Lynx trail Betelberg

The walk begins at Leiterli mountain station. A relatively good, gently sloping natural path will take you by the well-known Hasler Hochmoor. Along the way you will discover various interesting facts about the lynx and its habitat. Follow the linx or fox tracks. Where could all the animals be hiding? Along the trail you will find life size figures of the linx, as well as its prey, such as roe deer and chamois. Because the lynx is a shy and very cautious animal, you may not actually see any on the Lynx Trail.

The Lynx trail combines playful elements and art. Game stations made from wood capture the children's imagination during the walk. With wood sculptures and a huge picture at the central station of Wallegg chairlift (only during winter service), art really comes into its own. The Lenk airbrush artist Philipp Klopfenstein has turned the station of the winter infrastructure into a work of art. Moving on from the art work, you will come to the fire pit. Take a little break here and practice your long jump. How far can you jump from a standing position? The lynx can jump over five metres!

Before reaching the end of the trail at Restaurant Wallegg, admire the wood sculptures by Brienz Wood Carving School.