Sledging in Bernese Oberland

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    18 June 2011 at 3:14:02 #804435

    We are going to Switzerland for 3 weeks during Jan/Feb 2012. Can you please provide me with places where we can go sledging. We would love to do several sledge runs. We are staying in Interlaken, but going to get a swisspass allowing us to travel anywhere any time.:-)

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    21 June 2011 at 6:53:56 #833326

    Hi Tinkie, and welcome to this forum! Dog sled rides can be made up at the Jungfraujoch near Interlaken, although they’re quite short. You’ll also find husky rides at Glacier3000 near Gstaad. That does take quite a long (but beautiful) train ride your Swiss Pass will indeed allow you to make such trips.

    The website of MySwitzerland should offer information on dog sled rides too, if you check the box ‘Horse sleigh rides and dog sledding’ on the right. Unfortunately, this page seems to have some technical problem at the moment, but it may show results once this is fixed.

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    21 June 2011 at 14:48:39 #833327

    There’s lot of sledge runs in Switzerland. Some of the longest runs are over 20km and you stop at restaurants on-route for a drink. There’s quite a good one at Zweisemmen near Gstaad and Leukerbad is quite popular, I guess at Leukerbad you can go and use the thermal baths to ease the knocks and bruises from the sledge ride.

    From Interlaken you’ll find there’s some runs at Grindelwald which would probably be ideal. But, most ski stations here have some runs as part of the non-ski things to do.

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    28 June 2011 at 16:22:47 #833328

    Thank you so much for your replies. The one in Leukerbad sounds just wonderful, thanx SwissMountainLeader……

    Happy Traveling

    Tinkie

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