From short loop trails and historic mountain passes to hiking trails and alpine tours: At the Sunnbüel , the mountain adventure begins just a few minutes above Kandersteg—open, scenic, and authentically alpine. This overview helps guests choose the right trail at the Sunnbüel : easy loop trails for families and leisure hikers, historic trails toward Schwarenbach and the Gemmi Pass, classic hiking trails, and alpine tours for experienced mountaineers. Use the filters to compare routes by type. Difficulty, duration, and distance are displayed directly in the tiles.
Plan your hike based on your experience and fitness level. Before you set out, check the weather, the current trail conditions, and the mountain railway's operating hours.
20 Tours
Stierebärgli Nature Trail
1:30 h5.0 kmapprox. 290 m
The trail connects Sunnbüel, Stock, Stierebärgli, and Spittelmatte. The focus is on the flora of the mountain meadows, which reveals a different side of itself depending on the season.
Starting at Sunnbüel , you'll hike via Stock and Stierebärgli to Spittelmatte and back to the mountain station.
The Plant Trail is also known as the Stierebärgli Alpine Flower Trail.
Arvenseeli Loop Trail
1:30 h5.9 kmabout 200 m
Starting at Sunnbüel , the loop trail winds through the Spittelmatte countryside to the Arvenseeli lakes and into the Arvenwald forest. Open meadows alternate with sparse woodlands.
Starting at the " Sunnbüel ," hike across the Spittelmatte to the Arvenseeli and back through the Swiss stone pine forest to the mountain station.
The Arvenseeli are seasonal lakes. Their water levels fluctuate throughout the year.
Arvenwald Loop Trail
2:00 h6.7 kmabout 300 m
The longer loop leads into the Swiss stone pine forest. Amid ancient Swiss stone pines, clearings, and lookout points, you can explore the landscape at a leisurely pace. Along the way, benches invite you to take a break.
From the Sunnbüel mountain station, hike through the Swiss stone pine forest and across clearings back to the starting point.
Üschenegrat Loop Hike
4:30 h13.0 km1092 m
The high-altitude loop offers views of the Üschen Valley, the Spittelmatte, and Lake Dauben. The return route leads via Schwarenbach along the Gemmiweg back to Sunnbüel.
Starting at Sunnbüel , hike via Üschenegrat, Wyssi Flue, and Schwarzgrätli to Schwarenbach, then back along the Gemmiweg.
The loop trail leads over the Üschenegrat and the Wyssi Flue to the Schwarzgrätli. The route back to the Sunnbüel mountain station goes via Schwarenbach.
Gemmi Trail (Sunnbüel –Gemmi)
3:00 h9.0 kmapprox. 550 m
The historic Gemmi Trail continues via Schwarenbach, past Lake Dauben, to the Gemmi Pass. At the pass, the route opens up toward Leukerbad.
From Sunnbüel , hike along the Gemmiweg trail through Schwarenbach and past Lake Daubensee to the Gemmi Pass.
This information applies to the route from Sunnbüelto the Gemmi Pass.
Gemmi Trail (Section A) Sunnbüel –Schwarenbach
1:30 h4.5 kmabout 250 m
The first section of the Gemmi Trail leads from Sunnbüel to the Berghotel Schwarenbach. The route follows the historic path toward the Valais.
Starting at the Sunnbüel mountain station, hike along the Gemmiweg trail via Spittelmatte to the Berghotel Schwarenbach.
This information applies to the section between Sunnbüeland Schwarenbach.
Gemmi Trail (Section B) Schwarenbach – Gemmi Pass (via Daubensee)
1:30 h4.5 kmabout 300 m
The second section of the Gemmi Trail leads from Schwarenbach past Lake Dauben to the Gemmi Pass. The route connects the open mountain pass landscape with the trail leading toward Leukerbad.
From Schwarenbach, hike through the mountain pass landscape, past Lake Dauben, to the Gemmi Pass.
This information applies to the Schwarenbach–Gemmipass section via Daubensee.
Godi & Kari's Puzzle Trail
2:30 h6.0 kmabout 150 m
With Godi and Kari, the hike becomes a journey of discovery. Along the way, you’ll encounter puzzles and small challenges set in nature. The materials are available at the valley station and at the mountain restaurant.
