The Bernese Alps – Switzerland
Over 100 routes are described in this guidebook to walking the Bernese Alps in Switzerland, home to the famous Eiger, Monch and Jungfrau. Routes for all abilities lead to lesser-known mountains, romantic valleys, lakes, flower-filled meadows and mountain huts. Describes the area from the Haslital in the east to the Col du Pillon in the west.
The Bernese Alps – Switzerland
A walker’s guide
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Cover
Paperback - PVC
Edition
Third
ISBN_13
9781852844516
Availability
Reprinted
Price
£14.00
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Seasons
May to end September is the best weather (but watch out for summer thunderstorms); huts manned in summer months
Centres
Grindelwald, Wengen, Lauterbrunnen, Mürren, Adelboden and Kandersteg
Difficulty
Range from walks suitable for families to strenuous routes with scrambling. All walks graded in the guide. Good waymarking.
Must See
Views of the Bernese Alps; walks to the Schreckhorn and Rottal huts; Schynige Platte to First; Trümmelbach Falls
‘This book is concerned, as it states in its introduction, ‘not
with climbing mountains, not with reaching summits, but with wandering
in their shadow, spending days of delight exploring valleys, ambling
over hillsides clattering with cowbells and crossing remote passes in
order to gain fresh valley systems.’ … Illustrated with a selection of
colour and black and white photos, it is packed with information and is
to be recommended to both those unfamiliar with this paradise for
alpine walkers and also to those who already have some knowledge of the
area.’
‘Walkers who might otherwise feel uneasy amongst the giant peaks of the Bernese Oberland are quite safe in the expert hands of Kev Reynolds, and will, I’m sure, enjoy many magical days on the carefully graded routes in this superb, though popular, region.’
(Dick Wilkins, Austrian Alpine Club Newsletter)
‘Walkers who might otherwise feel uneasy amongst the giant peaks of the Bernese Oberland are quite safe in the expert hands of Kev Reynolds, and will, I’m sure, enjoy many magical days on the carefully graded routes in this superb, though popular, region.’






