Landschaftspark Binntal -
North of Binn, the hiking trail begins. First passing through green meadows, then a short ascent over a paved road, the trail leads to the hamlet of Holzerhiischere and continues towards Imfeld. Always in sight is the beautiful Ofenhorn with a height of 3235 meters above sea level. It's also worth taking a look back: the Binntal with the mighty Breithorn in the background. The hamlet of Imfeld is worth seeing, as it has picturesque alleys and a small village square. Afterwards, the path leads on the other side of the stream, often along paved roads, passing by the campsite back to Binn.
For mineral enthusiasts:
1. Visit the mineral museum in Fäld. You will find a rich assortment from all regions of the Binntal.
2. In Imfeld starts the rock experience trail for children, which leads up to the Lengenbach quarry.
In Binn as well as in Fäld, there are public toilets.
To perfect the simple and to reduce the extravagant to the essence is the philosophy of the young host Mario Inderschmitten. He is a member of the Swiss National Culinary Team and specialises in dessert creations.
Melanie Zeiter, hostess of Restaurant Zur Brücke, welcomes you to the newly renovated small village restaurant.
The hotel was built 125 years ago for English visitors - Winston Churchill also stayed in the Binn Valley in 1897.
Restaurant - Inn - Events - this triumvirate in the middle of the most remote permanently inhabited Walser settlement im Fäld in the valley of Binn (about 20 minutes with the car from Ernen).
The cosy restaurant Imfeld is located right on the “Binna”, in quiet surroundings.
Private mineral museum owned by the crystal searcher André Gorsatt in the hamlet of Fäld at the mineral shop.
