Highlights.

• world’s best ice-climbing infrastructure (Kandersteg)
• children ski free in the Jungfrau Region
  
• children up to the age of 9 travel free year-round in the Gstaad Mountain Rides Ski Region
• “DAS ZELT” in Lenk under the slogan of “Snow & Show”
• FIS Ski World Cup in Adelboden and Wengen

Winter is a time for action – resting is for later!

At the start of the winter season, the Bernese Alps just seem to be waiting to be climbed up and slid down in every way imaginable, from the mountains of the Jungfrau Region to the Blüemlisalp and the Finsteraarhorn. But should you be looking for something other than sport, the region also has plenty to offer – from a trip to the longest glacier in Europe to the traditional customs aimed at scaring off the spirits.
Let us whisk you off into a winter wonderland!

Winter dreams in the Bernese Oberland.

Totally in – snowshoeing through mysterious forests and across the gleaming landscape of the Bernese Oberland. Speeding down special carving pistes or wowing the spectators while telemarking or freeriding.
Totally different – in Interlaken, the locals wear scary masks when celebrating the “Harderpotschete”, while at the “Übersitz” in Meiringen, brave “Trychler” use giant cowbells to scare away the demons and at the “Pelzmartiga” in Kandersteg, evil spirits are chased out of the valley. All this to ensure that our winter guests are able to enjoy the peace and quiet of the Bernese Oberland holiday region, here where Switzerland lives up to its name.