The ski circuit starts at the chairlift Hohfluh on Riederalp. This will take you up to the viewpoint Hohfluh, where the first descent is waiting for you: First we head west (slopes 6a,7 and 4a), down to the chairlift Riederfurka. This will take you up to Riederfurka. The first Gletschi is already waiting for you at the Riederfurka restaurant. Next destination is the valley station of the glacier lift Moosfluh where you can find the second Gletschi (slopes 3a, 8a and 8b). After the ascent, you can enjoy the magnificent view at viewpoint Moosfluh before tackling the next descent. This time it's eastward - to Bettmeralp (slopes 12a, 12b and 41a), or more precisely to the trainer lift there. It takes you so far up that you can easily reach the Wurzenbord chairlift with a run-up. From the top station you continue to the chairlift Schönbiel and up with it. At the bottom station you will find another Gletschi (slopes 50 and 51). You will find the fourth Gletschi if you now head towards the Bettmerhorn valley station (slopes 45, 46a and 46), and take the gondola lift to the next viewpoint on the Bettmerhorn. There you can enjoy a magnificent view of the Valais mountains and the Matterhorn. Then enjoy the descent (slopes 52, 55, 58 and 71) towards Fiescheralp. Take the stirrup lift there and then swing to the Flesch chairlift. The fifth Gletschi is located at the bottom station. Once at the top, you can look forward to a long and fast downhill run (slopes 74 and 75). Afterwards, take the Flesch chairlift once again and then head west again from the top station (slopes 71, 59, 47a and 46): At the end of piste 47a is the Bättmerhitta, where you will also find the last Gletschi. Then continue on piste 46 with the destination Zauberteppich on Bettmeralp, so you have enough momentum to get to the Blausee chairlift (piste 42). It will take you to the starting point for your descent to the valley station of the Gletscherbahn Moosfluh (slopes 18 and 12). Take the combined lift up to the Viewpoint Moosfluh again and then look forward to the last downhill stage of the Gletschi Tour, down to Riederalp (slopes 12a, 13 and 10).
The succession can be adapted as desired. The tour can be started from Riederalp, Bettmeralp and Fiescheralp.