Theme and adventure trails in Bern Region

In a playful and interactive way, visitors can learn more about the complex interdependencies in the Stockhorn habitat.

The historical and cultural trail showcases a selection of lifestyles and epochs in the Diemtigtal valley.

Interlaken – a jewel in the midst of the Swiss Alps. A local guide shares exciting facts about Interlaken and its environs with the guests. They will visit secret spots that only the locals know, looking at them through their eyes.

Countless medicinal herbs grow in front of and next to the Metzger natural apothecary in Beatenberg.

A hike along the old trading route between the Historic Alpinhotel Grimsel Hospiz and the Hotel and Nature Resort Handeck takes you through some lovely terrain and also some of the most mineral rich.

The Upper Lauterbrunnen Valley is full of waterfalls, lovely scenery and cultural assets. Special theme paths have been created to give the walkers a better understanding of these treasures.

The new adventure playground at the Allmendhubel high over Mürren transports children and young-at-heart to a fantasy world of giant alpine flowers, grasses and oversized insects.

Turn off your worries, inhale deeply and enjoy the comforting effect of alpine waters. This theme trail invites hikers to discover at first hand unique water scenery at the end of the Adelboden Valley

In times past, horrible things must have happened in the Kiental Valley! At least the old legends are telling so.

During his vacations on the Grimmialp Albert Schweitzer took a great many walks. He treasured the peace and tranquillity of the mountainous landscape.

Water may splash, and it can also babble, hiss, roar and thunder. For an exhilarating hike try the Trail of the Three Waterfalls from Bönigen via Iseltwald to Brienz.

From Wimmis to the Lenk. The cows of the Simmental Valley are world-famous. Mountain farming brought early riches to the valley. Simmental's farm houses bear witness to this wealth.

Outstanding walking enjoyment combined with interesting information on agriculture.

A summer highlight for families. The story of the forest creature “Grimmimutz”, his friend Spillgert, the evil pepper witch and her husband Lothar can be enjoyed on the hiking loop in Schwenden.

This Lake District can be experienced in the manner of the eco-museums: the objects are not to be found in a building, but in the landscape, in their historic as well as contemporary context.

Take the hiking trail from Axalp above Brienz to the idyllic Hinterburgsee lake and watch the chips fly!

The vegetables cultivated in the Seeland region are indicated by signboards on the vegetable trails. All signage is regularly checked or relocated.

The greatly revamped viticultural trail from Twann to Ligerz will take you through the vineyards above Lake Biel in about an hour.

On this informative hike, visitors will learn useful facts about the planets while enjoying a magnificent Alpine panorama and a sweeping view from the Lake Thun Region to the Aare Valley up to the Mittelland Region.

With its gently rolling landscapes and varied cheese specialities, the destination Gstaad is the perfect place to enjoy a fondue in natural alpine surroundings.

Guests experience first hand the detective story by looking for a trail of clues in Langnau village in the Emmental Valley. Visitors solve the case of “the fake Emmental cheese”.

Discover an unspoiled wilderness in the Gantrisch region between Schwarzenbühl and Ottenleue. In 1999, Storm Lothar swept across large parts of Europe, bringing with it fear and devastation. The Gägger forest was left almost entirely uprooted by the most violent storm to hit the country in the last century.

There’s still so much you can read about the north face of the Eiger, but given the chance, why not experience the mystical aura and a dream come true!

With the new relaxation and enjoyment zone "Skyline Chill" and numerous theme trails, the area around the Allmendhubel is a perfect spot for families and hiking holidays.

The idyllic, hilly landscape of the Emmental is a picture of lushness. This goodness finds expression both in the valley’s produce – such as the world-famous cheese – and its architecture, notably the big farmhouses with low-slung roofs, flower-adorned façades and colourful gardens.

The Kandertal valley is set in the unique mountain scenery of the Bernese Oberland. You will find some of Switzerland’s most impressive hiking routes here, around the Oeschinen and Blausee lakes, the Gemmi and the Blüemlisalp.

From milk production to cheese export on the Emmen Valley cheese and biking route - on which there’s plenty to see and learn about the makings of cheese. The Emmen Valley cheese path is an App-based (iPhone and Android) topical cycling path with 21 attractive points that shed light on the tasty and world-famous Emmental cheese.

The legend of St. Beatus is told in stages at the various stations. Individual play and adventure areas are dotted along the trail.

Follow the Lauberhorn descent on foot to get an idea of what racers confront as they master the curves with speeds of up to and over 100 kilometers an hour.

The Planet Trail Ringgenberg-Goldswil describes our relationship to the solar system in easily understandable language.

The medieval town of La Neuveville on Lake Biel has something for the whole family to enjoy, from an easy three-hour walk packed with tales of witches to the lake shore and colourful old town.

The wild and romantic landscape between Frutigen and Kandersteg is best discovered on foot, following the tracks of the Lötschberg railway.

Twenty markers (made of larch tree wood), small slate roofs and stations with sensory equipment have been installed on existing hiking trails.

The whole family can go on a treasure hunt in Aeschi bei Spiez. Various questions are hidden on the treasure-hunt trail that the family can find and answer together. Once the treasure hunters have answered all the questions correctly, they can pick up a reward at the tourist office.