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A quiet, family-friendly hiking trail leads from the Sunnbüel mountain station to the three small, deep-blue Swiss stone pine lakes in the enchanting Swiss stone pine forest. Distance: approx. 5.9 km Duration: 1.5 hours Elevation gain: only ±106 m Trail characteristics: T1 (very easy), also accessible with a stroller. 🌊 Highlights of the tour The three Swiss stone pine lakes glisten with crystal-clear, deep-blue water – fed by melting snow. They often dry out in summer. Surrounded by ancient Swiss stone pines and larches on the Spittelmatten plateau, nestled in the high alpine backdrop of the Bernese Alps. At the rear of the lake, you'll find a well-equipped barbecue area with benches and firewood – ideal for a break. Best time: Late May to mid-July – depending on snowmelt. After that, the lakes often dry out. Opening hours: The Sunnbüel cable car operates seasonally – check the timetable!

The circular hike around Lake Daubensee 🌊 is an unforgettable adventure that leads you through a breathtaking alpine landscape! The approximately 6 km trail offers a varied route that can be completed in about 2-3 hours. 🥾⏳ As you hike along the sparkling water, you'll be enchanted by spectacular views of the surrounding mountains 🌄. Keep an eye out for colorful wildflowers 🌼 and perhaps even a majestic ibex 🦙 that might wander by! There are numerous idyllic spots where you can take a break and enjoy the stunning scenery. 🧺🌳 Don't forget your camera 📸 to capture the breathtaking reflections in the water and the majestic peaks. ✨ This circular hike is a true highlight for anyone who wants to experience the beauty of nature! 🌟

Beautiful nature, after the rain they are full but quickly lose water, underground runoff.

Wide path, enough space for hikers & bikers.

Very nice view and beautiful route

Naturally meandering river. It's wonderful to see how the water finds its way.

The trail to the Schwarzsee should only be used in off-peak times (many hikers)

this is the most beautiful valley, Hohenweg is a walk you shouldn't miss. I like walking towards Fafleralp (more than the other way round)