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HEAVEN FOR HIKERS


The trails in Gstaad take you through a variety of spectacular scenery; moorlands, deep gorges, Alpine valleys, high mountain peaks and, of course, the beautifully located Alpine restaurants. With more than 300 km of signposted and well maintained trails and paths, hikers will think they’ve arrived in heaven. The dense and expansive network of routes, which is ideally accessible thanks to the many lifts, cable cars and different modes of public transport, is sure to offer something for everyone.


EASY: RINDERBERG – HORNEGGLI


The easy high-mountain hike is breath-taking, especially because of its wonderful alpine panorama. Families love the playground on Rinderbergspitz – here the young kids can play around, while the adults enjoy a well-deserved refreshment after the hike from Horneggli. On the hike between Rinderberg and Horneggli you will discover great surprises along the way: for example, a wakeboard facility on Hornberg and great mountain huts with fine things to eat. The alpine panorama – whether you start your hike from Rinderberg or from Horneggli – is unbeatable.


MODERATE: SPARENMOOS – HUNDSRÜGG


The Hundsrügg offers fantastic panoramic views of 427 peaks, including the infamous Eiger, Matterhorn and Mont Blanc. A true experience for all. Time your walk to capture an epic sunrise or sunset on the Hundsrügg and enjoy the view of the Alps and the imposing Gastlosen chain on the descent towards Erbetlaub- Seeli. And make sure to take the slight detour on the way back – believe us it’s worth it! – to visit the mountain restaurant Nüjeberg, which offers delicious and fine delicacies from the alp.


FIND OUT MORE: www.gstaad.ch/summer


DON’T MISS!


No trip to Gstaad


would be complete without these experiences:


• Do an authentic and personal farm visit


• Enjoying a mountain top panoramic view


• Visiting a charming chalet village: Saanen / Lauenen are especially picturesque


• Trying an outdoor


fondue at Fondueland Gstaad


• Swimming or cooling your feet in an icy mountain lake


ADVANCED: GLACIER 3,000 – SANETSCH


The varied route leads from the Scex Rouge mountain station over the glacier via Quille du Diable and Sanetschsee to Gsteig.


Despite starting by cable car ride to the top station Scex Rouge at 2,940m, this varied route is a little more advanced and requires decent fitness to complete. Enjoy a beautiful view over the fascinating alpine panorama including the glacier Tsanfleuron which you later cross. The trails are well marked and take you in a south-easterly direction to the Tour St. Martin (2,908 m), situated at the edge of the glacier. The descending path fortunately encounters no crevices in the glacier in this area and leads through several beautiful points of interest via a fantastic Auberge du Sanetsch restaurant at 2,062m. After a welcome repast, either take the trail and hike down to Gsteig or take the cable car that brings you from Sanetsch down to Gsteig at 1,184m, so remember to buy a round trip ticket in the morning if you're planning on taking the cable car back!


FIND OUT MORE: www.gstaad.ch/summer


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BIKING OF ALL KINDS


From enjoyable to sporty, the routes and trails in Gstaad are diverse. E-bikers can regularly re-charge their batteries en route, mountain bikers will find hidden trails with breath-taking views, while those with racing bikes get their money’s worth on mountain passes. What brings everyone together is the experience in nature – and maybe the reward of a delicious meal or relaxing spa visit after a long day on two wheels. More info on www.gstaad.ch/bike


MOUNTAIN BIKE / E-MOUNTAIN BIKE


Saanen – Mittelberg – Rellerli – Saanen This versatile mountain bike tour winds along the Bernese cantonal and language border with French-speaking Switzerland. The route leads over small roads with asphalt and natural surface, as well as single trails, through unknown valleys and dreamy landscapes to the Rellerli and then back to Saanen. The route is also well suited for e-mountain bikers.


Duration of ride: 3:15 hours Highlights: The Gastlosen rocks, great views, long descent


E-BIKE


Gstaad – Turbach – Wintermatte – Bissen – Gstaad


Refreshing moments by the stream, feel-good moments in a beautiful valley and a magnificent view of Gstaad – the ideal tour for pleasure- seekers and families. While in Turbach, a visit to the small terrace of the Sunne-Stübli restaurant is a must – after all, a little refreshment on the bike tour is not to be missed.


Duration of ride: 1:30 hours Highlights: Foot bathing in the Turbach stream, view over Gstaad


ROADBIKE


Tour de Gstaad classique: Gstaad – Col du Pillon – Col des Mosses – Gstaad Two alpine passes, white mountain peaks, a lesser known climb to Les Voëttes and a rapid descent to Château-d'Oex which promises real fun – the Tour de Gstaad classique has all the ingredients that belong to a true classic. In Chateau-d'Oex, Rougemont and Saanen, ride through the beautiful villages to take a tranquil coffee break.


Duration of ride: 3:45 hours Highlights: Col du Pillon, Col des Mosses


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