 1'656 m above sea level the highest point of the hike. We'll continue northbound over Buziflue, Chopf, Amselspitz and Chli Amslen to Einsiedeln. This hike does not include the Grosser Mythen.

As for now, rain is predicted for the evening (at around 8 pm). This won't affect us. If the weather forecast changes to the worse, I might shorten or cancel the hike.

MEETING:
Meeting point is in Zurich main station under the blue angel at 7.30 am.

HIKE DATA (according to Swisstopo):

• Distance: 21 km
• Difference in altitude: 1'087 m up and 1'294 m down
• Estimated hiking time (without breaks): 6 hours 50 minutes
• Difficulty*: T3

WHAT TO BRING:

• Lunch
• Hiking shoes
• Cash
• Valid ticket(s) for public transport

HOW TO GET THERE:

• Departure from Zurich main station: 7.43 am (track 5; S25 towards Linthal)
• Arrival Wädenswil: 8.00 am
• Departure from Wädenswil: 8.10 am (track 1; S13 towards Einsiedeln)
• Arrival in Einsiedeln: 8.33 am
• Departure from Einsiedeln: 8.37 am (bus nr. 554 towards Brunni SZ)
• Arrival in Brunni, Rest. Brunni: 8.51 am

WAY BACK:
I expect us to take the train at 4.59 pm in Einsiedeln (arrival in Zürich main station at 5.48 pm). However, it would be nice to go for dinner after the hike either in Einsiedeln or in Zurich.

TELEGRAM GROUP (also for other hiking information):
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DISCLAIMER:
I’m not an official or professional guide and I don’t intend to create legal relations (except for the jurisdiction agreement and the choice of law mentionned below). You participate on your own authority and entirely at your own risk. You particularly need to assure adequate preparation, equipment and insurance cover and do everything as if you were going by yourself. I can’t be held responsible for anything that happens during my hikes and I don’t warrant the accuracy or completeness of the description above.
The authorities / courts of Zurich (Switzerland) are competent for any claim, cause of action or dispute related to that hike; the competence of any other authority / court worldwide is excluded. Swiss law applies to the exclusion of any other law.
By joining the hike, you accept the terms above and you explain to fulfill all the requirements needed to attend this hike.

* I indicate the highest level of difficulty I expect. This means that there might be easier segments. If you don’t know what the scale means, you’ll find more information here: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/SAC-Wanderskala