ニーダーゲステルンのおすすめランニングルート

文化の道沿いには、休憩用のベンチが点在しています。ここで立ち止まり、素晴らしい景色を堪能してください。

What a sophisticated water supply system back then!

At the bottom of the Rhone Valley, while the river is still called Rotten here, a small pond reinforces the rural character of the place. This is the Baggilla, a pleasant place to rest after having faced the steep slopes of the surrounding mountains.

Beautiful view of the valley

Suonen [ˈsuɔnən] [ˈsuənən] (singular Suon or Suone), also Bissen (singular Bisse, from French le bisse), Wasserfuhren (singular Wasserfuhre) or Wasserleiten (singular Wasserleite), are historical or still existing water pipes in the Swiss canton of Valais. Thomas Platter from the Mattertal speaks about the water pipes in his biography from the 16th century: «... we were in love with a water pipe where the water was led down the mountains to the farms.» https://de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Suone

The hike along the Lötschberg south ramp from Hohtenn to Brig is an impressive experience with spectacular views. The route is about 23 kilometers long and takes about 6 to 7 hours. The trail leads along the historic railway line and offers breathtaking views of the Rhone Valley and the Valais Alps. The Bietschtal Bridge and the tunnels are particularly worth seeing. The trail is well marked and offers numerous rest areas.

The section along the Suone is very beautiful; in summer you are in the shade and can even put your hands in the cool water.

Nice view of the castle church