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Finally – the ramp for slow-moving traffic is currently under construction. From the end of 2026, the steep ramp next to the stairs and the artwork by Richard Serra will finally be accessible.

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Charming alpine hut with a terrace and farm atmosphere – directly on the trail between Schwarzsee (Gypsera) and the Euschels Pass. Regional specialties: goat cheese, fondue, dried sausage, homemade desserts, and cheese sales directly from the farm. Host: The Bapst family has been running the hut for over 100 years – family-friendly and authentic. 🚶 Route Integration: A frequent stop on hikes from Schwarzsee via the Euschels Pass to Jaun (circular tour approx. 13 km, ~5 hours, 700 m elevation gain). Access: The hiking trail leads through forest and open alpine meadows to the hut. From there, you can continue towards Breccaschlund and Riggisalp.

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Super viaduct, great view

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Stupid climb to the bridge...but great view!

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There is a great, bilingual book about the creation of the Schiffenen reservoir, over which the viaduct runs, with many pictures of the time before the Saane was dammed. It also has portraits of contemporary witnesses who had roots in the Saane valley. The book was published in 2012 by the O.S.K.A.R. association. Orders can be placed on the website: www.verein-oskar.ch

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The view is always beautiful!

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Unique nature around the Riau de Chaudeires

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Impressive stream of the L' Arbogne

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The Grandfey Viaduct on the railway line from Bern to Freiburg is one of the largest bridges in Switzerland. It was built between 1858 and 1862 and is 334 m long and 82 m high. With the electrification of the Swiss Federal Railways' rail network, the bridge had to be reinforced in order to be able to carry the heavier and faster locomotives and train compositions. Based on a concept by Robert Maillart, the pioneer of large concrete structures in Switzerland, the Grandfey Viaduct was given its new design between 1925 and 1927.

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With my E-Bike....Ha ha ha

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There is a great book about the Schiffenensee, with lots of photos of what the valley looked like before it was dammed: "Schiffenensee - The sunken Saane valley". Available from the O.S.K.A.R. association, which published it. It is bilingual throughout. Orders can be made at info@verein-oskar.ch or from me.

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very impressive viaduct with a special view.

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Beautiful cabin, fountain, several benches, WC

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Really cool! The trains run directly above you and you feel like you are in the middle of nature!

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A concrete road runs through the forest, you could also say a motorway. Practical for driving.

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This beautiful work of art is located at the entrance to the Grandfey side of Düdingen.

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The Cistercian Abbey of Hauterive was founded in 1138 by William of Glâne. The abbey was abolished in 1848. After a 91-year break, during which Hauterive first housed the cantonal agricultural school and then the teacher training college, monastic life was able to restart in 1939 thanks to the arrival of a group of Austrian monks from the Wettingen-Mehrerau Abbey (Vorarlberg). At the beginning of the 21st century, the abbey has about twenty monks from Switzerland and various European countries. The monastery church of Notre-Dame-de-l’Assomption was built between 1150 and 1160. The arcades of the cloister adjoining the church to the south have been preserved on three sides. The lower parts have Romanesque double columns and round arches and date from the 12th century. The upper arcade openings with tracery are from the 14th century. The cloister is covered with Gothic ribbed vaults.

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Hydrogen is being produced at the foot of the dam!

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Merängge and Nidla, that's exactly what it takes! It's really nice!

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The Tower of Montagny-les-Monts is the remains of an old castle which belonged to Savoy in the 15th century. 30 meters high, it is located in the town of Montagny in the canton of Fribourg. The tower was acquired after the Burgundy Wars in 1478 by Fribourg, it is today managed by Fondation Général de Gady.

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