Starting at the Sunnbüel mountain station, follow the loop trail. Godi and Kari’s riddles will keep you company along the way.
When planning a family outing, make sure to allow enough time for puzzles and breaks.
cable car Valley Station – Sunnbüel (via Gurnigel – Gasteretal)
2:00 h6.2 km48 m
The hiking trail connects Sunnbüel via Gurnigel and the Gastere Valley to the valley station of the cable car in Kandersteg.
On this route, you'll hike between the valley station and Sunnbüel , passing through Gurnigel and the Gastere Valley.
cable car Valley Station – Sunnbüel (via Nassebode)
2:00 h10.7 km740 m
The direct hiking trail via Nassebode connects the valley station in Kandersteg with the mountain station at Sunnbüel.
From the Sunnbüel valley station in Kandersteg, take the lift via Nassebode to the mountain station.
The time listed is for the ascent. Check the schedule for the subsequent descent.
Wyssi Flue (2,472 m above sea level)
5:30 a.m.13.0 kmapprox. 720 m
The mountain hike leads through the Schwarenbach area to Wyssi Flue. From there, on a clear day, the view extends all the way to the Matterhorn.
Starting at Sunnbüel , hike along the Üschenegrat to Wyssi Flue and back via Schwarzgrätli and Schwarenbach.
The information pertains to the loop trail from Üschenegrat to Wyssi Flue to Schwarzgrätli to Schwarenbach, starting and ending at the Sunnbüel mountain station.
Gällihorn (2,284 m above sea level)
2:00 h4.2 kmabout 400 m
A hike to the summit above Sunnbüel , with views toward Gasterntal and Spittelmatte. From the summit, you can take in the surrounding mountain scenery.
From the Sunnbüel mountain station, hike up to the Gällihorn and enjoy sweeping views down into the Gaster Valley.
Mountain hiking experience, sure-footedness, and appropriate gear are required for this tour.
Engstligenalp (Adelboden)
5:00 a.m.12.0 km912 m
The mountain hike connects Sunnbüel via Schwarenbach and the Chindbettipass to the Engstligenalp near Adelboden.
Starting in Sunnbüel , you'll hike via Schwarenbach and the Chindbettipass to Engstligenalp near Adelboden.
Hike between the Sunnbüel , and Engstligenalp. Plan your trip there and back using the participating mountain railways.
SAC Lämmeren Hut (2,507 m above sea level)
5:30 a.m.13.0 kmabout 700 m
The trail leads from Sunnbüel to the Lämmerenhütte via Lake Daubensee. The hut is located in a federal hunting reserve with a diverse array of flora and fauna.
From Sunnbüel , hike via Schwarenbach and the Daubensee area to the SAC Lämmeren Hut.
Daubenhorn Via Ferrata (2,941 m above sea level)
approx. 1,700 m
The via ferrata on the Daubenhorn is one of the mountaineering activities available in the Gemmi region above Leukerbad. The approach, the via ferrata, and the return trip must be planned as a separate hike.
On this challenging via ferrata, you'll climb up to the Daubenhorn in the Gemmi region, above Leukerbad.
The via ferrata on the Daubenhorn is rated K5–K6. Via ferrata equipment and appropriate experience are required.
Balmhorn (3,698 m above sea level)
approx. 11–13 hat least 1,833 m
The Balmhorn is a challenging high-altitude climbing destination in the mountains around Kandersteg and Sunnbüel. The ascent requires independent alpine route planning.
The mountain hike to the Balmhorn begins at Sunnbüel . The exact route depends on the alpine route you choose.
The time estimate is valid as of Sunnbüel. The exact alpine route and its technical rating must be verified separately.
Altels (3,630 m above sea level)
about 9–12 hoursat least 1,759 m
The Altels dominate the mountain landscape above Sunnbüel. Climbing them takes you into high-alpine terrain and is considered one of the region’s most challenging mountaineering destinations.
Starting at Sunnbüel , the high-altitude hike takes you up the Altels. The exact route depends on the path you choose.
The time estimate is valid as of Sunnbüel. The exact alpine route and its technical rating must be verified separately.
Rinderhorn (3,449 m above sea level)
about 10–12 hoursat least 1,580 m
The Rinderhorn is one of the high-altitude climbing destinations in the Sunnbüel , and Gemmi region. The ascent is intended for experienced mountaineers.
