Top Things to do in Gstaad
Top 10 Nature & Parks in Gstaad, Canton of Bern
Mountain railways and roadways provide access to jet set–popular Gstaad in the southwest region of the Swiss Alps. Three ski areas, heli-skiing, 10 winter sports schools and more than 30 miles of cross-country skiing trails are within reach of this traffic-free resort town, which is also known for its fine dining. A promenade lined with luxury boutiques runs through the town center. Activities are also plentiful in summer, like tennis, golf, hiking and mountaineering.
Restaurants in Gstaad
1. Via Alpina: Gstaad-L'Etivaz
2. Lake Arnen Forest Natur Loop Trail
3. Lauenensee Loop Trail
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 12 reviews
Reviewed By TandTSwitzerland - Zurich, Switzerland
It takes about half an hour by public transportation to get to the lake from Gstaad, but it is worth the trip, because the lake is very pretty. You can walk around the lake in an hour or also do some more extensive hikes. Great views of the surrounding mountains. There is also a restaurant. Definitely a place to visit!
4. Wispile
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 147 reviews
Reviewed By gigikohinoor
WE HAD BREATHTAKING VIEWS AND BRIGHT SUNNY WEATHER! WE WERE LUCKY TO GET UP TO 19OOM. WITH A 19CHF PER PERSON DAY PASThe views were breathtaking 360° around mountain ranges with snow! We were lucky to have sunny weather and got up to 1900m. with a 19chf per person day pass.
5. Lake Lauenen - Geltenhutte SAC - Lauenensee
6. Eggweid - Oeschseite - Zweisimmen
7. Col du Pillon - Glacier 3000 - Sanetsch - Gsteig
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 36 reviews
Reviewed By rajeshvaity - Thane, India
#Glacier3000, located at the highest point of the Vaudois Alps, ! With its stunning views and wide range of activities on offer – including the Peak Walk, a unique suspension bridge linking two mountain peaks – Alpine coaster ride and the Ice walker -Glacier 3000 is a must for your holidays in Switzerland
8. Col du Pillon-Lake Retaud-Lake Arnen-Feutersoey
9. Bergbahnen Destination Gstaad
Overall Ratings
2.5 based on 5 reviews
Travel by cable car or lift as you discover the variety on offer. 41 installations link a total of 200 kilometres of slopes as well as toboggan runs and winter hiking trails. The mountain railways are the starting point for over 300 kilometres of marked hiking trails and numerous other leisure activities in the Great Outdoors. They also provide access to warm and welcoming mountain restaurants.
10. Rinderberg Ronda Ski Safari
Those who like variety in their downhills will love the Rinderberg Ronda Ski Safari. On this circular route, skiers explore three mountains and valleys without having to use the same run, lift or cable car a second time.
