Countless experiences - Pure nature!
Whether in winter or summer, Kandersteg is a mecca of the Swiss mountain world! Ideally located in terms of transport, yet nestled among the most imposing Alpine peaks. Absolute highlights such as Lake Oeschinen alternate with natural paradises to be discovered such as the Gasterntal, the Gemmi or the Allmenalp. In winter, Kandersteg is one of the most important Nordic skiing centres with its ski jumps and countless cross-country trails, whether high up in Sunnbühl or right through the middle of the picturesque mountain village of Kandersteg. There is plenty of space here. Kandersteg is also great for families, from the toboggan run at Lake Oeschinen to the via ferrata with breathtaking views for the older ones, it has something unforgettable for everyone. You can find more info on www.kandersteg.ch
Here are our current highlights:
Small but nice -
the ski area
The ski area at the Oeschinensee offers ideal conditions for families in particular, as it is easy to moderately difficult to ski and clearly arranged, so that the little ones can also ski on their own. The day ski pass is available from CHF 35/adult. The facilities are also included in the Top4 ski subscription.
MagicBlue adventure pass winter
Take advantage of the MagicBlue winter offer 2022 now.
The ticket is valid for 1 return journey per day to the frozen Oeschinensee and to the Gemmiweg on Sunnbüehl - for crunching steps under Blüemlisalp and Balmhorn.
Price:
from CHF 32.00 per day.
The hiker's paradise par excellence
Those who enjoy hiking will love the Kandersteg region. Whether with children or high alpine - there are countless hiking routes for every level. Here are just a few highlights:
Oeschinensee
Gasterntal
Hohtürli (transition to the Kiental)
Gemmi Pass (passage to Valais)
Whether ice or rock - wonderful climbing routes
Where the SAC conducts its ice climbing courses, it must have particularly ideal conditions for this sport. But also in summer countless climbing and mountaineering routes inspire the climbers. And if it rains, there's an indoor climbing hall at Grossen Sport.