エントレブーフの天然記念物・トップ20

The boardwalk was built in 1999 from "Lothar Holz" (a local timber company) and is highly recommended. It leads through a beautiful forest, allowing you to fully enjoy nature and its sounds, relax, and recharge. There are also benches along the way. We visited the boardwalk for the first time this January, when it was covered in snow. Entering the circular path is at your own risk, but with a bit of caution, it's quite manageable even in winter. We will certainly visit it again at other times of the year.

The two waterfalls have been a major attraction in Flühli since tourism began. To ensure the best possible view of the waterfall, a wooden suspension bridge was built over the rocky basin.

Amazing place, a true gem! The waterfall, cliffs, and gorge are natural marvels that make you feel small in comparison.

Beautiful winter mood

It was just beautiful up there. Perfect for relaxing.

very pretty here, very pretty

🌄🏔️ Hike to the Hengst (2,092 m) in the Schrattenfluh - Switzerland's karst paradise: The hike to the Hengst begins in Sörenberg, either at the Salwideli mountain inn or at Alp Schlund. From there, a marked mountain path leads over steep karren fields and bizarre rock formations to the summit of the Hengst. The route is moderately demanding, so surefootedness and a head for heights are required. 🧗‍♂️ The ascent takes about 4-5 hours for the round trip, and during the hike you can enjoy impressive views of the Bernese Alps and the Mittelland. The unique karst landscapes are particularly fascinating, with their bizarre rocks and karren fields offering ideal photo opportunities. 📸 A magnificent panoramic view awaits you at the summit, and with a bit of luck you might even spot ibexes in the area. 🦅🌸 The best time for this hike is from June to October when the trails are free of snow and dry. Be aware that when wet the limestone rocks become slippery, so good weather is crucial for this tour. 🌞

Hardly any other region in Switzerland has as many natural treasures as the UNESCO Entlebuch Biosphere. Here you will find the largest and most numerous moorlands in Switzerland, impressive karst areas and a flora and fauna of (inter)national importance. It is no wonder that the Entlebuch was designated as Switzerland's first biosphere reserve by UNESCO 20 years ago. Since then, the UNESCO Entlebuch Biosphere has committed itself to truly sustainable action in all areas, among other things it is committed to gentle tourism with offers that are compatible with nature and the climate.