Your benefit with the Berner Oberland Pass
- Free travel
- on the mountain railways and free travel to Zweisimmen, Schönried or Gstaad
Hiking paradise Gstaad
The Gstaad holiday region with over 300 kilometres of sign-posted, well-maintained paths and trails is a genuine paradise for hikers. In a network that has many branches and thanks to the mountain railways and easily accessible public transport, there is something to suit every taste: from easy family walks to Trail Running Routes and longer hikes lasting one or more days.
Hiking with children
Saaniland has been extended by two adventure trails. These let families actively discover the local flora and fauna, the history of music as well as the most beautiful viewpoints of the region. On the adventure trail "Saanis sound adventure trail" (Saanen-Gstaad) various sounds and noises await. At 18 experience stations, children discover traditional folk as well as classical music in a playful way - including wooden sounds, animal voices and eavesdropping tubes. The second trail "Saani's mountain experience" leads from Saanenmöser to Schönried. Here, together with Saani - the cheerfully cheeky Saanen goat - children practice their stamina and coordination at 17 stations so that they become "as mountain-ready as a Saane goat".
The Rinderberg-Horneggli high-altitude
The Rinderberg-Horneggli high-altitude walk is very popular. It starts at the Zweisimmen mountain station on the Rinderbergbahn. The route firstly goes in the direction of Gandlauenengrat and right from the start there are the most beautiful views of the surrounding mountains. From Gandlauenengrat, the route follows the signs to Parwengen, from where there is a fantastic view down into the Simmental. You then reach the Hornberg with its big mountain restaurant via a pleasant, high path. The field of view opens up in the direction of the Fribourg and Vaud Alps. You should then spot Schönried far below. The picturesque descent finally runs via Horneggli down to Schönried.
Walking time: approx. 3 h 5 mins.
Season: May to October
Incline: 70 m climb and 800 m descent
Cyclists and adventure-lovers:
but it's not just the hikers that get their money's worth, as there are all kinds of things for fans of mountain biking and e-biking. Around 280 kilometres of sign-posted cycle routes, 500 kilometres of GPS tours and an electric bike system for enthusiasts open up the most beautiful corner of the holiday region of Gstaad.
Please note:
- Bikes, pushchairs and dogs go free
- The AlpnessTrail is a hiking trail with 13 stages over the Saanenland and Upper Simmental Alps
Save with the Berner Oberland Pass
- Free travel Zweisimmen – Rinderberg
- Free travel Schönried – Horneggli
- Free travel Gstaad – Höhi Wispile
The Berner Oberland Pass takes you as far as Gstaad, Schönried or Zweisimmen free of charge by train and bus.
Highlights around Gstaad
- Scooter riding on the Rinderberg (Zweisimmen)
- Family fun on the Wispile (Gstaad)
- Fixed Rope Route (Via Ferrata) Hornfluh
Operating times Bergbahnen Gstaad
| Route | Operating time |
|---|---|
| Zweisimmen Rinderberg | 20.12. – 23.03. 2024/2025 |
| Schönried Horneggli | 20.12. – 30.03. 2024/2025 |
| Gstaad Höhi Wispile | 21.12. – 05.01. 2024/2025 |
| Gstaad Höhi Wispile | 01.02. – 02.03. 2025 |
Location
Bergbahnen Destination Gstaad AG
Egglistrasse 43
3780 Gstaad/Switzerland
Public transportation
