by philipp.avenell | Jan 12, 2021
Altitude: 1’279 metres Length: 7 kilometres Average gradient: 4.7% The chalet village of Saanenmöser, situated in the Bernese Oberland, joins the Saanenland and Simmental regions. From the top of the pass is an unobstructed view over the Rüblihorn to the glacier...
by philipp.avenell | Jan 12, 2021
The sunny Simmental lies to the west of Lake Thun. Niesen (2362m) and Stockhorn (2190m) form the striking entrance to the valley. Stockhorn affords an impressive panorama of Emmental and the more than 200 peaks of the Alps and the Jura range. Simmental is a paradise...
by philipp.avenell | Jan 12, 2021
Langnau im Emmental offers a breathtaking view of the Bernese Alps and the Jura mountain range. The tranquil forests and hilly terrain invite active relaxation with hiking, biking or horseback riding on offer. Traditional crafts can be experienced at cheese-making,...
by philipp.avenell | Jan 12, 2021
Entlebuch comprises seven municipalities and covers almost 400 km² between Bern and Lucerne. The 17,000 inhabitants have a strong sense of regional identity and the old handcrafts are among the cultural highlights. Entlebuch is often called “The Wild West of...
by philipp.avenell | Jan 12, 2021
The medieval town of Willisau is situated in the Lucerne countryside at the foot of Mount Napf. The heart of Willisau is the beautiful old town. It was rebuilt in its present form after the town fire of 1704, although the imposing ancient town houses are absent. The...
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