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S1 Nüjeberg Trail

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The marked «Nüjeberg Trail» is a bit more demanding and requires some stamina. Once you reach the highest point, a fitting reward awaits you. Let yourself be surprised!

  • Difficulty moderate
  • Duration 2:30 h
  • Distance 5,4 km
  • 196 m
  • 196 m
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  • Round trip
  • Scenic

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Update: 24.11.2025

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The Nüjeberg Trail starts at the DAO seminar house Sparenmoos. For the first 600 meters, the trail follows the winter hiking trail westwards towards Hüsliberg. After a great viewpoint, the trail branches off the hiking trail and ascends gently to the highest point of the Hüsliberg. The view into Obersimmental and Saanenland is already wonderful here. The trail then leads through a hollow over to Nüjeberg. Passing the snow-covered alp, you reach the point 1757. Here, another great view awaits. But it gets even better. Towards Hundsrügg, the trail crosses the cross-country track and the winter hiking trail. Afterwards, the trail climbs to the highest hill in the uf de Huble area. More views are not possible on this trail. Mittagflue, Stockhorn, Niderhorn, Spillgerten, Albrist, Wildstrubel, Wildhorn, Giferspitz, Rubli, etc. all line up around us.

Now the trail leads back over the Nüjeberg ridge to Sparenmoos. On the return trip, open terrain and some wonderful forest sections alternate. Shortly before Tolmoos, a small ditch is crossed. From Tolmoos, the trail leads over the winter hiking trail, past the fox den (barbecue area with hut), back to Sparenmoos.

The trail is also highly recommended in the opposite direction!

  • Approach

    The Gstaad holiday region is located in the southwest of Switzerland, directly 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 Lake Geneva area, and the Gruyère region. Direct connections to the European high-speed rail network and all international airports of Switzerland guarantee a time-saving and pleasant arrival. The main means of transport in the Gstaad holiday region are the "MOB" train (Montreux-Oberland Bernois) and numerous post bus lines.

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

  • Take the train to Zweisimmen. Then take the bus to Sparenmoos.

    More information about the bus schedule: www.sparenmoos-aktiv.ch, +41 79 339 94 29

  • Parking lot Sparenmoos

    Attention!

    From Heimchueweid: One-way traffic with snow chains or 4x4.

    Uphill: xx:30 - xx:45

    Downhill: xx:00 - xx:15

    Due to the limited number of parking spaces, we recommend parking at the train station in Zweisimmen and then taking the bus.

  • Sparenmoos - Hüsliberg - Schiltenegg - Sparenmoos
    • The route of this snowshoe trail is signposted but not specially prepared.
    • Each person is responsible for route selection and for assessing their own experience, fitness, and alpine dangers during ascent and descent tours in alpine terrain.
    • Plan every snowshoe tour carefully and adapt it to your own conditions as well as the weather and season.
    • The weather in the mountains can change quickly. Therefore, bring suitable clothing, enough provisions, and water. Turn back in time if the weather is uncertain.
    • Inform others about the tour and, if possible, never go alone.
    • Show consideration for other hikers as well as plants and animals.

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  • Technique
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Maximum altitude 1787 M
Minimum altitude 1632 M