Planning a hike in the Lauterbrunnen valley

Hello, we are planning a hike in the Lauterbrunnen valley. We will start from Lauterbrunnen, walk to Trummlbachfall, then continue to Steichelberg. I understood that we can take a cable car to Schilthornn from the Steichelberg. We will have the Regional Pass Bernese Oberland. I have the following questions:

1) Is it feasible to do in one day (including hiking back to Lauterbrunnen where we will leave our car)?

2) In case is not: can we save some time by taking train from Steichelberg back to Lauterbrunnen? I understand there is one.

3) Does the Regional Pass covers the cable car to Schilthorn?

Thank you, Alexander

Hi Iskander, welcome to MySwissAlps!

1) 2) There is no train in Stechelberg. You can take the cable car from the Schilthorn back to Mürren, then walk to Grütschalp or take the train, then take the cable car down to Lauterbrunnen. All of this easily fits in a day. The details are here:

• myswissalps.com/ schilthorn/ gettingthere
• myswissalps.com/ hiking/lauterbrunnen-stechelberg

3) It's free until Mürren, the rest of it is 50% off. Please see the map: myswissalps.com/ regionalpassberneseobe rland/ validity.

Enjoy the day!

Thank you very much, Arno. Exactly what I needed.

Best, Alexander

Hi Iskander -

Arno's suggestion to walk or take the train (more like a trolley car or two hooked together) from Mürren is a good one. That is what I would do.

www.myswissalps.com/hi king/gruetschalp-muerren

However, you should be aware that there is a bus that runs frequently along the valley floor between Lautrebrunnen and Stechelberg.

In this map I have turned on the icons for transport stops, using "Traffic" in the menus under "Points of Interest."

map.search.ch/M%C3%BCr ren?pos=636124,157656&z=64 &poi=bergbahn,halteste lle,zug

If the weather is nice, another really scenic walk is :

www.myswissalps.com/hi king/maennlichen-kleinescheidegg

Slowpoke

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