Adelboden - Engstligenalp
Your benefit with the Berner Oberland Pass
- Free travel
- on the aerial cableway, free travel to Adelboden, unter dem Birg and discount on an Engstligen platter
Engstligenalp above Adelboden
Nature. Experience.
The largest plateau in Switzerland is a summer paradise for some, the perfect hiking area for others and for many simply a place of power. The Engstligenalp is not only impressive because of the Engstligen Falls, where the roaring and foaming water plunges 600 meters into the depths over 2 cascades. The alpine feeling is not neglected either on the meadows with freely grazing cows. Whether it's relaxation in the mountains or action on the plateau - nature experiences are guaranteed on the Engstligenalp! And from the mountain station, families with baby carriages and wheelchair users also have a wonderful view of the upper part of the waterfall!
Discover Engstligenalp with Globi:
Flying high with Globi - the little nostalgic gondola travels through the air as a Globi cable car. You can listen to Globi songs in the little red gondola. At the top of the plateau, there are animal observations, puzzle tours and other activities along the mountain streams - all in the spirit of the blue children's friend with the plaid trousers. At certain times, you can even meet Globi himself.
Save with the Berner Oberland Pass
- Free travel Adelboden, unter dem Birg – Engstligenalp
- Bonus partner offer:
Receive a CHF 5 discount on a delicious Engstligen platter at the Berghotel Engstligenalp (valid for one platter per Berner Oberland Pass).
The Berner Oberland Pass takes you as far as Adelboden, unter dem Birg free of charge by train and bus.
Highlights Engstligenalp
Operating times Engstligenalpbahn
Route | Operating time |
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Adelboden Engstligenalp | 14.12. – 04.05. 2024/2025 |
Adelboden Engstligenalp | 07.06. – 19.10. 2025 |
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Events
Alpaufzug, Globifest or Musig uf dr Alp - our events will make your mountain summer unforgettable! Find out more about the extraordinary events on the Engstligenalp.