Kander Falls
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Through the forest by the foaming water through the impressive Chluse (the name of the gorge) to the waterfalls of the Kander along the Gasterntal valley.
At the valley station of the Kandersteg-Sunnbüel aerial cableway, branch off to the left and follow the hiking trail (steep path with steps) through the Chluse into the Gasterntal.
Take the return path on the Gasterntal road, which has led into the Gasterntal since 1912, under your feet. Part of this connection was blasted as a spectacular mountain pass road into the Chluse. Masoned parapets, dry stone walls, curbstones, arched bridges, tunnels and a half gallery are an engineering masterpiece.
Interesting, short walk even in dull weather.
Approach
By car via Frutigen or the car train from Goppenstein to Kandersteg.
Public Transport
Travel to Kandersteg train station
South of the Lötschberg, north of the Kandertal: For this station between Brig (38 min) and Bern (61 min), there is an hourly service – an ideal base for many excursions.
The AFA bus runs every hour in 10 minutes from Kandersteg station to the valley station of the cable car, the start of the hike.
Parking
The destination is set, and so is the parking spot – on this map, drivers can quickly and easily find the suitable parking option in the Oberland community. So: engine off, hiking boots on!
Directions
Valley station Sunnbüel - Kander Falls - Valley station Sunnbüel
Safety Instructions
Tourism Adelboden-Lenk-Kandersteg assumes no liability for the use of local routes.
Equipment
No heavy shoes are needed here: This easy hike is well marked and secured in yellow or red-white.
Tips
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