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Liechtliweg

The Liechtliweg between Mürren and Winteregg is a magical sight in winter, illuminated by over 19,000 LED lights, and is one of the most atmospheric winter walks in the region. In addition, a range of other varied winter hiking trails – such as the route from Schiltgrat via Gimmeln to Mürren, or the Panorama trail from Mürren via Sonnenberg to Allmendhubel – invite you to explore the snow-covered mountain landscape on foot.

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Equipment

To ensure your winter hike is a safe and unforgettable experience, you should adapt your kit to the current conditions. Check the weather and snow conditions before setting off, stick to the signposted winter hiking trails, and enjoy the snow-covered mountains responsibly.

  • Warm clothing
  • Sturdy footwear
  • First-aid kit
  • Rucksack
  • Provisions
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Code of Conduct

  • Only walk on the existing winter hiking trails, which are signposted with purple signposts and are well-maintained.
  • Leave no trace; dispose of your rubbish properly.
  • Pay attention to the avalanche service’s warnings.
  • Do not stray from the marked paths.
  • Be considerate of wildlife and protected areas.
A comprehensive guide to behaviour

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