Hiking in the Snow
Winter Hiking in the High Mountains
A vast, tranquil winter landscape unfolds on the Gemmi. Groomed trails lead across open snowfields and along striking rock faces. The white panorama, the crisp mountain air, and the steady crunch of your boots—and suddenly you find yourself breathing a sigh of relief.
Winter Hiking on the Gemmi
The plateau offers ideal conditions for winter hikes of varying lengths. The trails are well-marked, the snowy landscape is vast and open, and the view opens up to the surrounding peaks.
Winter hiking on the Gemmi is also a treat. The panoramic restaurant and sun terrace invite you to linger during or after your hike, with unobstructed views of the 18 four-thousand-meter peaks.
The plateau is quickly and easily accessible via the Gemmi Railway from Leukerbad.
Gemmipass – Sunnbüel
Gemmipass – Sunnbüel
This classic winter hike runs from the Gemmi to Sunnbüel, above Kandersteg. The route winds through snow-covered expanses and the impressive high-mountain landscape. It can be hiked in either direction. Those starting from Sunnbüel will reach the Gemmi in time for a lunch break at the Panorama Restaurant. The return trip is easy, via the Gemmi Railway and public transportation.
Daubensee Walking Tour
Daubensee Walking Tour
This leisurely winter hike around Lake Dauben is perfect for beginners and those looking to take their time. The trail leads across open snowfields. The Dauben Lake Cable Car offers an optional shortcut to the Gemmi Pass. The cable cars, the panoramic restaurant, and other amenities make this loop particularly accessible.
Lämmerenboden
Lämmerenboden
The hike takes you deeper into the wintry mountain landscape, where the high mountains become even more prominent. The route leads from the Gemmi over the Jägerboden to the Lämmerenboden at the foot of the imposing Wildstrubel Glacier and the Wildstrubel massif.
