FROM SUNRISE TO SUNSET
SUMMER HIGHLIGHTS ON THE MOUNTAIN
An alpine fairytale for explorers and nature lovers.
landmark of adelboden
Engstligen waterfalls
From the high plateau of Engstligenalp, the waters cascade 600 m (1968 ft) into the valley below. This second highest waterfall anywhere in Switzerland is a natural spectacle in a class of its own and has been subject to a cantonal protection order since 1948. Whether on a circular trail, mountain tour or climbing route, from a bus or cable car cabin, this majestic natural wonder is waiting to be discovered.
over the clouds
Giant Swing
Take off, please! Above lush alpine meadows and high above the valley, Switzerland's first giant swing is ready to be immortalized in your picture. A swinging memory for those at home and for Instagrammers.
family highlight in the bernese oberland
Vogellisi theme trail
On the Vogellisi adventure trail, which leads from Sillerenbühl to the Bergläger, you can experience the thrilling story of the Adelboden herb woman up close. The adventurous experience on 3 kilometers inspires the whole family.
Gryden Betelberg high trail
If distant countries and volcanoes are all that come to mind when you think of crater landscapes, then think again. On the Gryden high-altitude hiking trail you can marvel at the unique rock formations up close. The Gryden is a fascinating place. Along the 7.5-kilometre circular trail, which takes around 2.5 hours to walk, there is much to wonder at and enjoy. It’s an experience that will stay with you for a long time.
world wide unique
Trottiland Adelboden
The freedom of VogellisiBerg is best enjoyed on a motorless scooter. With 45 km and seven different routes to choose from, there’s plenty of room for everyone to fly down the mountain without any stress. No need to walk uphill either – the local bus or cable car will bring you safely and quickly to the next starting point.
Children must be at least 8 years old and be able to activate the brakes.
PHOTO HOTSPOT AT THE Vogellisiberg
SkyNest
Sit down, sit back and smile! The new SkyNest right next to the mountain station Sillerenbühl offers an indescribable panorama and is the perfect spot for a unique souvenir picture of your visit to VogellisiBerg. The alpine skyline really sets the scene – and you discover the surrounding peaks from a completely new perspective.
crystal clear mountain water
Brandsee Elsigenalp
Ready, set, jump in! When was the last time you jumped into a mountain lake? Crystal-clear water provides refreshment. Far away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life, you can dive in. The beautiful mountain lake on Elsigenalp is easily accessible from the mountain station, even with a pram. A pearl of clear turquoise that will delight the whole family. Or at least refreshing.
At 1809 m (5935 ft.) above sea level, the lake invites you to take a cooling dip. Just 15 minutes on foot from the Elsigenalp summit station, summer visitors can refresh themselves in the clear water.
THE SOURCE OF THE SIMME
Siebe Brünne
Siebe Brünne – seven springs – is the source of the River Simme and gives the valley its name. Here the water gushes out of a mighty limestone wall in seven places to form a majestic waterfall. Sibe Brünne is a designated ‘Kraftort’ – a place with special energy – and a wonderful place to linger.
The Sibe Brünne waterfall is at the very end of the valley, five kilometres beyond the village of Lenk.
die quelle der simme
Siebe Brünne
Die "Siebe Brünne" - der Ursprung des Flusses Simme gibt dem Tal seinen Namen. In sieben Quellen tritt das Wasser aus einer mächtigen Kalksteinwand hervor. Die "Sibe Brünne", ein magischer Wasserfall, ist eine ausgewiesener Kraftort und ein wunderschönes Plätzchen zum Verweilen.
Die "Sibe Brünne" befinden sich zuhinterst im Talabschluss, fünf Kilometer hinter dem Dorf Lenk.
first bike trail in adelboden-lenk
Höchst-Trail Adelboden
The Höchst-Trail leads from the Höchsthorn mountain station via Chuenisbärgli down to the Bergläger. With an average gradient of ten per cent, it is a fun ride for experienced and adventurous bikers. The start at around 1900 metres above sea level can be easily reached on the Höchst chairlift. Enthusiastic bikers can shred down into the valley through 3.8 kilometres and 410 metres in altitude over numerous jumps and steep bends.
