Winter walking in Diemtigtal

A slower pace is the order of the day at Diemtigtal Nature Park. From a half-hour stroll at the very bottom of the valley to a three-hour hike on the sunny terrace high above the valley floor, there is something for everyone.

Around the Grimmialp

Easy circular hike from the Senggiweid car park

Along the valley floor from Anger to Grimmialp

Easy winter hike from the Anger cattle showground to the Grimmialp

Nüegg–Riedli winter hiking trail

Winter hike for those who prefer to walk downhill: Ride on the Wiriehorn chair lift to the mountain station and hike through snow-covered forests back down to the valley.

The winter hiking trails high up on Springenboden are where you'll find the most beautiful views in the Diemtigtal Nature Park. With the three variants of the winter hiking trail, you can choose your hike to suit your preferences: The shortcut options via Ahorni or Neuenstift are ideal for shorter walks with little difference in altitude. The trail via Alp Ottenschwand is pretty challenging, but the ascent to 1500 metres above sea level is rewarded with an impressive view of the rear Diemtigtal valley and the Simmental valley. After walking for three hours, enjoy a cosy end to a beautiful winter's day in one of Springenboden's two restaurants.

The winter walking trail