츠바이지멘‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪20‬개의 천연기념물

Unfortunately, the summit climb was difficult at the end of May due to the snow-covered Kaiseregg Pass. In spring, with persistent snow, it's only recommended for experienced and/or well-equipped hikers. Crampons and poles were a must for me!

The Gastlosen mountain range is a limestone chain that stretches for 15 kilometres between Fribourg and Bern. From here you can see the Bernese and Valais Alps.

The "Swiss Dolomites🏔" The Gastlosen near Jaun in the canton of Fribourg are known for their impressive, dolomite-like rock formation and offer a wide range of hiking and climbing opportunities. This area is a highlight for mountain lovers, with breathtaking views and numerous outdoor activities. Start➡️: Parking lot at the Chalet Grat mountain hut. Alternatively, you can travel to Jaun by bus and take the cable car. 🥾: The Gastlosen circular tour takes around the rock massif in about 3-4 hours. The path is of medium difficulty and offers fantastic views of the surrounding mountains and valleys. 🔝: Along the way, you can marvel at the impressive rock faces of the Gastlosen and enjoy numerous photo opportunities. 📸 🧗‍♀️: The Gastlosen offer numerous routes for climbers of all levels of difficulty, especially on the western flank. These routes are among the most popular climbing spots in Switzerland and are a real highlight for experienced climbers.

Witnessing the sunrise up here is simply amazing!

As a real Deutschfreiburger you have to go to the Kaiseregg once a year!

Very special landscape, almost like on the moon.

Coming from the Trütli, most of it is mobile, the places where it goes down 20m or more to the right and left everyone has to decide for themselves what to do. Sometimes you have to carry the bike for a short time. In June with practically no hikers it's very good and if you meet someone you can easily pass each other if you are considerate, don't see a problem there! Together and not against each other :-)

The area of the former Weissenburgbad is very well maintained and impressive. Even those who are not otherwise interested in history: Here you can vividly imagine how the fine ladies and gentlemen strolled, swam and relaxed almost 100 years ago. In addition to a picnic area (decorated with flowers and lanterns) and a box with children's toys, there is a lot to discover for young and old. Small power station, fountain, pavilion, thermal well, etc. An ideal place for a family picnic. With smaller children I would walk here from Weissenburg train station, the path is wide and unproblematic. I wouldn't go any further towards the suspension bridge with smaller children, because the path then becomes narrower and it goes down steeply in places alongside the path.