Experience one of Europe's premier walking regions and explore the breathtaking Bernese Oberland. Dominated by iconic peaks like the Eiger (3970m), Mönch (4107m), and Jungfrau (4158m), the Bernese Alps offer dramatic landscapes that captivate all who visit. Whether you're standing in the shadow of towering cliffs, strolling through lush alpine meadows, or crossing panoramic mountain passes, the grandeur and beauty of this Swiss wilderness will leave a lasting impression.

The Bernese Oberland offers a range of walking and trekking options suited to various fitness levels. From multi-day treks like the classic Lauterbrunnen to Kandersteg trail to shorter, leisurely walks, there's a path for everyone to enjoy the region's natural splendor.

Walkers' Britain & Europe provides a variety of hiking trips through the Bernese Oberland, including guided tours and self-guided hut-to-hut itineraries. Whether you’re seeking a challenging alpine trek or a leisurely exploration of the valleys and villages, the Bernese Oberland promises an unforgettable walking experience.

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Why travel with us

Making the Bernese Oberland affordable

Trips only include what you need like accommodation, meals, luggage transfers, maps and route directions on self guided trips and an experienced local guide for group trips, as well as the peace of mind that comes with complete backup and support.

Explore the Bernese Oberland at your own pace

On self guided trips you can expect to receive up-to-date and well researched route notes and maps, seamless luggage transfers and competitive pricing on all essential services. Many self guided trips also have daily departure dates, allowing you to enjoy the convenience and flexibility a self guided trip offers.

Designing Bernese Oberland walks for everyone

Self guided or small group; on a relaxed ramble or with friends to circumnavigate the mountains; our walking options cater to more fitness levels than anyone else in the Bernese Oberland.

Accommodation

Refuges of Gite hostels

These convivial places add to the atmosphere of your journey through the mountains. Dorms may sleep up to 40 people and the beds are often bunk beds. Linen and blankets are provided and bathrooms are shared. Private rooms maybe available (note that private gite rooms still use shared bathrooms).

Charming local hotels

On some walks we use a range of 2-3 star hotels, often family run. These charming hotels provide access to local living thanks to your hosts. The hospitality is generous and their local knowledge is invaluable. Where possible, we choose hotel locations that add to your experience.

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