周辺の峠・トップ20

A totally brilliant path, beautiful, idyllic, wildly romantic

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

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From the Iffigenalp, a hiking trail leads through the forest and then along paths blasted into the rock to the pass. Together with the many waterfalls and the plateau, I found this pass to be magnificent.

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

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

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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

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At the Rawil Pass you are at an altitude of 2,429 meters and on the border between the cantons of Bern and Valais. It is good that the plans from the 1980s to build a road and tunnel here were rejected by a popular initiative, because this means that the mountain idyll continues to prevail here instead of noise.

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There are an incredible number of hiking options up here, with all levels of difficulty; there is practically something for everyone 🙂

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The Via Alpina lives up to its name in this place

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The Rawil Pass, French Col du Rawyl. The pass was already used in Roman times and in the Middle Ages and was an important crossing point from the Bernese Oberland to the central Valais. The actual mule track over the Rawil Pass begins in the north on the Iffigenalp, which can now be reached by post bus or by car via a time-controlled road. The path winds its way up through a rock face in serpentines. It had to be blasted out of the rock in the 18th century. Interesting: At the beginning of the 20th century, a narrow-gauge railway was planned from Sion to Lenk over the Rawil, which would have passed under the Rawil Pass in a 2.8 km long summit tunnel at 2050 m above sea level. The project was approved by the cantons of Valais and Bern and the Federal Council in 1912, but was never implemented. Source Wikipedia

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Some of the trails are quite narrow, and walking in the deep cow paths is often difficult

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Berghaus Laubbärgli is always worth a stopover.

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Beautiful ascent through the Turbachtal to the Trütlisberg

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A really cool descent!

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From Leukerbad, the hiking trail winds its way up the Gemmiwand. Once at the top there are still some beautiful hiking opportunities to end the day.

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Possibility to go towards the Wildstrubelhütte, Iffigenalp (Berne) or Lac Tseuzier. Plenty of choices.

Here you can choose which direction you want to go.

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Great panorama in all directions!

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The pass is a key point between Adelboden and Lenk, both on foot or by bike in summer and on skis in winter.

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This place, marked here, is called Türli and is located at 1,986 meters above sea level. To reach the Trütlisberg Pass, you have to follow the hiking trail a little further.

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