Condition
Enjoying sporty activity in nature! Tour with some effort and a sweat on the brow from time to time. Do regular sport in preparation.
Accommodation
- Hotel Kurhaus Flühli
- Hotel Landgasthaus Kemmeribodenbad
Season
From mid-December to end-March
Price (private guiding)
From CHF 2500 per person (for 2 guests)
The price varies depending on the services provided.
Note
We can tailor the program of this tour to your wishes, from the route to the hotels, the guiding, and the transfers.
We look forward to receiving your request and will be happy to discuss your requirements.
Tag 1 The journey via Lucerne and Sarnen to Langis is short and entertaining. The post bus takes you to Langis. And who knows, maybe all the way across the sea of fog. From the Central Switzerland cross-country skiing center, the route first leads along the snow-covered road to the Glaubenberg pass and then gently up and down through a sparse forest landscape to Seewenseeli. Past the Fürstein, the tour leads to Stäldeli. From here and high above the Entlebuch you take the bus to Flühli.
Tag 2 A short ride in the post bus takes you from Flühli in the direction of Sörenberg. Then hike through the UNESCO Entlebuch Biosphere with an impressive view of the rugged Brienzerrothorn chain on one side and the vast, snowy karst expanses of the Schrattenfluh on the other. Then you reach Kemmeribodenbad in the farthest Emmental. Now enjoy the hospitality in the time-honored hotel Landgasthof Kemmeriboden-Bad.
Tag 3 Behind the mighty Hohgant, the landmark of the region, the route leads gently uphill through a remote valley basin, which is also the headwaters of the Emme. From here, the Emme takes its course through the Emmental towards the Mittelland, while at the end of today you reach the Lombachalp, above Habkern and Interlaken with a magnificent view of the Eiger, Mönch and Jungfrau.
Included
- Guiding and support from a certified, local hiking guide
- Overnight stay with breakfast and taxes
- Transfers and luggage transfer
Take
- Well-broken-in, ankle-high, waterproof mountain or winter hiking boots are essential for this tour. We recommend mountain boots with sturdy soles for good grip.
- Hiking poles, snowshoes, and avalanche safety equipment can be rented.
- A comfortable hiking backpack is important for carrying water, snacks, weatherproof clothing, sun protection, and, if necessary, a camera and other personal items.
- It is important to bring a refillable thermos bottle. This can be refilled with hot tea every day.
A complete packing list will be provided after booking.
Our recommendations