Cross-country skiing
Axalp-Loipe
Axalp Sportbahnen–Axalp Sportbahnen
rotate your device for slideshow
Axalp-Loipe
Axalp Sportbahnen–Axalp Sportbahnen
Recharge your batteries off the ski pistes at Fahrnigenboden on Axalp, a small and friendly winter destination high above Lake Brienz boasting majestic views of the surrounding mountains.
The cross-country skiing trail starts below the Axalp-Stübli car park at Axalp above Lake Brienz, a clearing that was used by centuries of Brienz farmers as a summer cattle grazing ground. Nowadays, Axalp is home to a compact, family-friendly winter sports area.
The route leads away from the ski slope at the bottom station of the Windegg chairlift, along the winter hiking trail through the idyllic, snow-covered Alpine scenery to Fahrnigenboden, where the trail winds its way through the terrain, providing a varied experience. Turning back, the trail follows the same route back in the direction of the chairlift station. En route, you can soak up sweeping views of the mountains to the north of Lake Brienz.
The route leads away from the ski slope at the bottom station of the Windegg chairlift, along the winter hiking trail through the idyllic, snow-covered Alpine scenery to Fahrnigenboden, where the trail winds its way through the terrain, providing a varied experience. Turning back, the trail follows the same route back in the direction of the chairlift station. En route, you can soak up sweeping views of the mountains to the north of Lake Brienz.
Recharge your batteries off the ski pistes at Fahrnigenboden on Axalp, a small and friendly winter destination high above Lake Brienz boasting majestic views of the surrounding mountains.
The cross-country skiing trail starts below the Axalp-Stübli car park at Axalp above Lake Brienz, a clearing that was used by centuries of Brienz farmers as a summer cattle grazing ground. Nowadays, Axalp is home to a compact, family-friendly winter sports area.
The route leads away from the ski slope at the bottom station of the Windegg chairlift, along the winter hiking trail through the idyllic, snow-covered Alpine scenery to Fahrnigenboden, where the trail winds its way through the terrain, providing a varied experience. Turning back, the trail follows the same route back in the direction of the chairlift station. En route, you can soak up sweeping views of the mountains to the north of Lake Brienz.
The route leads away from the ski slope at the bottom station of the Windegg chairlift, along the winter hiking trail through the idyllic, snow-covered Alpine scenery to Fahrnigenboden, where the trail winds its way through the terrain, providing a varied experience. Turning back, the trail follows the same route back in the direction of the chairlift station. En route, you can soak up sweeping views of the mountains to the north of Lake Brienz.
Length | Number of stages
3 km
| 1 Stage
Ascent | Descent
120 m | 120 m
Grade | Fitness level
classic+skating
|
medium
Arrival | return travel
Season
Winter season
The winter season normally lasts from 15 December to 30 March.
Signalization
Signalization
The route is signposted as follows: Yellow posts and signs
