Attractions around Bern

Great view of the three lakes, Murtensee, Bielersee, Neufchatelsee and Alpenpanorama!

The Gantrisch is one of the most visited mountains in the whole region. When the weekend weather is nice, it can get pretty crowded. From the 2 very large car … read more

THE viewpoint over the whole city of Bern.

Sensational views in all four directions. Nice mountain restaurant as you know it. A little more special, however, because everyone who wants to get up there has to hike there on foot. No train, no road.

Accessible on foot, by gondola or by car. Nice panorama and starting point for many hikes or bike tours.

The covered wooden bridge near Wangen an der Aare is quite old and was built in 1549. It has a length of 92 meters. I would be surprised if our … read more

The Hagneck hydropower plant is located in the middle of a protected floodplain landscape of national importance. The newly created fish ladder is made complex. It is exciting to see … read more

Below Bremgarten BE, the Aare becomes lazy and slows down - thanks to the dam - to stagnant water. In the warm season, it is due to the proximity to … read more

Town of Wangen an der Aare

Very nice old town where a visit worthwhile.

Nice town with Laupen Castle. At Schloss Laupen there is the possibility of sleeping in simple mattress dorms for a maximum of 24 people. More information here: stiftung-schlosslaupen.ch/uploads/docs/Uebernachtung_Schloss_Laupen.pdf?action=purge.

The Aare is the longest river running entirely within Switzerland. Their total length is 288 km, the slope 1665 m, their catchment area 17,709 km ² and the average outflow … read more

Beautiful nature, very quiet. To relax just right.

The hermitage of Saint Verena is a hermitage dedicated to Saint Verena in the Verena gorge near Solothurn, in the area of ​​Rüttenen.

The absolute highlight on the Weissenstein. All around panoramic view and usually over the sea of fog. A good 35 minutes walk from the cable car station Weissenstein.

Guided tours can be booked from March to November (by appointment). Very informative.

The Chutzenturm stands on the highest point of the Frienisberg, strictly at 820m above sea level.
The tower is 45m high and was built in 2010.

At 1,118 meters, the Blasenfluh (also Blasenflue) is the highest point in the communities of Oberthal, Signau and Lauperswil. Several hiking trails meet here and you have a great view of the surrounding forests.

You can only agree with that. May not be missing in a well-stocked trophy collection!

Absolutely great hiking experience. Many smaller and larger waterfalls, enclosed between two (almost vertical) cliffs. Professionals and amateur photographers alike should definitely take the camera with them.