Berg und Alp Freuden

While in Stechelberg near Lauterbrunnen, most tourists climb the cable car with the idea of paying a visit to James Bond's "Piz Gloria" aka Schilthorn, we decided to make Mürren happy with our presence. Unfortunately only briefly. Because after the gondola ride, we go straight through the village (it… read more

If a sea of hiking, walkers and ... tourists does not scare you, you get to see a beautiful piece of Oberland mountains and mountain lake. Free grazing cows and goats included. Fire pits abound. For perennial mountaineers, there are also steeper and more challenging trails. And if you just want to enjoy… read more

An easy, beautiful and uncomplicated hike. Until ... until we have decided not to take the gondola, but on foot, i.e. on foot to return to Kandersteg. A lot of vertical meters that get down on your knees. Delightfully exhausting. At least for us. 😃

Are by car to the Axalp. The Postbus is also environmentally friendly. The path is a constant up and down and leads over pastures and forests past countless wooden sculptures that give the path its name. The lake is a real eye-catcher and eye-catcher. Quickly small and embedded in a mountain basin. Fireplaces… read more

What a trip. First the spectacular journey on the steepest postbus route in Switzerland (28%) from the village of Kiental up to Griesalp. Then there are the countless amenities that the Griesalp Hotels offer. And last but not least ... this unique, rustic and unforgettable, visually stunning natural… read more

Not for the first time, we stroll around the Schwarzsee, but for the first time, it presents itself to us with a white ice dress. Almost flat and mostly wheelchair accessible and pram-friendly, the route runs along the bank. A detour to the waterfall (signposted) is worthwhile. In the high season, almost… read more

Joy prevails! An undemanding but panoramic balancing act. The small disadvantage ... on the ridge means "dodging" so man ... and woman! can cross. We parked at the valley station in Zweisimmen and the last part of the hike, the descent from Horneggli to Reichenbach, was given to us in spite of good paths… read more

One thing first. We love the Lombachalp as a hiking area. Although very well frequented, the hikers quickly spread over the moorland and the countless hiking trails. The view is pleasing to the eye and the soul. After all, depending on the location, you have a wonderful panoramic view of the Oberland… read more

From my point of view, a visit to the Rigi should be part of every hiking collection. The ride on the cogwheel train alone, for example from Vitznau to Rigi Kulm, is pretty weird. 25% slope !!! Not only, but especially the view from the top, gives the eye the sight of 13 lakes and mountains as many as… read more

Especially recommended in winter. Well signposted and of an acceptable duration. We weren't in a hurry and enjoyed the heavy snowfall, which gave the landscape a wildly romantic note. As expected, the Seeli was frozen over and covered with snow. By the way. A tour around the Blauseeli takes the blink… read more

What a day! Take the train up to the Sillerenbühl mountain restaurant. From there comfortably down over Geils - Bergläger - valley station Sillerenbahn Adelboden. Best hiking trails, partly on paved roads. This is then shared with some very racy scooter riders who are an integral part of the Vogellisiberg… read more

Touristy without a doubt. It's better to leave the car at the Hotel Alpenland. (Parking lot 2) Crossing on the narrow but well-maintained access road is not so funny. Nevertheless, the Lauenensee is a wonderful place to visit in the Bernese Oberland. Approx. 45 - 60 min. for all around. Barbecue areas… read more

A very hot day accompanied us on the Creux du Van. The hike started for us on top of the plateau. The terrain is suitable for all ages. The backdrop makes up for the journey from the Bernese Oberland. The foresight is terrific, as are the vertical cliffs. Be careful with children. There are dozens of… read more

Clear hiking recommendation. The interior is a "well" frequented piece of earth. Summer, autumn and winter. A well-developed access road and even better-maintained hiking trails, including plenty of paid parking spaces (SFr. 4.- per day. As of 2020) make the interior and thus also the Rotmoos a highlight… read more