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The Chindbetti Pass (2,627 m above sea level) is an alpine pass between Engstligenalp (Adelboden) and Kandersteg. Profile: ⛰ Location: Connects the Engstligental and Gasterntal valleys 🚶‍♂️ Difficulty level: Mountain hike T3 – good fitness and surefootedness required 🕒 Time required: From Engstligenalp, approx. 2–2.5 hours From Sunnbüel/Kandersteg via Gasterntal, approx. 3.5–4 hours 🔭 View: Views of Wildstrubel, Tschingellochtighorn, Balmhorn, and the Gasterntal valley 🌸 Best time: July–October (often snowfields in the past) 📌 Special features: Part of the Via Alpina – perfect for combining with a ridge hike or the ascent of the Tschingellochtighorn

Prepare your legs, be careful, some steps are broken

4th of June update: the route is covered in about 2 meters of unsteady snow. Trail signage not visible, steps covered in snow not visible. Crevasses around boulders and melting water flowing underneath the snow sheet (especially dangerous on the Griesalp side of the pass). Very dangerous conditions even in good weather. Expert hike with mountaineering equipment (crampons and ice axe are a must!), shouldn't be hiked solo. Have fun!

A totally brilliant path, beautiful, idyllic, wildly romantic

Unfortunately, the Hahnnstall had no served terrace on Monday and Tuesday (host Sunday ?¡ 🤔)

I wouldn't recommend the paved road with its concrete slabs. The restaurant on the pass is also too expensive.

Here the mountain hiking trails branch off towards Gemmibahn, Lämmerenhütte, Gemmiweg

The Gemmi Pass is a 2268 m above sea level[1][2] high mountain pass in Switzerland. It is located in the Valais municipality of Leukerbad in the Bernese Alps and forms a north-south connection between Kandersteg in the Kandertal (canton of Bern) and Leukerbad in the valley of the Dala. The pass is on the ridge between the Daubenhorn (2942 m above sea level) in the west and the Plattenhörner (up to 2855 m above sea level) in the east. The border with the canton of Bern is much further north and lower. https://de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gemmipass