Experiences in Habkern

In this suggestion, the view of the triumvirate Eiger, Mönch, and Jungfrau is to be literally hiked: these three mountains are not visible at the starting point but appear gradually during the hike. At the end of the route, about 1 km of hard surface.

Snowshoeing is not permitted off the marked trails in the Habkern moorland, but what could be better than hiking on a good path through untouched winter landscapes that are not trampled by wild snowshoe tracks? Hence our motto: "Stay on the trail" - help us too! Cross-country skiing tours or winter hikes offer active relaxation. A night-time snowshoe tour followed by a fondue is a romantic experience. The snowshoe experience on marked trails in untouched nature!

The largest moorland in Switzerland connects the municipalities of Habkern and Sörenberg. One of the most charming moor areas – in this already scenic region – is the Schwarzbach-Möser nature reserve.

A dream route awaits you from Habkern to Thun with constant ups and downs.

A cross-country skiing experience on a snow-safe trail in the pristine nature of one of the largest moorlands in Switzerland, surrounded by the breathtaking mountain scenery of Hohgant and Augstmatthorn.

A winter hiking experience around the small mountain farming village of Habkern. At the foot of the Hohgant and the Sieben Hengste, where eagles and lynxes feel at home and the Emme originates, many impressive views await.

The winter hiking trail takes you through the stunning winter landscape of the Lombachalp.

The winter hiking trail leads from Lombachalp through the wonderful silence of the winter landscape, passing sun-tinted alpine huts into the village.

The Augstmatthorn impresses even when the ibexes are scarce: The route via the Brienzergrat is one of the most beautiful in the Bernese Oberland. After prolonged rain, the hike is not recommended.

A top-class pass experience is offered by the crossing from the Lombach Valley into the valley of the young Emme: The hike over the Widegg to Kemmeriboden Bad leads through a wonderfully varied landscape and runs largely on old alpine paths. Hiking trail. At the start 800 m, and at the end another 1.5 km on hard surface.

Scenically attractive crossing from the remote Habkern to the upper Zulgtal. What the two landscapes on either side of the Grünenberg Pass have in common is the abundance of forest and the extraordinarily rich flora in the Seefeld–Hohgant nature reserve. At the beginning of the hike, 2 km on hard surface, otherwise mostly natural trails.

The Luegiboden is referred to as the "nature conservation Rütli" of the canton of Bern. At the edge of the extensive moor meadow in the mountain village of Habkern, there is a huge granite erratic boulder. This impressive site is located on the splendid hiking route through the mountain forest on the northern flank of the Harder. Outside the settlement area, the surface is entirely natural.