Kiental Trail
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The Kiental Trail leads from Kiental via the valley station of the chairlift up to the Lengschwendi area. Along the sunny slope, one crosses snowy meadows and climbs up to Gürmschi. From there it goes down into the forest to Zällergrabe/Fulbrunni. Here you have the possibility to return to Kiental village along the valley hiking trail (Kiental Trail blue, easy trail, 7.4 km).
Those who still want to can climb following the alpine path up to Tschingelsee (Kiental Trail red, moderate trail, 11.4 km). The shaded icy and snowy Tschingel area is even more impressive in winter than in summer. But don't forget warm clothes! After the lake circuit, the snowshoe route follows the same way back to Zällersgrabe/Fulbrunni. From here follow the valley hiking trail (blue trail) via Losplatte back to Kiental village. Below is shown the elevation profile of the moderate Kiental Trail (red).
Approach
By car via Reichenbach to Kiental to the valley station Ramslauenen.
Public Transport
By train to Reichenbach. Then by postal bus to Kiental, Ramslauenen.
Parking
Valley station Ramslauenen
Directions
Kiental - Gürmschi - Tschingel - Losplatte - Kiental
Safety Instructions
This route is signposted as a snowshoe route but not specially prepared.
Equipment
From the telescopic pole to the avalanche shovel – being well prepared makes heading towards the trail easier. Professional snowshoe equipment can also be rented in various sports shops in the destination.
Tips
2 or 8 kilometers, over the plateau or the valley floor: The selection of winter hiking trails is large in Adelboden-Lenk-Kandersteg. Even experienced outdoor enthusiasts will still find enough new terrain to explore.
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