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The Felsenburg ruins, also known as Falkenstein, above the municipality of Kandergrund in the canton of Bern, are a hilltop castle at 1,060 m above sea level. It was built at the end of the 12th century. The castle served to control the Lötschen Pass. After Bern acquired the entire Frutigen Valley around 1400, it made the "Tellenburg" near Frutigen, located further down, the seat of the Bernese bailiff, and allowed the rock castle to fall into disrepair. Those driving from Kandersteg to Frutigen will see it from afar. A signposted path leads up to it. It can be visited.

The Tellenburg ruins are a top-class box seat. It is open to the public "at your own risk". A narrow staircase to the tower platform offers little space to cruise. If it's raining, there is a risk of slipping. On top, however, the castle guest enjoys a uniquely impressive all-round view of the Kander and Frutig Valley. In front of the castle there is a covered seating area that offers space for a few barbecue and hikers. There is even a professional public toilet. Festivals can also be celebrated up here. The Tellenburg also offers a lot of fun for railway enthusiasts. It is simply impressive when the trains of the BLS Bern-Lötschberg_-Simplon Bahn cross the old and new Kander viaduct. The Tellenburg is simply great!!!!

The ruin Tellenburg is a lookout point over the whole Kandertal. Has a barbecue and offers space for larger occasions in the countryside.

From here you can enjoy a beautiful view of the ruins Tellenburg, the viaduct and the village Frutigen.

... or the Easter Bunny ... or Santa Claus :-P

If you are looking for a long time, you may even find a damsel (:-)

The Tellenburg is a castle ruin over Frutigen. From there you have a nice view.