エシャルランスの絶景の山頂・トップ20

I enjoy La Berra in both winter and summer, but there's a but. A dirt track should be built or redone, without the large rocks and ruts towards Cousimbert.

Wonderful view, with very good visibility all the way to Lake Geneva!

The Käsenberg is always worth a visit!

Cousimbert is a summit in the Swiss canton of Fribourg, with an altitude of 1,633 meters. It offers a breathtaking view of Lake Gruyère and the surrounding Alps. One of the best ways to enjoy this scenic spot is to hike the Cousimbert Circular Trail, a moderate 5.8-mile loop that leaves from the Grau Rappo parking lot and passes several alpine huts where you can sample local specialties. The trail is suitable for running and is best visited from May to October. If you're looking for a challenge, you can also extend your run to the nearby peak of La Berra, which is 1,719 meters high and has a cable car station. Whether you choose the shortest or longest route, you will be rewarded with breathtaking views and a memorable experience.

Beautiful trail over the heights of the Friborg Prealps

the view of the lakes of Gruyère, Neuchatel and Morat

The shortest ascent is via the La Berra cable car from La Roche. From the mountain station it is less than 90 meters in altitude to the summit with the pyramid, which is one of Switzerland's triangulation points (fixed points for measuring Switzerland). These 80 or so pyramids were built between 1884 and 1970. About 60 of them still exist today. They are also shown on the 25, 50 and 100,000 scale maps, with a triangle and a dot in the middle. The Berra is also easily accessible from the Grau car park (accessible only in summer from Le Mouret) or from the Plasselbschlund. If you like it a little further, you can hike to the summit from the Schwarzsee via a high-altitude hike or from the charterhouse (monastery) of La Valsainte (municipality of Val-de-Charmey). The summit of La Berra can therefore be reached from completely different directions.

At the beginning of June there are a lot of blooming alpine roses right on the hiking trail below the summit towards Buvette du Gros Cousimbert. A whole slope full. The Cousimbert or in German Käseberg/Chesebärg is located at 1632m.