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On the way to the Glaubenberg Pass, this route is a very pleasant alternative to the direct route through the valley from Wolhusen via Entlebuch. From the Reng Pass, it's only a short descent of a few meters until you rejoin the Glaubenberg route just before Finsterwalde.

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At the foot of the Brienzer Rothorn is the Blattenegg pass, which is often visited on a circular tour from Sörenberg. The path here is a bit bumpy and rocky at times, so it is advisable to take it easy here. The beautiful view of the Entlebuch is best enjoyed during a break.

Here at Chrutere at an altitude of 2073 m, the path runs along the mountain ridge a little lower on the north side, or along the steep slopes below the very jagged rocky ridge. At this point, the only path branches off, which leads quite steeply down to the north to Rossweid and further to Sörenberg.

When you climb from Sörenberg, this is the point where you reach the ridge and see Lake Brienz and the peaks of the Bernese Oberland for the first time - breathtaking!

to get out of the Rotbachgraben, the bike has to be partially carried (pushed).

The "Lättgässli" is a gully on the north side of the Brienzer Grat with a developed, marked mountain hiking trail. The steep ascent and descent path is developed with steps in the upper part. Here the ridge path leading from the Rothorn changes from the south to the north side. It is therefore a kind of crossing over the Brienzer Grat at an altitude of 2160 m, without being a significant pass. Further down or west at Chrutere at an altitude of 2073 m, the path forks: to the southwest the path continues to the Chrutere pass and from there down to Planalp and Brienz; a steep path with a lot of scree leads down to the north on the steep northern slope of the mountain range down to Rossweid with the gondola down to Sörenberg or as a hiking trail to Sörenberg. Addition: As late as mid-June (2024) there was a lot of snow in the wide crevice. The ascent or descent was quite difficult. The wire rope safety device was absolutely necessary, but also problematic, namely far too loose, as it was obviously aimed at the steps further away.