Bernese Oberland
Turbach Valley
The idyllic tributary valley of Gstaad is a wonderful destination for excursions at any time of year. It is accessible all year round from Gstaad on Postbus route 182.
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The TurbachtalTarget not accessible is the ideal place for relaxing hours away from the hustle and bustle. Enjoy the idyllic valley with a leisurely walk, a hike or in winter cross-country skiing.
The Postbus (route 182Target not accessible) takes you from Gstaad to the Turbach Valley within a quarter of an hour. Climb aboard and enjoy the beautiful journey. Travelling by Postbus is free of charge with the Gstaad Card.
Highlights
Summer activities
On the Turbach themed trailTarget not accessible, you can learn more about the valley and its geography and history. The circular trail takes around 2.5 hours and contains 14 information boards.
In the village of Gstaad, the slow-paced circular tour of Gstaad – Bissen – Turbach – GstaadTarget not accessible begins along the Louwibach and Turbach The trail leads via Bissen to Turbach and back to Gstaad. On the mountain trail, you can enjoy a beautiful view of Gstaad's mountain landscape with the Rübelhorn, Gummfluh and Stalden. The route can be shortened by taking Postbus route 182 in Turbach.
Winter activities
Turbach is also known for its cross-country skitrailTarget not accessible. This is where the training trail used by cross-country skier Nathalie von Sieenthal from Lauenen can be found.
You can enjoy a beautiful walk through the wintry landscape on the groomed winter circular hiking trailTarget not accessible. The circular trail covers a distance of around 5.48 km from Turbach to Wintermatte and back again.
Excursion report by Travelita
The well-known Swiss travel blogger TravelitaTarget not accessible tested the Turbach Valley route for us. Take a look at her excursion reportTarget not accessible (in german) and hiking suggestions for inspiration.
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