Winter hiking pass Adelboden-Lenk

It's worth experiencing the whole season in Adelboden-Lenk. With the Adelboden-Lenk hiking season ticket (including Frutigen), you as a pedestrian have free travel all winter on the following facilities: 

In winter: Adelboden village – Oey, Oey – Sillerenbühl, Aebi – Sillerenbühl (uphill only), Boden – Chuenisbärgli, Geils – Hahnenmoos, Bus Gilbach – Bergläger – Geils, Adelboden – Tschentenalp, Möser – Tschentenegg (uphill only), Unter dem Birg–Engstligenalp, Elsigbach–Elsigenalp, Betelberg gondola lift, Stand-Xpress gondola lift

Validity period: 1 November 2025 - 3 May 2026

All tickets are personal and non-transferable. Please also note the terms and conditions.

Don’t wait any longer – buy your pass online now. In our webshop, you can use the following payment methods: Visa or MasterCard, Twint, PostCard, Post DirectPay, Reka-Card and SwissPass invoice.

Your pass can be loaded onto a SKIDATA data carrier or the SwissPass. The data carrier can be reused for your next ticket purchase.

Season tickets and annual passes can only be loaded onto SKIDATA data carriers (keycards), not onto the SwissPass.

If you do not have a SKIDATA data carrier or a SwissPass, select the “Pick-up” option when booking online. You will receive an e-mail confirmation with which you can pick up your pass at our ticket offices.

There is no entitlement to ticket refunds in the event of accident or illness. When purchasing a season or annual pass from the Adelboden-Lenk ski region, insurance can be taken out to cover this risk. It is not possible to take out insurance retrospectively. It is the customer's responsibility to assert any claims for reimbursement against the insurance company. Reimbursements can be claimed until the end of the current season at the latest, after which the claim for reimbursement expires.

Contact in the event of a claim

Europ Assistance (Schweiz) Versicherungen AG
Avenue Perdtemps 23, 1260 Nyon, Schweiz

claims@europ-assistance.ch, +41 (0) 22 939 22 96
https://ski-ch.eclaims.europ-assistance.com/home

No, as children and young people already benefit from very affordable ski passes. A separate ‘non-ski pass’ is therefore not necessary.