Exciting downhill scooter rides

Go scooter riding on this unique 45 kilometre of scooter bike runs along seven exciting routes. Loads of fun and action are guaranteed on the different routes between Silleren, Hahnenmoos and Adelboden-Dorf.

On your scooter – get set – go! This unusual Alpine descent on two wheels takes you for over 9 kilometres from the Leiterli mountain station to the Betelberg valley station. Race past Alpine huts and lush meadows on your scooter-bike and enjoy the view of the sparkling Iffig Falls.

This scooter ride down into the valley is suitable for people of all ages. Two fast-paced routes run from Nüegg in the Diemtigtal and back to the chair lift valley station.

Whiz downhill on a scooter-bike. An adventure for all the family! The mountain roads from Vorsass to Beatenberg are perfect for fun and thrills on a scooter-bike.

An amazing scooter ride for young and old. This route takes you from Käserstatt to Lischen along the Alpine road or on a scooter-bike from the Mägisalp to Bidmi.

No pedalling - just steer and brake! Pick up a trottibike scooter at Bort station and speed down the mountain. The 4.5 kilometre trip from Bort leads over asphalt roads, past mountain pastures and onwards to Grindelwald.

Have a uniquely fun-filled experience on a monster scooter ride from Sulwald back to Isenfluh. Thrills galore are in store for you on this 20-minute downhill run against a breathtaking backdrop.

Up on the Wispile, Gstaad’s local mountain, there is a high-speed kick-scooter run at the middle station to take you back down to the valley and to Gstaad.

Whether you prefer to go at a leisurely pace or at hair-raising speed – the 70-minute scooter trail from Ahornalp will take you through forests and meadows and down hill and dale, all the way to Huttwil. Don't forget: Reservation and advance booking required.

The funicular railway takes you from Saint-Imier to Mont-Soleil where you’ll be spoilt for choice. Indeed, there are three different runs available for the scooter ride back to Saint-Imier, each with its own degree of difficulty.