From Leiterli to Wasserngrat
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With the Betelberg gondola, hikers conveniently reach the starting point of the hike, Leiterli, located at just under 2,000 m above sea level. The path leads more or less flat past numerous pink blooming alpine roses in the direction of Gryden. The route crosses the Gryden to the Trüttlisberg Pass. This bizarre crater landscape is an impressive natural spectacle. The view here to the 3,000-meter peaks of the Simmental and Saanenland with Wildstrubel and Wildhorn is particularly beautiful. A lovely high-altitude path crosses the grassy slope of the Lauenenhorn. From the Turnelsattel, it goes over stones and rocks, along the partly exposed ridge towards the Wasserngrat mountain station.
With the chairlift, it is a relaxing ride down to the valley. The PostBus takes hikers to Gstaad, and the train from Gstaad returns to Lenk.
Take note of the operating times of the Betelberg gondola and the Wasserngrat chairlift. Timetables for PostBus and train: SBB
Approach
Through the Simmental to Lenk
Public Transport
By train to Lenk, with the Betelberg gondola to Leiterli.
Return with the Wasserngrat chairlift to the valley, then by bus and train via Gstaad - Zweisimmen back to Lenk. SBB
Parking
Free parking at the Betelberg valley station
Directions
Leiterli - Gryden - Trüttlisberg Pass - Türli - Turnelspass - Wasserngrat
Safety Instructions
The path over the Wasserngrat is partly exposed.
Equipment
Good footwear and adequate equipment are prerequisites for a successful route.
Tips
If the Wasserngrat chairlift is not open, the route becomes significantly longer and leads down a steep hiking trail into the valley.
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