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While Niederurnen itself is a smaller village, the best area to stay for most visitors looking to explore the region is in the nearby larger towns of Glarus or Näfels, which offer better access to amenities and regional attractions.Glarus, the canton's capital, provides a good base for couples or those seeking a more traditional Swiss town experience. Its main street, Hauptstrasse, is home to various shops and restaurants, and the town is known for its beautiful mountainous backdrop. From Glarus, you're well-placed for scenic walks along the Linth river or exploring the Glarus Alps.Näfels, a short distance from Niederurnen, is another excellent option, especially for those interested in local history and convenient transport links. The town centre, around the St. Hilarius Parish Church, offers a selection of local eateries and shops.

The best time to visit Niederurnen is generally during the spring (April to June) and autumn (September to October) months for pleasant weather and outdoor activities, or in the winter (December to March) for snow sports.For those looking to enjoy hiking, cycling, and exploring the natural beauty of the Glarus region without extreme temperatures, spring and autumn are ideal. The weather is typically mild, and the landscapes are particularly picturesque with spring blooms or autumn colours. This is superb for couples or solo travellers who appreciate scenic walks and outdoor adventures.Winter offers a completely different experience, focusing on snow sports and a cosy atmosphere. While Niederurnen itself isn't a ski resort, it's a convenient base for accessing nearby areas like the Flumserberg ski resort or for enjoying winter hiking and snowshoeing in the Glarnerland. Families might find this a great time for a winter holiday, enjoying the snow and mountain activities.