NATIONAL CELEBRATIONSAG ON THE STOOS
Every year on July 31 & August 1, the national holiday is celebrated on Stoos against a breathtaking mountain backdrop.
What could be better than spending Switzerland’s national holiday in the mountains? Celebrate on Stoos on 31 July and 1 August and look forward to an unforgettable experience with a cozy get-together and spectacular views.
PROGRAM ON 31 JULY 2025
Festivities on the Stoosplatz from 2.00 pm
– 14.30 Band Pick’N’Mix
– 16.30 hrs Schwyzerörgeli trio Andreas & Seebi Schibig with Toni Bürgler on bass
– 18.00 hrs Speech by Roman Bürgi with flag-wavers and alphorn players
– 18.45 Schwyzerörgeli trio Andreas & Seebi Schibig with Toni Bürgler on bass
– 20.00 Band Lieber Vier
– 21.00 Children’s lantern procession & bonfire
– from 22.00 Closing in the Bar Blau in the Stoos Lodge
– Catering, crossbow shooting with the ActiveTeam
– Children’s program from the Bergkita, Fröneli’s bouncy castle
Wellness Hotel Stoos
– 6-course tasting menu
Caschu Alp Boutique Design Hotel
– National holiday with barbecue menu from 6 pm
Extra rides:
– Schwyz-Stoos funicular: according to timetable + extra ride at 11.10 pm and 11.40 pm
– Morschach-Stoos cable car: runs every hour until 11.10 pm
PROGRAM ON 1 AUGUST 2025
Mountain Hotel & Restaurant Stoos Hüttä
– Brunch from 8.00 – 11.00 a.m.
Mattli Antoniushaus Morschach
– Barbecue buffet from 18.00 on the roof terrace with a direct view of the Rütli
Caschu Alp Boutique Design Hotel
– National holiday with barbecue menu from 6.00 pm
Mosi-Bar | Balmberg
– from 5 pm August 1st Party 2025
Fronalpstock Hotel | Restaurant
– Barbecue buffet with musical entertainment
– Bonfire Fronalpstock
Extra rides:
– Chairlifts Fronalpstock continuously until 23.00 hrs
– Schwyz-Stoos funicular: in operation every half hour until 11.40 pm + Extra ride at 1:30 am
– Morschach-Stoos cable car: operates every hour until 11.10 p.m.
On August 1, 2025, the alphorn players Anita, Agnes and Julia will provide atmospheric sounds on the Stoos throughout the day.
In the evening, Röbi Imlig plays on the Fronalpstock and rounds off the national holiday with his alphorn playing.
Musical entertainment by the barrel organ players during both days.
