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Autumn hiking
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Hiking
Autumn hiking
Autumn in the Region of Bern offers fantastic hiking opportunities, from relaxing nature trails through to challenging hiking tours. Explore our hiking tips for the golden season.
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Leisurely hikes
Discover easy summer and autumn hikes with a maximum hiking time of 3 hours and fewer than 400 meters of difference in elevation during ascent/descent. Enjoy these leisurely hiking trails!
Hikes by the water
Discover our recommendations for refreshing hikes alongside lakes and rivers and to breathtaking waterfalls. On some of these hikes, it is well worth taking your swimsuits with you, for a refreshing dip along the way.
ViaBerna hiking trail
The ViaBerna is an impressive multi-day hike through the canton of Bern. Experience the diversity of the region in a route of 20 stages, including a tour through the forested slopes of the Jura, idyllic walks over the Swiss Central Plateau, and a spectacular trail leading through the Alps. The 300-kilometre-long trail is marked as route number 38.