The mountain hike to the Rinderhorn begins at Sunnbüel . The exact route depends on the path you choose.
The time estimate is valid as of Sunnbüel. The exact alpine route and its technical rating must be verified separately.
Wildstrubel (3,244 m above sea level)
approx. 2:00–5:00 p.m.at least 1,373 m
The Wildstrubel is a high-altitude hiking destination in the wider area of the Sunnbüel , and Gemmi. The Lämmerenhütte is located on the approach route to the summit.
From Sunnbüel , you can reach the Lämmerenhütte in the Gemmi region. The high-altitude hike to the Wildstrubel begins there.
The time estimate is valid as of Sunnbüel. The exact alpine route and its technical rating must be verified separately.
Climbing routes at the SunnbüelIn the Sunnbüel area, there are climbing opportunities on the Gällihorn, as well as in the Schwarenbach area at the Wyssi Flue and on the Schwarzgrätli. The individual climbing routes vary in approach, length, and difficulty.
From Sunnbüel , depending on the route you take, you can reach the climbing areas at Gällihorn, Wyssi Flue, or Schwarzgrätli.
This is an overview of climbing areas. Information on individual routes, difficulty levels, and approaches will be added separately.
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Take the train to Kandersteg, then take the AFA bus 241 to the Sunnbüel valley station. Paid parking is available at the valley station.
Sunnbüel-Book a ticketChoose shoes, clothing, and food appropriate for the route. Take into account the weather, trail conditions, and your experience. For multi-day hikes, be sure to plan for your return trip as well.
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The cable car ride cable car the Sunnbüel valley station Sunnbüel Kandersteg to the Sunnbüel mountain station Sunnbüel about eight minutes and comfortably takes you up to an altitude of 1,936 meters. From here, you’ll enjoy a breathtaking view of the Bernese Oberland.
You Sunnbüel easily Sunnbüel the Sunnbüel valley station in just about 10 minutes by taking the AFA bus on line 241. If you prefer to explore the area around Kandersteg on foot, you can walk from the Kandersteg train station to the Sunnbüel valley station in about 30 minutes Sunnbüel just follow the signs forSunnbüel.”
There are several paid parking spaces available right next to the Sunnbüel valley station Sunnbüel Kandersteg in the Bernese Oberland. Payment can be made either in cash or conveniently via an app. Please note that it is not possible to reserve parking spaces.
You can easily reach Kandersteg in the Bernese Oberland by train from Spiez or Brig. From Adelboden and Frutigen, the AFA bus will take you to Kandersteg. From the Kandersteg train station, take AFA Line 241 directly to cable car Sunnbüel cable car valley station. The bus schedules are coordinated with train arrivals. For more information, check the SBB app or the timetable.
RV parking spaces are available in the village of Kandersteg in the Bernese Oberland. Due to construction work, Sunnbüel currently no parking spaces available directly at the Sunnbüel valley station. Alternatively, there are camping options in Kandersteg or Frutigen, such as Camping Rendez-Vous Kandersteg, Frutigresort Camping, or Camping Grassi.
In Kandersteg, you'll find a centrally located campground with good facilities and excellent public transportation connections: Camping Kandersteg. Other options include the Frutig Resort campground or Camping Grassi.
Yes, there are four 11-kW charging stations for electric vehicles available at the Sunnbüel lower station Sunnbüel Kandersteg in the Bernese Oberland.
Seasonal parking passes are available at the cable car valley stationSunnbüel, at the Oeschinensee valley station, or by email at cable car@oeschinensee.ch. You can find the current prices under "Schedule & Fares" at Sunnbüel. The parking pass included with the Gold, Silver, or Bronze pass is also valid at the valley station parking lot Sunnbüel. This means you do not need an additional parking pass.
Designated parking spaces for tour buses and coaches are available at the Sunnbüel valley station Sunnbüel Kandersteg in the Bernese Oberland. Advance registration at info@sunnbuel.ch is recommended.
TheSunnbüel cable car lower stationSunnbüel outside the village of Kandersteg. From Spiez or the BLS car ferry, follow the signs for Sunnbüel to the end of the valley. Paid parking is available there.
For groups of 10 or more, reservations areSunnbüel for theOeschinensee cable car Oeschinensee theSunnbüel cable car .
