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Vista-Trail Ramslauenen

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Two valleys, one route. If a trail deserves the title "Vista", then this route high above Kiental, Frutigen and Reichenbach certainly does.

  • Difficulty
  • Duration 1:35 h
  • Distance 6,9 km
  • 466 hm
  • 466 hm
Tags
  • Refreshment stops available
  • Round trip
  • Scenic
  • Dog-friendly

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Update: 13.06.2024

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First chairlift, then mountain view: This Kiental Valley trail starts at the Ramslauenen summit station, which means you have a few metres of altitude under your belt and the horizon opens wide from the very start. This same is true for the following stages of this magnificent trail, which include Chüeweid, Furggi-Alp and Höri. Up here, you will enjoy views across the wildly romantic Kiental Valley as well as over the broad Kander Valley.

  • Public transport

    Arrival by bus in Kiental

    This mountain village can be reached every two hours via Reichenbach (61 minutes from Berne). In summer, buses continue up the steep route to Griesalp.

  • Parking in Kiental

    Find the best places to park in the local area. There's nothing in your way now, so engine off and trail shoes on!

  • Soon it will be cool and shady. From the summit station of the Ramslauenen chairlift, you first walk through the Horewald forest to Chüeweid. The terrain then opens up at this meeting point between Kiental Valley and Kandertal Valley. Runners now turn south first to Furggi-Alp, where the trail then goes left up towards Höri. Then, after another left turn, the final climb begins. Now the descent back to Ramslauenen follows at a brisk pace.

  • The more extreme the conditions, the more important your equipment. Longer mountain tours, for example, require weatherproof clothing and a small running backpack with food.

  • Must have:

    Emergency blanket

    Mobile phone

    Snacks and water

    Wind- and rain-proof jacket

    Nice to have:

    Trail running shoes

    Trail running backpack

    Headlamp

    Sticks

    For further information, see swisstrailguide.com

    Forgotten something? No problem. Our sports stores will be happy to help out with suitable equipment.

  • Get physically and mentally prepared. On our website, we explain how to find your flow when trail-running. Trail-Running Flow

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Maximum altitude 1836 M
Minimum altitude 1404 M