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For mountain enthusiasts and seasoned walkers, the Kandersteg & the Wildstrubel Circuit tour offers an immersive 8-day trek through Switzerland’s breathtaking Alpine scenery. Starting and ending in Kandersteg, this circular route takes you along historic trails and over legendary passes like Gemmi, Rawyl, and Hahnenmoos, linking German- and French-speaking regions. Enjoy panoramic views of the Oberland and Valais peaks, cozy hotel stays, and the chance to spot chamois and other wildlife. An optional extra day allows for a memorable hike to the Oeschinensee. The unique selling point is the blend of historic Alpine routes and modern comfort, promising both adventure and relaxation amid Switzerland’s natural wonders.
8 days
Set your sights on Switzerland’s most stunning vistas with the 'Alpine Pass Route'—a 14-day self-guided walking journey that ranks among Europe’s premier alpine adventures. Starting in Engelberg and concluding in Saanen, this trip traverses the heart of the Bernese Oberland, guiding you over legendary mountain passes, through flower-filled valleys, and into charming alpine villages.
The route’s moderate-to-challenging sections are balanced by the availability of lifts and cablecars, enabling you to tailor each day’s hike to your comfort level. Overnight stays in well-connected locations ensure flexibility, even in unpredictable mountain weather, and three built-in free days allow for extra exploration or relaxation. Highlights include views of Switzerland’s iconic peaks and the opportunity to visit attractions like the Jungfraujoch.
What sets this tour apart is its seamless blend of natural beauty, cultural encounters, and logistical convenience—making it accessible to fit, experienced travelers and seniors who crave both challenge and flexibility. For those who dream of classic alpine trekking paired with Swiss hospitality, the Alpine Pass Route is a walk to remember.
14 days
A spectacular walk following a section of the Alpine Pass Route capturing the essence of Switzerland. A stunning hike capturing the essence of Switzerland - emerald alpine lakes, soaring snow capped peaks, flower laden meadows and quaint wooden farm houses. The Bernese Oberland is a region dominated by high peaks, many over 4000m. Following a section of the Alpine Pass Route that crosses the country, the hike traverses from Lenk, known for its stunning variety of wildflowers across high passes to the famous ski resort, Grindelwald. From a variety of vantage points be rewarded with impressive views of vast glaciers, some of the highest peaks in Switzerland including the Eiger (3970m), Jungfrau (4158m) and Finsteraarhorn (4274m) while to the north glimpse the vast lakes surrounding Interlaken (Thunersee and Brienzersee). At night experience traditional Swiss alpine hospitality in the mountain huts designed to comfort weary walkers and feast on simple yet hearty cuisine.
7 days
One of Europe's most spectacular alpine walks showcasing Switzerland's most famous peaks. This two-week walking holiday easily ranks in quality with the popular Tour de Mont Blanc, following the most impressive section of one of Switzerland’s most classic alpine routes.
Crossing through alpine regions such as the incomparable Bernese Oberland, the walk will take you over many passes, some a leisurely stroll, others a tougher proposition, but all offering their own spectacular visual rewards. Lush valleys with thickly wooded hillsides, unspoilt farming villages, deep-blue lakes and flower-decked chalets are among the classic Swiss scenes that you will come across.
Although there are some long days, lifts and cablecars can be used to shorten some of the walks. Overnight locations can all be reached by public transport in case of bad weather and, on three separate occasions, you have ‘free’ days to pursue optional walks or take in other attractions such as the famed Jungfraujoch.
This truly is Switzerland at its very best.
14 days
A quieter classic Alpine walk in Kandersteg and around the Wildstrubel Circuit between the Valais (French speaking) and Bernese Oberland (German) staying in hotels. This is a one-week, 'quieter' hotel trek in Switzerland, which starts and finishes at Kandersteg. Follow a circular route around the Wildstrubel and walk along two stages of the famous Alpine Pass Route. Throughout the hike, the scenery is expansive with views extending across the Oberland, to the 4000m peaks of the Valais, and down the Rhone valley.
You will use trails that have served since Roman times to link the German-speaking Bernese Oberland and the partly French-speaking Valais. Most notoriously there is the Gemmi Pass, which has been a principal route through the Alps for centuries. We will also cross the Rawyl, Lotschen and Hahnenmoos passes to link the attractive villages of Leukerbad, Crans, Lenk and Adelboden before completing our circuit in Kandersteg.
Our final pass, the Bundeschrinde, due to its beauty and position is perhaps the highlight of this walking holiday in Switzerland. The towering crags above the pass are a superb point for watching Chamoix (mountain antelope) prancing around upon the ledges.
You have an extra day in Kandersteg in which you can do a circular walk up to the Oeschinensee: a fantastic post glacial lake. Please talk to our team if you would like to add extra nights in some of the other places.
There are some long days but lifts and cable cars can sometimes be used to shorten some of the walks (not included in the tour price).
Before the rail tunnels were bored through the mountainsides and threaded through the adjacent valleys; the mountains formed a natural barrier. Kandersteg was a hamlet literally at the end of the road. Surprisingly a lot of the trade over the high passes before rail, was done in winter with heavy oxen-pulled sledges. There wasn't much work to be done on the land at that time of year and the sledges could move quite rapidly. On the other hand it was a very risky business and many were caught out on high passes in blizzards.
8 days
High in Switzerland’s Bernese Alps, challenge and reward go hand in hand on the eight-day 'Walking the Bernese Highlights West' trekking tour. Starting in Mürren, one of the Oberland’s most picturesque villages, this self-guided journey is tailored for seasoned hikers seeking dramatic mountain scenery and an active escape. Ascend the Sefinenfurgge and Hohturli passes for jaw-dropping views of the Bluemlisalp massif, glaciers, and turquoise Lake Oeschinensee.
Trek through wildflower-strewn valleys, cross into remote hamlets like Griesalp and Adelboden, and pass through alpine meadows to reach the stylish yet authentic resort town of Gstaad. While the route is demanding, public transport offers a safety net if you wish to skip a segment or if weather turns. Accommodations, meals, and logistical support are all included.
The trip’s unique selling point is its expertly crafted route—more challenging than its eastern counterpart—rewarding intrepid travelers with some of the most spectacular, unspoiled vistas in Europe and a true sense of alpine adventure.
8 days
Imagine gliding through snow-draped valleys in a Swiss village straight out of a postcard—"Cross-country Skiing in Kandersteg" offers this and more for experienced travelers seeking an authentic winter escape. Over 8 days, you’ll base yourself in the charming, unspoiled village of Kandersteg in the Bernese Oberland, surrounded by pine forests and mountain vistas.
This self-guided trip offers flexible skiing options for all skill levels, with beautifully marked trails winding through scenic plateaux and up to sunlit slopes at Oeschinensee and Sunnbuel. Whether you prefer to ski at your own pace or arrange lessons at a local school, the itinerary allows you to tailor your perfect holiday. Enjoy unlimited free rides on the local bus network, extending your exploration beyond the village.
Home comforts await at your hotel, while January visitors can step back in time during Belle Epoque week, complete with vintage costumes and festive traditions. The unique draw of this tour package is its blend of freedom, flexibility, and genuine Swiss ambiance—ideal for those who appreciate both adventure and cozy relaxation.
8 days
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