Panorama hike Springenboden–Niesen

The mountain trail is marked with yellow direction signs and leads from "Springenboden" via "Unterer Drune" to the "Hoschüpfe" viewing platform. From here the trail leads via "Geeri" and "Chummli" to "Untere Stalde" and via "Obere Stalde" up to the summit and the Niesen mountain station.

• Despite the motto "If the Niesen summit has a hat, the weather will be fine", it is important to pay attention to the weather situation
• The Panorama Trail leads along fenced-in flocks of sheep, which are guarded by dogs. Please take note of the corresponding sign. Dogs must be kept on a leash during the hike
• A section of the trail also leads through a summer pasture with cattle

• Good mountain boots and weatherproof mountain clothing
• Sun and rain protection
• Pocket first-aid kit
• Rucksack with sufficient drinks and food
• Hiking poles

Those who would like to extend the hike as a two-day excursion can book an overnight stay with breakfast at the Gsässweid inn on Springenboden and end the day of arrival high up in the Diemtigtal in the home of Wenger Kilian. Groups are also very welcome. Info + booking: www.gsaessweid.ch (in German only)

This hike is part of the bookable package "Panoramawanderung Springenboden-Niesen" with car transfer from Oey-Diemtigen to Springenboden and train ride from Niesen Kulm to Mülenen. Outside of this offer, the arrival and departure is inconvenient.

This hike is part of the bookable package "Panoramawanderung Springenboden-Niesen" with car transfer from Oey-Diemtigen to Springenboden and train ride from Niesen Kulm to Mülenen. Outside of this offer, the arrival and departure is inconvenient.

A hiking flyer with an overview map is available from the Diemtigtal Nature Park office.

Diemtigtal Nature Park
Bahnhofstrasse 20
3753 Oey
Phone 033 681 26 06
info@diemtigtal.ch
www.diemtigtal.ch

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