Cycling in Switzerland

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Hiking in the surroundings

Trans Swiss Trail
Trans Swiss Trail
Stage 15, Schangnau–Sörenberg
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Grenzpfad Napfbergland
Grenzpfad Napfbergland
Stage 5, Marbach–Brienzer Rothorn
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Cycling in the surroundings

Alpine Panorama Route
Alpine Panorama Route
Stage 9, Variante Sörenberg–Escholzmatt–Schangnau
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Alpine Panorama Route
Alpine Panorama Route
Stage 4, Flüelen–Sörenberg
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Alpine Panorama Route
Alpine Panorama Route
Stage 5, Sörenberg–Thun
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Biking in the surroundings

Panorama Bike
Flühli
Mire landscapes Salwiden

Mire landscapes Salwiden

Bogs, fens and mire landscapes belong to the most rare and endangered and at the same time ecologically most valuable areas in Switzerland. In no other Region of Switzerland remained as many and as large mires as in the Entlebuch.
Because of their enormous decrease (90% have disappeared since 1900), they hold a big amount of endangered plant- and animal species. One quarter of all red list animal species in Switzerland depend on mire habitats.The different types of mire habitats often form very diverse landscapes. Together with other habitats such as forests, pastures, meadows etc.

The most intact bogs, fens and mire landscapes are listed in national inventories and strictly protected.
Bogs, fens and mire landscapes belong to the most rare and endangered and at the same time ecologically most valuable areas in Switzerland. In no other Region of Switzerland remained as many and as large mires as in the Entlebuch.
Because of their enormous decrease (90% have disappeared since 1900), they hold a big amount of endangered plant- and animal species. One quarter of all red list animal species in Switzerland depend on mire habitats.The different types of mire habitats often form very diverse landscapes. Together with other habitats such as forests, pastures, meadows etc.

The most intact bogs, fens and mire landscapes are listed in national inventories and strictly protected.

Mire landscapes Salwiden

Adresse

UNESCO Biosphäre Entlebuch
Chlosterbüel 28
6170 Schüpfheim
Tel. +41 (0)41 485 88 50
tourismus@biosphaere.ch
www.biosphaere.ch

Services

Places

Sörenberg
Sörenberg
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Accommodation

Birkenhof
Birkenhof
Sörenberg
Hotel Rischli
Hotel Rischli
Sörenberg
Hotel Sörenberg
Hotel Sörenberg
Sörenberg
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Hiking in the surroundings

Trans Swiss Trail
Trans Swiss Trail
Stage 15, Schangnau–Sörenberg
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Grenzpfad Napfbergland
Grenzpfad Napfbergland
Stage 5, Marbach–Brienzer Rothorn
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Cycling in the surroundings

Alpine Panorama Route
Alpine Panorama Route
Stage 9, Variante Sörenberg–Escholzmatt–Schangnau
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Alpine Panorama Route
Alpine Panorama Route
Stage 4, Flüelen–Sörenberg
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Alpine Panorama Route
Alpine Panorama Route
Stage 5, Sörenberg–Thun
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Biking in the surroundings

Panorama Bike