Erlenbach im Simmental
Erlenbach im Simmental
Mountain peaks around Erlenbach im Simmental are situated in the picturesque Simmental valley at the foothills of the Alps. This region offers access to several impressive mountain peaks, providing diverse features and recreational opportunities. The area is known for its mountainous terrain, with 20 peaks available for exploration. Visitors can experience a range of elevations and natural landscapes.
Last updated: May 11, 2026
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It's always nice to cross passes that offer new vistas and allow you to step from one world into another. The Leitere Pass is one of those. Coming from Stockhort, you've got the last few meters of the tour to Gurnigel ahead of you, and you can perhaps look forward to a glass of milk or a cheese at Nünenealp. Or you're on your way toward Stockhorn and see the varied trail via Hohmad, Chatz & Mus, and Walalp for the first time. Yes, it is a beautiful place.
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Great ascent aid for snowshoe hikes🥰
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🚡 Chrindi middle station - the gateway to adventure on the Stockhorn 🏔️✨ The Chrindi middle station is the perfect starting point for unforgettable experiences around the Stockhorn: 🌊 Hinterstockensee: Can be reached in just a few minutes - ideal for swimming, fishing or simply relaxing by the water. 🥾 Hiking paradise: Start varied hikes here with breathtaking views of the Simmental and the Bernese Alps. 🚠 Onward journey: Take the Stockhorn cable car to the summit station for a 360° panorama.
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A very worthwhile summit with a great view that you have to work hard to reach... there is also a climbing route that leads up here... but because of the amazing view you are rarely alone
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From here, numerous worthwhile paths lead off... the further climb up to the Gantrisch summit is very worthwhile
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At the Morgeten Pass there are numerous places to sit next to the kiosk... there you can stock up on local specialties produced by the nearby Alp... the cheese is worth it
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starting point for beautiful snowshoe tours
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Beautiful panorama
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For truly breathtaking panoramic views, the Stockhorn Summit & Panoramic Viewpoint is highly recommended. From its platform, you can see the Eiger, Mönch, and Jungfrau, the Aare river valley, Lake Thun, and even the Black Forest on clear days. Another excellent option is Gantrisch Summit, which offers a rewarding vista of the Alps, Mittelland, and Jura.
Yes, Stockhorn is an excellent choice for families. It's easily accessible by cable car, and at the summit, there's a panoramic viewing platform with a glass cutout and a wheelchair-accessible tunnel. Below the summit, you'll find picturesque lakes like Oberstockensee and Hinterstockensee, with an accessible path around the latter. The Chrindi Middle Station (Stockhornbahn) also offers facilities and is a good starting point for various activities.
The region offers a variety of hiking trails. Stockhorn is a mecca for hikers, with numerous well-signposted trails of varying difficulty, including an Alpine Flower Trail. For a panoramic hike, consider routes passing through Leitere Pass, which offers stunning alpine views. Wiriehorn also features a Geological Trail and other attractive hiking routes.
Stockhorn is easily accessible by a cable car that takes about 20 minutes from the village of Erlenbach im Simmental. For Gantrisch Summit, there are two large car parks at 1600m altitude, making the ascent manageable. Public transport options are available to reach the base stations of cable cars or trailheads, though specific details should be checked locally.
Yes, at the Stockhorn summit, there's a panoramic restaurant offering meals with regional ingredients and a sun terrace. Moonlight dinners and breakfast buffets are also available. The Chrindi Middle Station (Stockhornbahn) also has a restaurant. Additionally, the Morgetepass kiosk provides a small shelter where you can buy alpine cheese and drinks.
Beyond hiking, the region offers diverse outdoor activities. At Stockhorn, you can enjoy fishing and ice fishing in the mountain lakes, climbing (with 120 routes), paragliding, and bungee jumping. In winter, there's snowshoeing and ice skating. Wiriehorn is an adventure mountain known for mountain biking on downhill trails, scooter descents, and in winter, snowboarding, downhill skiing, cross-country skiing, and sledging. For more ideas, explore the Gravel biking around Erlenbach im Simmental or MTB Trails around Erlenbach im Simmental guides.
Yes, for experienced mountaineers seeking demanding ascents, Mäggiserehore is noted for its hard mountaineering routes. Additionally, the ascent to Gantrisch Summit, while manageable for average fitness, requires sure footing and a good head for heights, and also features a climbing route.
The best time depends on your preferred activities. Summer is ideal for hiking, cycling, and enjoying the panoramic views and mountain lakes. Stockhorn is a 'mecca for hikers' in summer. Winter transforms the region into a snowy paradise, with Stockhorn offering groomed hiking trails, snowshoeing, and ice skating, while Wiriehorn becomes a full winter sports resort for skiing, snowboarding, and sledging.
You can expect to see stunning alpine landscapes, including majestic peaks like Stockhorn and Gantrisch. The region is also home to picturesque mountain lakes such as Oberstockensee and Hinterstockensee near Stockhorn. From various viewpoints, you'll witness vast panoramas encompassing other famous peaks, river valleys, and distant mountain ranges like the Jura and even the Black Forest.
While specific dog-friendly trails are not explicitly detailed, many hiking paths in the Swiss Alps are generally accessible for dogs, provided they are kept on a leash and owners clean up after them. The numerous hiking trails around Stockhorn and Wiriehorn offer varied terrain for walks with your canine companion. Always check local regulations and trail conditions before heading out.
Visitors consistently praise the magnificent and beautiful panoramas from summits like Stockhorn Summit & Panoramic Viewpoint and Gantrisch Summit. The accessibility of Stockhorn via cable car, combined with its diverse activities and dining options, is also highly appreciated. Hikers enjoy the variety of trails and the incomparably beautiful alpine panorama, especially from spots like Leitere Pass.
Yes, there are several running trails in the vicinity. For example, you can find routes like the 'Hinterstockensee – Oberstockensee loop from Erlenbach' or the 'View of Seeli loop from Erlenbach'. These offer scenic options for runners. You can find more details and routes in the Running Trails around Erlenbach im Simmental guide.


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