Ferienregion Gstaad

On this circular hike between Bire and Mittelberg, you can expect sweeping views, the idyllic Schwylaub Forest, and the cozy atmosphere of the Grubenberg Hut. The route also includes steep sections, so you'll need surefootedness.



In addition to the option of being pampered at the Grubenberg Hut, you should

According to legend, the Saanenland was created by God's handprint – the four valleys symbolize his fingers. These can be combined in many different ways and form the basis for diverse rides around Gstaad. The route leads from Gstaad via Schönried and Saanenmöser to Lauenen, where the steep "Mur de Lauenen

This varied tour leads from Saanen through the Grischbach Valley and Mittelberg to the secluded Abländschen. After a flat section to Jaun, the route continues along a gravel road to Im Fang and then on a single trail into the Vallée du Gros Mont. The steep climb to the high plateau is rewarded with tranquility

This tour leads through quiet valleys and over remote passes with magnificent views of the Alps. From Gstaad, the route takes you leisurely through the Pays d'Enhaut before the climb to the Hongrin reservoir begins. After a short break, the challenging Col du Moëlle follows, offering spectacular views

The King's Circuit in the north covers many kilometers, even more elevation gain, and all this with diverse roads and landscapes. With the Gurnigel Pass and the Jaun Pass, you conquer two well-known and long passes. In the Fribourg region, the route leads to the picturesque western shore of Lake Gruyère.

This tour combines quiet back roads with rugged terrain and impressive scenery. After a fast start on Route 9 from Gstaad to Château-d'Oex, the route becomes varied and increasingly isolated from Les Moulins onwards. The climb to Allières leads through a wild Alpine valley to the Lac Hongrin dam. A military

The Col du Pillon and the Col de la Croix are two well-known passes that have also been part of the Tour de Suisse and Tour de Romandie routes. The lesser-known climb from Yvorne to Lac Hongrin (12 km, 1100 m elevation gain) once again demands all your strength.

A medium-length tour, partly on unpaved roads, with an 18-km climb that gives you the feeling of an Alpine pass, and a gravel section (the "Strade Bianche") at the top. The descent to Grubenwald is very steep, narrow, and briefly unpaved. Caution!

The Tour de Gstaad Classique is an impressive round trip with everything a classic should: two Alpine passes, white peaks, a hidden climb to Les Voëttes, and a sweeping descent to Château-d'Oex. It begins in Gstaad, leads over the Col du Pillon to Les Diablerets, then climbs steeply to Les Voëttes, and

From Saanen, the tour follows a beautiful and varied route, mostly on back roads, via Abländschen and Zweisimmen back to Saanen. The hidden gem of the Mittelberg Pass and the thrilling descent from the Jaun Pass are the tour's highlights. After challenging climbs at Oeschseite and Saanenmöser, the route