The easiest way to make a reservation is directly through the Oeschinensee Sunnbüel Reservation Service. Groups Sunnbüel by public transportation to the Oeschinensee Sunnbüel mountain stations can alternatively book their entire trip through a staffed public transportation ticket office or the SBB Contact Center.
Option A is strongly recommended and is the best way to book a group. Please submit your request as early as possible. At Oeschinensee , reservations Oeschinensee for groups; in addition, the number of available trips per day for individual guests and groups is limited. Therefore, transportation can only be guaranteed with a confirmed reservation.
The reservation is not binding until we confirm it. All communication, changes, and additional information will be handled via the chat feature in the group reservation tool.
Go to the Group Reservation ToolIf your group is traveling by public transportation to the Oeschinensee Sunnbüel mountain stations, we recommend booking your entire group trip through a staffed public transportation ticket office or the SBB Contact Center.
SBB Contact Center: 0848 44 66 88
For a confirmed group reservation through Gastronomie Oeschinensee , no additional time slot reservation Oeschinensee required. Inquiries: oeschinensee
The maximum group size is 80 people. Larger groups must make a prior request by cable caroeschinensee.
The total amount is paid on site in cash or by credit card. No invoices are sent.
The group leader should have the booking confirmation available—either digitally or as a printout—and check in with the staff.
Oeschinensee: Please proceed with your entire group to the marked group meeting point in the blue zone behind the wooden chalet. Tickets will be distributed there.
Oeschinensee: If a group arrives without a prior reservation, the group rate will not be applied. Tickets may be purchased at the regular price, if still available. Transportation cannot be guaranteed.
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No, neither the MagicPass nor the AlpsPass are valid for theSunnbüel cable car Sunnbüel Kandersteg in the Bernese Oberland. Discounts are available exclusively with the SBB Half-Fare Card, the SBB General Abonnement, and the Bernese Oberland Pass.
The operating hours of cable car Sunnbüel cable car Sunnbüel Kandersteg in the Bernese Oberland vary depending on the season and weather conditions. You can find the current operating hours on our website at www.sunnbuel.ch.
Enjoy discounts at theSunnbüel cable car Sunnbüel Kandersteg in the Bernese Oberland, including with the SBB GA, the SBB Half-Fare Card, and the Bernese Oberland TALK Guest Card.
Yes, tickets for Sunnbüel Kandersteg in the Bernese Oberland can be conveniently purchased in advance through the ticket shop. We ask groups to register and sign up in advance.
No reservation is required for cable car rides cable car Sunnbüel Kandersteg in the Bernese Oberland. However, we recommend that groups make a reservation in advance—as well as for transportation requests outside of regular operating hours.
No. Rides outside the operating hours published on our website are generally not possible. TheSunnbüel cable car Sunnbüel Bernese Oberland operates exclusively according to the published schedule. The current schedule is available online at SBB at any time.
Yes, dogs require a valid ticket to ride on Sunnbüel Kandersteg in the Bernese Oberland and are charged the regular fare. A day pass for dogs costs CHF 8 per day, and an annual pass costs CHF 25. For more information, please see the fare section.
Annual and seasonal passes for the Sunnbüelbahn in Kandersteg in the Bernese Oberland can be conveniently ordered online or directly at the valley station and will then be mailed to you. To avoid waiting times, we recommend purchasing your ticket online in advance.
Children up to 5.99 years of age and children with an SBB Junior Card ride theSunnbüel cable car Sunnbüel Kandersteg in the Bernese Oberland for free.
The Sunnbüel mountain restaurant, Sunnbüel above the valley and the village of Kandersteg, and the Schwarenbach mountain hotel, further along toward the Gemmi Pass in the Bernese Oberland, invite you to relax and enjoy yourself. Sunnbüel more about the dining options in the Sunnbüel area here.
The two SAC huts, Winteregg (SAC Biel) and Stockhüttli (SAC Seeland), are located on Sunnbüel Kandersteg in the Bernese Oberland. The Berghotel Schwarenbach is situated along the Gemmi Trail. Further into the Gemmi region are the Lämmerenhütte and the Gemmi Lodge, located directly on the Gemmi Pass.
The following lodging options are available in the Sunnbüel region Sunnbüel Kandersteg in the Bernese Oberland: the Winteregg SAC Hut (SAC Biel) and the Stockhüttli SAC Hut (SAC Seeland). The Lämmerenhütte is also located in the Gemmi area.
