Top 8 Caves 우첸스토프 주변

A beautiful hike and not too strenuous. While it's still pleasant here in the gorge in summer, it's worth going a little off-season, when it's much quieter.

Another world, it is so beautiful there.

very pretty here, very pretty

Guided tours are offered https://www.einsiedelei.ch/

Guided tours are offered https://www.einsiedelei.ch/

Actually, there shouldn't be a photo of this place here - there is a photography ban around the hermitage🤔

After the storm in 2006, the forest section between the Wynigenbrücke and Waldeggbrücke was closed to the passageway due to the risk of slipping and falling rocks. The renewed landslide in the summer of 2021 on the first Gisnauflue has increased the risk of falling rocks again. The danger has also been exacerbated by falling trees and parts of the crowns of the numerous ash trees, which are affected by the rampant fungal disease "ash wilt". The forest between the Wynigen and Waldegg bridges is part of the Gisnauflüe natural forest reserve and is left to develop naturally for reasons of nature conservation

The idyllic Verena Gorge is located just outside the city of Solothurn. It can be reached on foot from Solothurn in about 20 minutes, but you can also take the bus to the entrance of the gorge (line 4, stop St. Niklaus). The well-developed, easy-to-walk path then leads through the wild and romantic gorge to a hermitage and two chapels. Three restaurants in the vicinity invite you to stop for a bite to eat. The hike, which is actually more of a stroll, is two kilometers long, and the elevation gain is moderate at 40 meters.