Winter walking in the Haslital

Hiking along the Gschwandtenmad loop trail in the Haslital, surrounded by a stunning mountain backdrop.
Two people are walking side by side along a snow-covered sledding run. The low-hanging sun casts a warm backlight and long shadows on the snow. In the background, dense fir trees and the Wetterhorn are visible.
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C'est magic

Winter walking with the Magic Pass

The winter walking trail from Käserstatt to Mägisalp, which is around 2.3 kilometres long, leads through snow-covered forests and offers beautiful views. This easy route is ideal for families and is easily accessible with the Magic Pass.

Family activity in the Haslital valley

Family walking route

The winter walk from the Brünig Pass towards Hasliberg takes you through snow-covered forests and idyllic moorland. This easy route is suitable for families, but is not suitable for pushchairs due to the alpine terrain.

Winter Hiking on the Hasliberg: A family out and about against the backdrop of the impressive mountain scenery.
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Winter Hike on Hasliberg: Two hikers are sitting on a small bench, taking a break.
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Hasliberg

Winter walking on the Hasliberg

Across some 25 kilometres of groomed winter walking trails, you’ll find a variety of routes for walks and hikes. The trails are marked with pink signposts.

Rosenlaui

Winter walking in Rosenlaui

Enjoy a winter walk from Gschwandtenmaad to Schwarzwaldalp through a snow-covered natural landscape. The well-maintained route is perfect for a relaxing winter experience. Please note that the winter bus only runs if you book in advance.

Hiking against a stunning mountain backdrop on the Gschwandtenmad loop trail in the Haslital.
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