In summer, Sunnbüel Kandersteg in the Bernese Oberland offers a wealth of highlights: varied hikes into the Valais and over the Gemmi to Leukerbad, stunning mountain scenery, the wild and romantic Gasterntal Gorge, a diverse alpine flora, and breathtaking viewpoints overlooking the surrounding peaks. Well-maintained trails also invite visitors to enjoy leisurely strolls and extended hikes.
The hike from the Sunnbüel mountain station Sunnbüel Kandersteg in the Bernese Oberland takes about 3 to 3.5 hours, depending on the route, your fitness level, and weather conditions. The trail is approximately 8.5 km long and has an elevation gain of about 490 meters.
First, take the cable car the valley station in Kandersteg in the Bernese Oberland to the Sunnbüel mountain station. From there, a well-marked hiking trail leads to Lake Arveseeli. The walk from the mountain station takes about 45 minutes. There is also a scenic loop trail around Lake Arveseeli that winds through an idyllic Swiss stone pine forest.
Yes, there is an officially marked bike trail leading from Sunnbüel Kandersteg in the Bernese Oberland down to the valley station. This trail is reserved for experienced mountain bikers. Please stay on the marked route, be considerate of hikers, and follow the on-site instructions. You ride at your own risk. Bikes can be cable car on the cable car .
In summer, Sunnbüel Kandersteg in the Bernese Oberland offers a wide variety of hiking trails to suit all levels of ability. These include easy walking trails, such as the roughly 45-minute hike to Arveseeli or through the Swiss stone pine forest, scenic panoramic hikes (Flower Trail), as well as more challenging mountain hikes, such as the route over the Gemmi Pass toward Leukerbad. In addition, nature and adventure trails through the alpine landscape, as well as longer tours into the Gasterntal valley or to Lake Daubensee, invite you to enjoy a variety of experiences in the Bernese Oberland.
In the summer, Sunnbüel Kandersteg in the Bernese Oberland is all about hiking, experiencing nature, beautiful viewpoints, and mountain cuisine. The roughly 45-minute walk to Lake Arveseeli and the hike over the Gemmi Pass are particularly popular. Cozy mountain restaurants and sunny terraces also invite visitors to linger and enjoy the scenery.
Opening hours in the Sunnbüel area Sunnbüel Kandersteg in the Bernese Oberland vary depending on the season and weather conditions. You can find up-to-date information at any time on our website at www.sunnbuel.ch.
Yes, theSunnbüel cable car Sunnbüel Kandersteg in the Bernese Oberland is wheelchair-accessible and offers a barrier-free ride all the way to the mountain station.
A defibrillator (AED) is available in the Sunnbüel area Sunnbüel Kandersteg in the Bernese Oberland. The device is located at the upper station in the waiting area near the ticket office. All locations in Switzerland can also be found in the DEFI app and at defikarte.ch.
For your own safety, stay on the official hiking trails in the Oeschinensee Sunnbüel area Sunnbüel Kandersteg in the Bernese Oberland. Before each hike, check the difficulty level and your equipment (footwear, clothing, food, etc.), and obtain detailed information about the weather and current hazard conditions. Avoid hiking during twilight hours and at night. Do not enter restricted areas or protected zones.
Wild camping and spending the night outdoors are prohibited in the Sunnbüel area Sunnbüel Bernese Oberland. Camping, bivouacking, and spending the night in hammocks or similar accommodations are also prohibited. Wild animals must not be disturbed at night. There is a campground at the valley station of cable car Oeschinensee cable car Oeschinensee Kandersteg.
Due to the increased risk of wildfires, open fires are prohibited year-round in the Sunnbüel area Sunnbüel Kandersteg. In addition, cutting down or collecting trees, branches, and other natural materials is strictly prohibited. For these reasons, barbecuing is Sunnbüel permitted in the Sunnbüel area. Please follow the current on-site instructions and help protect nature and the safety of all visitors.
There are snakes, including venomous ones, in the Oeschinensee Sunnbüel area Sunnbüel Kandersteg in the Bernese Oberland. Stay on the trails and keep your dog on a short leash. Remain calm at all times and move away whenever possible if you see a snake. If you are bitten and are unsure what kind of snake it is, immediately contact emergency services (1414) and the ranger (0041 79 603 28 78). If possible, take a photo of the snake and closely observe the bite site.
