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🌄🏔️ Hike to the Hengst (2,092 m) in the Schrattenfluh - Switzerland's karst paradise: The hike to the Hengst begins in Sörenberg, either at the Salwideli mountain inn or at Alp Schlund. From there, a marked mountain path leads over steep karren fields and bizarre rock formations to the summit of the Hengst. The route is moderately demanding, so surefootedness and a head for heights are required. 🧗‍♂️ The ascent takes about 4-5 hours for the round trip, and during the hike you can enjoy impressive views of the Bernese Alps and the Mittelland. The unique karst landscapes are particularly fascinating, with their bizarre rocks and karren fields offering ideal photo opportunities. 📸 A magnificent panoramic view awaits you at the summit, and with a bit of luck you might even spot ibexes in the area. 🦅🌸 The best time for this hike is from June to October when the trails are free of snow and dry. Be aware that when wet the limestone rocks become slippery, so good weather is crucial for this tour. 🌞

With a little luck you can see many ibexes and chamois 👀

From the highest point in the canton of Lucerne you have a breathtaking view of the Jungfrau region, Eiger, Mönch and Jungfrau. A view of the Swiss Mittelland all the way to the Black Forest.

Even in winter (when you can only move around on the viewing platform as a pedestrian) it is worth a visit. Wrapped in cosy wool blankets, you can enjoy the panorama from a deck chair.

This beautiful, difficult mountain hike starts at the Escholzmatt (LU) train station parking lot (charges apply). The parking fee can only be paid via the SBB P+Rail app or if you have an SBB parking card. The Beichlen rises between Emmental and Entlebuch, and once again it shows that even a little-known peak below the 2000m mark offers great panoramas. Everything is required here: fitness, coordination, sure-footedness and a head for heights, as well as alpine experience are required. The paths are not optimal in the current season, especially in the upper area. There is still snow and you can't see what's underneath. It would be an advantage to go with snowshoes in some places. I would recommend hiking poles, especially when descending. When you arrive at the summit cross, you can still sign in the logbook. The view up here is a real dream. You can see the Alps so close. The all-round visibility exceeds all expectations. You can look from Titlis to Pilatus and further to the Bernese High Alps. Simply breathtaking, and every step is worth the reward. In the upper area there are various barbecue areas where you can definitely take a break. Highlights I felt: - Pure nature - Fantastic view of the Alps and also down to Escholzmatt Important: I would like to thank the community of Escholzmatt from the bottom of my heart. The entire tour is wonderfully marked, really exemplary. Thank you! FYI: Difficult mountain hike Difficulty level: T3 (mountain hiking) You can find more information about me at www.chrisontour.ch

Beautiful ridge path, good shoes, sure-footedness and a head for heights are mandatory for this beautiful hike

The Brienzer Rothorn is a fantastic panoramic mountain