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    Tobogganing fun Niederhorn - Beatenberg

    Photo: Fritz Bieri

    Niederhorn - Chüehmatte - Beatenberg



    Bild: Fritz Bieri





    Winter Niederhorngebiet (Photo: Fritz Bieri)

    With the Thunersee-Beatenberg-Niederhorn-Bahnen to the white top of Niederhorn.

    Sun, snow, a terrific alpine panorama and lots of fun on the toboggan- and ski runs and the winter hiking trails for the guests around Beatenberg and Niederhorn.

    Recommendation: winter hiking trail Niederhorn – Waldegg (3 hours)
    Up here, the sun is shining for all those who wish to take their time. The 9 km winter hiking trail is leading across a snow-covered nature landscape and offers a wonderful view over Lake Thun and the Bernese Alps with the famous peaks Eiger, Mönch and Jungfrau. Parts of the route are inviting to a descent by sledge/toboggan.

    Tobogganing fun and tobogganing under the stars
    A 3-kilometer run from Niederhorn to Vorsass assures is a fast one, perfect for all lovers of tobogganing. At Vorsass and on top of the mountain at the restaurant Niederhorn it is possible to take a break and enjoy a hot drink. A special day-pass offers fun for the insatiable.



    Bild: Fritz Bieri

    Attention crossover!
    To the left: Chüehmatte - Beatenberg-Waldegg    rightwards: Vorsass



    Winter Niederhorngebiet (Bild: Fritz Bieri)





    Bild: Fritz Bieri


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    Winter (Bild: Fritz Bieri)

    ... at a great speed ...



    Winter (Bild: Fritz Bieri)





    Verpflegung auf Chüematte (Bild: Fritz Bieri)

    Chüehmatte / hot drinks



    Winter (Bild: Fritz Bieri)





    Winter/Schlitteln/Speed (Bild: Fritz Bieri)





    Winter/Schlitteln/Ankunft (Bild: Fritz Bieri)

    ... wonderful ...

    Bildimpressionen von Fritz Bieri


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    Concept and pictures by Fritz Bieri and Heinz Rieder
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    Language translation: Barbara Stephenson-Berger
    Website and image editing: Heinz Rieder

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