뮐레투르넨‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪15‬개의 천연기념물

Lake Gerzensee is privately owned. It's not possible to walk around it. From Kirchdorf, there's a dirt road that leads to a wonderful seating area.

Lake Gerzen is a lake located between the villages of Gerzensee, Mühledorf, and Kirchdorf in the canton of Bern, Switzerland. Its water level is at an average elevation of 603 meters above sea level. At normal water levels, the lake is approximately 8.5 meters deep on average and reaches a maximum of 11 meters deep, and has a surface area of 0.25 km², making it one of the medium-sized pre-Alpine lakes in Switzerland.

Beautiful barbecue spot at Blauseeli in Uttigen

This lake is also a little jewel against the backdrop of the Eiger, Mönch and Jungfrau, but also the majestic Stockhorn chain. On the lakeshore, the Grizzlybär restaurant with a small animal park and large playground for kids invites you to linger.

Railway bridge over the Aare on the Bern - Thun route, near Uttigen. Below her is the Uttigerwelle, which is notorious among the "Aareböötler". This has capsized many a rubber boat and caused an unwanted cooling.

This small groundwater lake is a rocky desert in winter and a bathing lake in summer. It lies between the Aare and Uttigen, in a nature reserve, which is why it is also called "Uttigenseeli".

When there's water...' (usually in the summer) the "Blauseeli" is a popular place to relax for roasters, dog owners and families with kits and young people from the area. But as always, the principle applies here; "Where there is a lot of people, there is no peace". Past the Blausseeli, the bicycle and hiking trail leads past on a causeway. It takes you from Thun to Bern in a Schnutz without any major bends. but mutual tolerance is the order of the day.

If you happen to be in the area, a short detour to the Uttiger threshold is worthwhile. In summer there is a lot of activity here, as many "rubber boats" leave the water in front of the threshold and get back in after the threshold. The place is not entirely safe for the inexperienced. Many a boat trip has come to an untimely end here. 2 footbridges lead over the bridge, which enable a "dry" crossing of the Aare. The wide view along the Aare is a feast for the eyes in spring and summer.