Bernese Oberland

Diemtigtal route

From Oey-Diemtigen, the Diemtigtal route takes you through Diemtigtal Nature Park. Passing unspoilt nature and pristine mountain villages, you can travel comfortably and safely by Postbus to Grimmialp.

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A boy drives down from the Wiriehorn on the toboggan run on his wooden sledge.

There’s plenty for you to discover on the Diemtigtal route.

The Diemtigtal Nature Park offers a range of summer and winter activities. To get there, hop on to the Postbus on route 250 in Oey-Diemtigen and enjoy a pleasant ride to Grimmialp.

Supersaver tickets: benefit from supersaver tickets on this route. You can find all supersaver ticket connections under “Timetable and ticket purchases”.

Highlights

Summer

Lake Seeberg

The Spillgerten region with Lake Seeberg is a protected area due to its biodiversity. Start your hike to Lake SeebergTarget not accessible at the Zwischenflüh, Anger bus stop. After about three hours you will reach the crystal clear natural lake. Stop at the Seeberg mountain restaurant for a bite to eat before the descent to Schwenden im Diemtigtal. From Schwenden i. D., Fildrichbrücke, the Postbus will take you back to Oey-Diemtigen.

Wiriehorn

As well as numerous hiking trailsTarget not accessible, the Wiriehorn has a bike park with trails of all levels of difficulty and a scooter descentTarget not accessible.

“Grimmimutz” discovery trail

The “Grimmimutz”Target not accessible discovery trail is a perfect family outing with plenty of places to play and learn along the way.

“Gwunderwasser” water play area

Close to the Schwenden i.D. Tiermatti bus stop is the “Gwunderwasser” water play areaTarget not accessible, where you’re sure to have plenty of fun.

Diemtigtal valley hiking trail

The Diemtigtal valley hiking trailTarget not accessible from Schwenden to Oey follows the Fildrich and Chirel valley waters, and passes through forests and meadows. The mountain rivers are crossed by eleven bridges. Your starting point is the Schwenden im Diemtigtal stop. You can plan your four-hour hike as you wish, taking into account the numerous PostBus stops.

Grimmiwasser – a place of natural power

The mountain hike to Grimmiwasser, a place of natural power,Target not accessible is also impressive, with its moorlands, rare Alpine flowers and red iron-rich sources that are said to provide energy.

Winter

The Diemtigtal Nature Park also offers a wide range of sports and leisure activities in winterTarget not accessible. Whether you’re sledging on the Wiriehorn, snowshoeing or skiing at the family-friendly ski resort.

Travel information

Timetable Diemtigtal route (route 250)

  • Runs daily
  • Bicycle carrier systems available on the vehicle. The number of places is limited.
Timetable for route 250

Excursion report by Travelita

The well-known Swiss travel blogger TravelitaTarget not accessible tested the Diemtigtal route for us. Take a look at her excursion reportTarget not accessible and hiking suggestions for inspiration.

Timetable and ticket purchases
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