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Great views of the Swiss Plateau and the Freiburg Pre-Alps opposite.

🚗 Zweisimmen is easily accessible by car or public transport. You can park in Zweisimmen or arrive by train. Zweisimmen train station is an ideal starting point for the hike. 🚶‍♂️ The hike from Zweisimmen to Seebergsee is challenging and takes about 4 to 5 hours, depending on your pace and breaks. The route is well signposted and takes you through varied landscapes with forests, alpine pastures and alpine meadows. Start the hike in the village of Zweisimmen. Follow the signs towards Seebergsee. The path initially leads you through picturesque forests and along streams. The climb to Seebergsee is strenuous, but the effort is worth it. Along the way you will have wonderful views of the surrounding mountains and valleys. Seebergsee is at an altitude of 1,831 meters and is surrounded by an impressive mountain backdrop. Here you can take a longer break, enjoy the view and maybe take a refreshing swim in the clear mountain lake. 📸 🍽️ There are no staffed huts at Seebergsee, so you should take enough provisions and water with you. 📅 The best time for this hike is from June to October, when the paths are free of snow and easy to walk on.

This is the oldest double arch dam in Europe, built in the early 1920s. It creates a beautiful artificial lake that you can walk around in around 3 hours. With its calm waters on one side and the magnificent and exhilarating waterfall on the other, this is an event not to be missed.

View from Fuchses Schwyberg to Schwarzsee and towards Kaiseregg

Beautiful lake, in which you can even swim!

Can be used with an e-bike.

Can also be easily reached on a circular hike from Grimmialp in the Diemtigtal. It's beautifully situated and invites you to take a short break. 🤗

The marking is on the highest point of the Fuchses Schwyberg. Schwyberg is just the umbrella term for the entire range of hills from Plaffeien to Schwarzsee. The highest point of the Schwyberg (entire range of hills) is above Plaffeien near the Alp Gross Schwyberg at 1645m. The Schwarzsee is the highest point of Schwyberg at 1620m. The correct name would be Fuchses Schwyberg. If you go to the Fuchses Schwyberg in Schwarzsee, you usually only need the short form Schwyberg instead of Fuchses Schwyberg. There are a number of other Schwyberg names all over the hill range. E.g. Schatters Schwyberg, Hapferen Schwyberg, Schmutzes Schwyberg, Hooi Schwyberg, Gross Schwyberg, etc