Sledging
Niederhorn-Schlittelweg
Beatenberg, Niederhorn–Beatenberg, Vorsass
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Niederhorn-Schlittelweg
Beatenberg, Niederhorn–Beatenberg, Vorsass
The Niederhorn funicular and cableway transport you quickly and conveniently up to almost 2000 m.a.s.l. Enjoy the following half-hour rapid downhill run from the Niederhorn to Vorsass with unrivalled views of Lake Thun and the snow-capped Bernese peaks.
What a winter experience high above Lake Thun! The Niederhorn Vorsass sledge run promises great sledging paired with wonderful views into the Justistal valley below, the Bernese Oberland lakes and behind them, the majestic Alpine backdrop with the Eiger, Mönch and Jungfrau peaks.
The cableway whisks you from 1200 metres’ altitude up to the Niederhorn, one of the Bernese Oberland’s most popular excursion peaks. This area is ideal for wildlife watching in summer and autumn. The 750 metres altitude different become apparent when the breathtaking views of the Bernese Oberland mountains and Lake Thun reveal themselves. The downhill run from the peak begins at a rapid pace, leading at first over a meadow, then on a more winding path through and alongside forests to the Vorsass middle station.
From here, the Niederhorn cableway will take you either back up to the Niederhorn peak or down to Beatenberg. Snow depths permitting, the Vorsass–Beatenberg winter hiking trail (5km) can also be used for sledging, thus prolonging your snow fun.
The cableway whisks you from 1200 metres’ altitude up to the Niederhorn, one of the Bernese Oberland’s most popular excursion peaks. This area is ideal for wildlife watching in summer and autumn. The 750 metres altitude different become apparent when the breathtaking views of the Bernese Oberland mountains and Lake Thun reveal themselves. The downhill run from the peak begins at a rapid pace, leading at first over a meadow, then on a more winding path through and alongside forests to the Vorsass middle station.
From here, the Niederhorn cableway will take you either back up to the Niederhorn peak or down to Beatenberg. Snow depths permitting, the Vorsass–Beatenberg winter hiking trail (5km) can also be used for sledging, thus prolonging your snow fun.
The Niederhorn funicular and cableway transport you quickly and conveniently up to almost 2000 m.a.s.l. Enjoy the following half-hour rapid downhill run from the Niederhorn to Vorsass with unrivalled views of Lake Thun and the snow-capped Bernese peaks.
What a winter experience high above Lake Thun! The Niederhorn Vorsass sledge run promises great sledging paired with wonderful views into the Justistal valley below, the Bernese Oberland lakes and behind them, the majestic Alpine backdrop with the Eiger, Mönch and Jungfrau peaks.
The cableway whisks you from 1200 metres’ altitude up to the Niederhorn, one of the Bernese Oberland’s most popular excursion peaks. This area is ideal for wildlife watching in summer and autumn. The 750 metres altitude different become apparent when the breathtaking views of the Bernese Oberland mountains and Lake Thun reveal themselves. The downhill run from the peak begins at a rapid pace, leading at first over a meadow, then on a more winding path through and alongside forests to the Vorsass middle station.
From here, the Niederhorn cableway will take you either back up to the Niederhorn peak or down to Beatenberg. Snow depths permitting, the Vorsass–Beatenberg winter hiking trail (5km) can also be used for sledging, thus prolonging your snow fun.
The cableway whisks you from 1200 metres’ altitude up to the Niederhorn, one of the Bernese Oberland’s most popular excursion peaks. This area is ideal for wildlife watching in summer and autumn. The 750 metres altitude different become apparent when the breathtaking views of the Bernese Oberland mountains and Lake Thun reveal themselves. The downhill run from the peak begins at a rapid pace, leading at first over a meadow, then on a more winding path through and alongside forests to the Vorsass middle station.
From here, the Niederhorn cableway will take you either back up to the Niederhorn peak or down to Beatenberg. Snow depths permitting, the Vorsass–Beatenberg winter hiking trail (5km) can also be used for sledging, thus prolonging your snow fun.
Length | Number of stages
3 km
| 1 Stage
Descent
360 m
Grade
medium
Arrival | return travel
Season
Winter season
The winter season normally lasts from 23 December to 11 March.
Hints
Arrival | return travel
Contact
Niederhornbahn AG
Schmockenstrasse 253
3803 Beatenberg
Tel. +41 (0)33 841 08 41
info@niederhorn.ch
www.niederhorn.ch
Schmockenstrasse 253
3803 Beatenberg
Tel. +41 (0)33 841 08 41
info@niederhorn.ch
www.niederhorn.ch