Kiental Trail
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The Kiental Trail leads from Kiental via the chairlift valley station up to the Lengschwendi area. Along the Sonnenhang, you cross snow-covered meadows and climb up to Gürmschi. From there, descend into the forest to Zällergrabe/Fulbrunni. Here you have the option of following the valley hiking trail back to Kiental Dorf (Kiental Trail blue, easy trail, 7.4 km).If you still feel like it, follow the alpine path up to the Tschingelsee (Kiental Trail red, moderately difficult trail, 11.4 km). The shady, icy and snow-covered Tschingel area is even more impressive in winter than in summer. But don't forget warm clothes! After circling the lake, the snowshoe trail follows the same route back to Zällersgrabe/Fulbrunni. From here, follow the valley hiking trail (blue trail) via Losplatte back to Kiental Dorf. The elevation profile of the medium-difficulty Kiental Trail (red) is shown below.
Approach
Mit dem Auto via Reichenbach nach Kiental bis Talstation Ramslauenen.
Public Transport
Mit dem Zug bis Reichenbach. Anschliessend mit dem Postauto bis Kiental, Ramslauenen.
Parking
Talstation Ramslauenen
Directions
Kiental - Gürmschi - Tschingel - Losplatte - Kiental
Safety Instructions
This route is signposted as a snowshoe route but is not specially prepared.
Equipment
From telescopic poles to avalanche shovels - it's better to be well prepared for the trail. Professional snowshoe equipment can also be hired from various sports shops in the destination.
Tips
2 or 8 kilometres, across the plateau or the valley floor: The choice of winter hiking trails is huge in Adelboden-Lenk-Kandersteg. Even experienced outdoor enthusiasts will still find plenty of new terrain to explore.
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