The Gantrisch Nature Park is located between Bern, Thun and Fribourg. Visitors can observe rare animals, test their endurance on a bike or simply unwind and relax.
The Gantrisch Nature Park offers a scenic backdrop: idyllic villages, green forest areas and canyons are nestled in the valley which is surrounded by the Gantrisch Range. The Nature Park is a true paradise for nature and sports enthusiasts and all those who simply want to enjoy their days off.
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Excursion No. 1 for hikers and mountain bikers
The Gantrisch Panoramic Trail is one of the favourites among hikers. During the 4 ½-hour hike, the Panoramic Trail spoils hikers with spectacular views onto the Stockhorn Range, the Napf as well as the Schwarzsee. The Nature Park also offers a wide range of routes for mountain bikers: from flat to steep, from side roads for beginners to action-packed single trails, along rivers or through various forest areas. The rope park in Längeney-Wald guarantees action in lofty heights.
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Discover flora and fauna
You can observe beavers, snow hares, chamoises, weasels as well as rare species, such as the lesser horseshoe bat, the cochlicopa nitens, the violet copper or the cranberry fritillary.
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Spoiled for choice, even in winter
With 45 km of perfectly groomed cross-country skiing trails and more than 41 km of slopes, cross-country skiers, skiers and snowboarders are spoiled for choice in winter. Other highlights include winter hikes, ice climbing tours and night sledding.
Aged just 13, Adrian Mäder is a devoted goatherd. In the summer holidays each year, he and his parents make delicious goat’s cheese on Alp Bire in Gantrisch Nature Park. Those embarking on the family-friendly Alp Birehubel circular hike can stop off at the farm and try the cheese for themselves at the family’s snack bar.