Following rainfall and significant temperature fluctuations (day/night), the risk of rockfalls, wet avalanches, debris flows, and falling rocks has increased in the Oeschinensee Sunnbüel areas Sunnbüel Kandersteg in the Bernese Oberland. Warning signs include fresh impact marks, rock deposits, and areas where rock has broken away. The more exposed the trail is, the higher the risk—in such areas, it is important to proceed quickly. Hiking is always at your own risk. Many rockfalls are often triggered by other hikers, climbers, or animals. Avoid throwing stones, as you do not know who might be in the terrain below your path.
The municipalities located within the UNESCO World Heritage Site, such as Kandersteg, have committed themselves in the Konkordiaplatz Charter—along with the surrounding municipalities—to comply with all regulations applicable within the protected areas on municipal land. Our Outdoor Guidelines are based on these and other applicable regulations. Please observe the Outdoor Guidelines and their extensions to protect wildlife and nature in Kandersteg and the Bernese Oberland—both in the Oeschinensee area Oeschinensee the Sunnbüel area.
Wear shoes suitable for hiking—preferably hiking boots—and bring a backpack and hiking poles. Wear clothing appropriate for the season and make sure you have adequate sun protection (sunglasses, a hat, and sunscreen). It’s a good idea to bring a change of clothes. Also, pack enough food and drinks. A hiking map or our free overview map (available at the valley and mountain stations) is recommended. Remember to bring a fully charged cell phone with the most important emergency numbers (limited cell service in parts of the Oeschinensee area Oeschinensee Kandersteg in the Bernese Oberland), a first-aid kit, and a pocket knife.
The Oeschinensee Sunnbüel area Sunnbüel Bernese Oberland near Kandersteg consists of various protected zones, such as the plant conservation area, BLN, UNESCO World Heritage Site, dry meadows, wildlife sanctuaries, and more. Many plant species are very rare and strictly protected. Please stay on the trails. As a general rule: picking, digging up, trampling, and cutting down plants are discouraged or prohibited.
Tent canopies and sunshades are not permitted in the Oeschinensee Sunnbüel area Sunnbüel Kandersteg in the Bernese Oberland, as they disturb large and small game as well as birds and have a lasting negative impact on their behavior. However, we strongly advise our guests to take adequate precautions against the sun: Bring hats, sunscreen, and sunglasses, stay in the shade as much as possible, and cover your skin.
Dogs must be kept on a leash in the Oeschinensee Sunnbüel area Sunnbüel Kandersteg in the Bernese Oberland. A strict leash requirement applies in wildlife quiet zones and protected areas, as well as during the grazing season (for cows, sheep, etc.). Please dispose of dog waste at the waste sorting stations.
Keep a safe distance from animals in the Oeschinensee Sunnbüel area Sunnbüel Kandersteg in the Bernese Oberland. Walk past them calmly and quietly without disturbing them. Animals may be observed, but must not be fed or touched. While farm animals and wildlife are often accustomed to human sounds, they are disturbed by noise, proximity, and the smells of people and dogs. Take your trash with you and leave nothing behind—animals can become seriously ill or die from consuming trash and food.
Entry into wildlife sanctuaries, plant protection areas, and restricted zones is prohibited in the Oeschinensee Sunnbüel area Sunnbüel Kandersteg in the Bernese Oberland. Information signs mark the protected areas where special rules apply. Do not leave the marked trails and slopes, and always follow the on-site information signs. Plants must not be dug up, picked, or trampled.
Be sure to check in advance for the latest local conditions in the Oeschinensee Sunnbüel area Sunnbüel Kandersteg in the Bernese Oberland, particularly regarding closures, hazards, and weather conditions. Our outdoor guidelines, information boards, and status displays will help you navigate the area. Adjust your goals and recreational activities to match your fitness level and equipment—you will be in high-alpine terrain in some areas. Allow plenty of time for your hike, bring sufficient provisions, and check your equipment.
Please remain calm in the Sunnbüel area Sunnbüel Kandersteg in the Bernese Oberland, and in an emergency, call emergency services at 1414. Emergency rooms are available at both the mountain and valley stations. Additionally, automated external defibrillators (AEDs) are located at both stations.
