High up in the Bernese Oberland, nestled between Brünig- Susten and Grimselpass in a grandiose mountain world lies the Haslital. Famous for its culinary delights the meringues from Meiringen, the master detective Sherlock Holmes and Muggestutz, the dwarf on the Hasliberg.
The mountain region in the Jungfrau Region with a variety of experiences is a popular destination for tourists and families.
Meiringen is the main town and starting point for all experiences and excursions in the five communities of the Haslital.
In winter, the Haslital offers a complete range of snow sports and lots of relaxation in enchanting snowy landscapes. The snow world on the Hasliberg includes a wide range of slopes, winter hiking, sledding and restaurant offers.
In the archaic Rosenlaui you won't find a bustle of slopes, but beautiful winter hiking and snowshoe trails with a unique backdrop on the Wetterhorn.
The Gadmental offers further activities in an unspoiled winter landscape. A ski lift, two winter hiking trails as well as a cross-country ski run with a panoramic view, illuminated in the evening, are at your disposal. The Grimsel and Susten area is known far and wide as an El Dorado for ski tours.
Crystal clear mountain lakes and idyllic mountain streams are wonderful attractions for summer excursions. About 300 km of hiking, biking and cycling routes are available. The network of hiking trails on the Hasliberg sun terrace is particularly varied. It includes everything from simple village walks to challenging mountain hikes. The two Muggestutz theme trails are especially popular with children.
Numerous hiking and mountain trails are also laid out in the wild and romantic Rosenlaui. Further down, the Reichenbach plunges down into the valley as a magnificent waterfall. Nearby is the spectacular Aare Gorge.
The Grimsel World offers further worthwhile destinations. These include the spectacular suspension bridge at the Trift, the world's steepest funicular near Lake Gelmersee or the idyllic Engstlenalp, which is considered a special place of power.
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