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The tour starts in Spiez and leads over the Zwieselberg peak to Amsoldingen. It continues along the Amsoldinger and Uebschi lakes to the Dittlig lake. From Dittlige/Längenbühl the road descends to Wattenwil at 593 m. The road now climbs steeply up to the Stafelalp at 1,018m. The picnic area with a view of the mountains and Lake Thun invites you to linger. About Tscharner at 1175m and Stockhütte 1264m. After another steep ascent you reach the Gurnigelberg, now the Obere Gurnigel viewpoint is...

This trail starts in Spiez and leads passed the Latreje mountain and the Latreje pass with fantastic views. The start and finish is at the train station and from there it is mostly on tarred or gravel byways from the valley of Suldtal to the plateau of Kiental and back. The last ascent to the Mittelberg peak is quite an intense one, yet it offers a lot too. There is also a short, crisp ascent on the way back to the Suldtal. All in all, a varied tour from the shores of Lake Thun to high...

This route begins in Spiez at the train station and then leads first through the charming center and then out to the reservoir. The path circumnavigates half of the water surface and then heads back in the direction of Spiez and through the Spiezberg forest from where one can also get good views of Lake Thun until the path heads back again.

This hiking trail is a tour to and from Spiez. The path starts next to Lake Thun from the Schachenstrasse parking lot and then goes right along the lake via the Strandweg for about 5km to the Chratigbach. From there it goes up to the Schüpfenfasse (675 m) and crosses the Seeholzwald. The trail takes you in the direction of Mechtenriedweg and down to the Spitzwiler village and crosses the Riedliwald to Spiez. Then it goes through the Spiezbergwald back to the starting point via the castle...

This is an ingenious mountain bike tour in the canton of Bern. The route starts from beautiful Spied am Thunersee, surrounded by beautiful mountains in the Bernese Alps. The path then goes up and down and is very varied up to Zwieselberg. At Thierachern you turn around again and go back to the starting point in Spiez. Almost a marathon on the bike, simply a pleasure.