Discover a variety of breathtaking hikes accessible by public transport from Lenk. From the picturesque Via Alpina trail to the stunning Siebenbrunnen waterfalls, these routes showcase the natural beauty of the Simmental valley. Explore alpine meadows, cross mountain passes, and enjoy panoramic views of the surrounding peaks, including the impressive Wildstrubel massif.
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Gentle climb alongside the Glisbach stream, through forest and moorland, over the Hahnenmoospass, then down to Lenk, superbly set in the Hinter Simmental basin, with spectacular waterfalls and the perfect backdrop of the Wildstrubel massif.
Barrier free: No
Landscape: Over a pass, With panoramic views
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The hike to the Simmen waterfalls, to the "seven fountains", and on via Langermatte to Iffigenalp is one of the most popular in Lenk. It takes the visitors to the most beautiful water spectacles of the Simmen valley and offers a magnificent view of the surrounding mountains and the village of Lenk.
Barrier free: No
Landscape: With panoramic views
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The around five-hour round tour from Iffigenalp - Iffigsee - Iffighore - Hohberg - back to Iffigenalp leads through the attractive nature reserve of Gelten-Iffigen. In July and August, a richly varied and rare world of flora is found on the rugged and romantic Hohberg.
Barrier free: No
Landscape: With panoramic views
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Panoramic high-level path past Berghaus Eggli and the Wilde Bode limestone karren area to the language border at Col de Jable. Many traditional alp huts with large shingle roofs and cheesemaking in copper cauldrons high above Etivaz.
Barrier free: No
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Alpine hike in the lower Diemtigtal valley with the cultural highlight of visiting the Wakker prize winning village of Diemtigen. Later, fresh alpine air, views of the Simmental valley and subsequent immersion into the forests as you hike downhill.
Barrier free: No
Landscape: With panoramic views
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There are many valley walks, but Diemtigtal from Oey to Schwenden is unique and deserves the highest award. The path follows the Filderich and Chirel valley streams and takes you through forests and meadows.
Barrier free: No
Landscape: Along the water, With panoramic views
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Starting in the Bernese Oberland, the stage leads from Gsteig near Gstaad along old mule trails over the Col du Sanetsch – a historic pass into Valais. Enjoy magnificent panoramic views of the Valais Alps and the glacier world of Les Diablerets.
Barrier free: No
Landscape: Onto an alp, Over a pass, With panoramic views
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Setting off from the hot air balloon Mecca of Château-d’Oex, you will walk along the river Saane to Gérignoz. There is a steep climb up to the nature conservation area of La Pierreuse. Surrounded by eroded mountain peaks, you will walk to the highest point at 2,000 metres. After that comes a steep descent to L’Etivaz.
Barrier free: No
Landscape: Through a Swiss Park, With panoramic views
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Starting in Interlaken, the hike hugs Lake Thun before continuing on via Därligen to the Meielisalp up above Leissigen. Enchanting panoramic views are provided by the suspension bridge over the Spissibach stream. Finally, the route continues past Faulensee via Krattigen. The end point for this stage is Spiez with its vineyards and castle – the latter, towering over the town, serves as its characteristic symbol.
Barrier free: No
Landscape: Onto an alp, Past castles, Along the water, With panoramic views, Over a suspension bridge
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You leave Thun through the park-like shore landscape towards Gwatt. Above Lake Thun, crossing the Kander Gorge, you reach Spiez via meadows and forests. Following the idyllic path to Faulensee, you finally leave the shore here. The destination is the village of Aeschi with a view of the Niesen and the lake.
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