hiking

Uetliberg

Roland Szabo

Oct 6, 2014 — 2 min read

Uetliberg is a very popular and small mountain near Zurich, 869 m high, which I have already visited twice and I will probably climb many more times (at the very least when I have friends coming to Zurich). There is an 80 m high tower at the top, and there is a beautiful view from up there. You can see the whole Zurich and Lake Zurich in a gorgeous panorama.

First time I went up there was during Knabenschiessen and the second time was with some fellow Nooglers, to have lunch up there. We arrived there panting and sweaty and the restaurant at the top was waaaaay too fancy for our condition (and all the tables were reserved), so we ended up having fries with some nice Cervalat sausage from a fast food stand outside :D.

After lunch, because the weather was so nice, we decided to rest a bit on the meadow close to the top and we sat down on our jackets, enjoying a warm and sunny Sunday :)

$Some weird tree/sculpture on the way to the top\n$ The roads up the mountain in Switzerland are better then the street leading to my grandmother

$\n$

$There were a lot of gliders up in the air\n$

$Uetliberg in the distance through fog\n$ $The view of Zurich through fog\n$ $The view opposite of Zurich\n$ $From the top of the tower\n$

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