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S10 Trüttlisberg Trail: Lauenen - Safretvorschess - Trüttlisberg

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The unmarked snowshoe hike from Lauenen to Trüttlisberg offers great views and magical winter landscapes.

  • Difficulty difficult
  • Duration 3:06 h
  • Distance 5,7 km
  • 834 m
  • 1 m
Tags
  • Summit route
  • Scenic

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Update: 21.10.2025

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The snowshoe hike starts in the village of Lauenen and leads eastwards along the Mülibach to Rütschli. From there it continues in a southeast direction to Fäng. From here, the path runs along the cleared road to Safretvorschess. Then follows the ascent over the Vordere Trütlisbärg to the summit at 2075 meters above sea level. During the ascent, you can enjoy a beautiful winter landscape and the peace of nature. Upon arrival at the destination, you can admire the beautiful panorama.

  • Approach

    The Gstaad holiday region is located in the southwest of Switzerland, right on the border to the French-speaking part of the country. The region is easily accessible by train or car from the Thun Lake region, the Geneva area, and the Gruyère region. Direct connections to the European high-speed train network and to all international airports of Switzerland guarantee a time-saving and pleasant journey.

    On the page Arrival and public transport on gstaad.ch you will find detailed arrival information.

  • PostBus Gstaad – Lauenen Geltenhornplatz

  • Parking lot Lauenen Geltenhornplatz

  • Lauenen - Safretvorschess - Trüttlisberg
    • This route is neither signposted nor specially prepared.
    • Each person is responsible for route selection and assessment of their own experience, performance, and alpine hazards when hiking uphill and downhill in alpine terrain.
    • Plan each snowshoe hike carefully and adapt to your own conditions, weather, and season.
    • The weather can change quickly in the mountains. Therefore, bring appropriate clothing, enough food and water, and turn back in time if the weather is uncertain.
    • Inform others about the hike and, if possible, never go alone.
    • Be considerate of other hikers as well as plants and animals.

  • Our recommendation

    • Snowshoe hiking equipment: snowshoes, good footwear, poles,
    • Not mandatory but recommended: avalanche transceiver (LVS)
    • Backpack, shovel, probe
    • Warm, weatherproof clothing
    • Warm gloves and hat
    • Sunglasses and sunscreen
    • Warm drinks
    • Snacks (high-energy food like chocolate, dried fruits)

  • At the top, you will find a summit book in a pink gamelle. Leave a personal message there.
  • Technique
  • Stamina
  • Experience
  • Landscape
  • Difficulty
Maximum altitude 2075 M
Minimum altitude 1240 M