Swiss Parks Network
Monbijoustrasse 61
CH-3007 Berne
Tel. +41 (0)31 381 10 71
Mob. +41 (0)76 525 49 44
info@parks.swiss
Two-room holiday flat in apartment building with a wonderful panoramic view with balcony and outdoor seating area. Kitchen incl. living room and a separate bedroom with two beds, bathroom with shower/WC.
The cosy property is suitable for up to 11 people.
The house not only offers cosy comfort and beautiful nature, but also relaxing wellness moments.
wo-storey holiday home on the edge of the forest in a quiet location. Renovated kitchen-living room, 2 bedrooms with 2 - 4 beds. Children's room with sofa bed. Bathroom with bathtub.
This demanding tour takes you to the top of the Homad. After the ascent, you will be rewarded with a great panoramic view. You can even see Lake Thun from up here.
Holidays in an oasis of calm in the former "Grand Hotel Kurhaus Grimmialp". Site with large hotel park.
Stylishly furnished holiday flat with a beautiful view in a family neighbourhood.
Lake Seeberg in Spillgerten nature reserve and Blauseeli, the Blue Lake in the Senggiweid are typical mountain lakes with clear, cold water and are very popular day-trip destinations. Their underground inlets and outlets are puzzling..
The large Mountain Drive route around Grimmialp is intended for those who have good control of the wheelchair and dare to take a longer route with many natural roads.
The medium Mountain Drive route is suitable for you if you already have some experience with the wheelchair. The route takes you around the Grimmialp to the most beautiful spots.
The short introductory route on the Grimmialp is just the right thing to test the unfamiliar Mountain Drive vehicle and get a feel for driving off-road.
Three-room holiday flat in separate part of the house with unobstructed view of meadows and mountains. Direct access to the hiking trails and ski slopes on Grimmialp.
The power spot impresses with its wild character: a moorland, rare alpine flowers, and the red iron-rich springs act as natural energy sources.
The Seeberg mountain restaurant is located at 1800 m above sea level near the Seeberg lake. It awaits its guests with a small but fine menu. As a popular souvenir, alpine cheese and dried beef sausage can be bought on site.
Far away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life, unwind, enjoy simple meals or simply recharge your batteries for the onward journey in the midst of the mountain world?
Office of the Diemtigtal Nature Park and Tourist Office
The farmhouses of «Sälbeze» and «Feld» are probably the most beautiful farmhouses in Diemtigtal. They are an impressive embodiment of the living farming culture. The best way to discover the old farmhouses is the "Diemtigtaler Hauswege» theme trail.
Walking from Niesen into the Diemtigtal, you have a magnificent panoramic view of Lake Thun and the Simmen and Diemtigtal valleys.
The Niesen funicular takes you steeply up to the "Swiss Pyramid". This is followed by a panoramic mountain hike of superlatives. At Hoschüpfe you can enjoy the panoramic view over peaks, lakes and valleys.
The hike connects the Diemtigtal Nature Park with the municipality of St. Stephan and offers you beautiful panoramic views over the Diemtigtal and the upper Simmental from the Grimmifurggi.
The hike connects the Diemtigtal Nature Park with the municipality of Zweisimmen. At the Scheidegg, an unexpectedly wild mountain world awaits you at the foot of the Spillgerten.
The campsite is located on the Diemtigbergli with a wonderful view of the Diemtigtal
The campsite is located on the Diemtigbergli with a wonderful view of the Simmental and the Stockhorn.
Certified products from the Diemtigtal Nature Park are available at home in the larger Coop branches in the Bern sales region.
«Ab in den Bach» - die geheime Welt des Wassers erforschen und erleben. Ausgerüstet mit Fangnetz, Becherlupe und Binokular erforschen die Kinder die Gewässer auf dem Wasserspielplatz «Gwunderwasser» und entdecken Zusammenhänge rund um das Wasser.
Quellen sind wichtige Lebensräume und versorgen uns mit sauberem Trinkwasser. Doch wie entsteht eine Quelle, woher stammt ihr Wasser? Welche Tiere leben dort? Auf dieser Exkursion entdecken wir die Bedeutung von Quellen für Natur und Mensch.
Mit welchen Strategien trotzt der Steinbock oder das Birkhuhn den unwirtlichen Verhältnissen ihres Lebensraums? Ausgerüstet mit Feldstecher und vielfältigen Anschauungsmaterialien wandern wir in den Lebensraum der Alpentiere.
«Kraftvolles Wasser» - Phänomene rund ums Wasser experimentell entdecken. Mit einfachen, konstruierten Mitteln erfahren die Kinder die physischen Eigenschaften von Wasser.
Schule auf der Alp gibt praktische Einblicke in das komplexe System der Alpwirtschaft und zeigt wichtige Zusammenhänge dieses wertvollen Lebensraums auf. Entdecken, Verstehen und Lernen geschieht durch das eigene Aktivsein.
Kennt ihr die Knoblauchsrauke und ihre Verwendung in Küche und Heilkunde? Auf einer Wanderung und im Kräutergarten erkunden wir mit einer Kräuterexpertin die Flora. Das Herstellen von Kräuterprodukten macht diese Exkursion besonders eindrucksvoll.
