Alpenrose

This path begins at the official parking lot of the Aare Gorge at the west entrance and then leads directly to the bank on marked paths. Then the path follows through the gorge to the Ryschi Bridge. From there it goes back and one can enjoy the wonderful views again from a different perspective. More information is available here: https://aareschlucht.ch/de/Info/kontakt-amp-anreise

Rychenbach stream cascades down 250 metres and seven levels to form the Reichenbach Wasserfall in the Bernese Oberland region. This impressive falls is one of the tallest in the Alps. The upper portion of the falls is called Grand Reichenbach Fall (Grosser Reichenbachfall) and is especially impressive in height. You can access this hike via public transport using the Aareschlucht West station as shown here or you can take the Reichenbach Funicular.

Nice lap to accommodate a couple of altimeters. The first part up to 1420 meters is with the Reuti-Bidmi-Mägisalp gondola.

From Meiringen, a moderately traveled and paved road leads up to the large Scheidegg. The driveway is approx. 17 km long and you have to overcome almost 1400 meters in altitude. On the way there are several places to stop for a break that invite you to take a break. The upper section after the Schwarzwaldalp is pretty steep, so divide up your forces at the beginning, but the view from the Große Scheidegg lets you forget the agony of the last few kilometers. The Berghotel Grosse Scheidegg...

The Reichenbachfall is a 300 m high cascade of seven waterfalls, above Meiringen in the Bernese Oberland. At 110 m, the top waterfall is the highest of the Reichenbach Falls. This is also the spot where, according to Arthur Conan Doyle's novel, Sherlock Holmes fought his nemesis, Professor Moriarty. This hike leads from Reichenbach through an idyllic forest and beautiful alpine meadows to the Reichenbach Falls and on to the Reichenbachfall funicular.