Wooden Bridge Trail along the Trueb and Ilfis rivers

To start, you can admire the historic village centre of Trub. The former Benedictine monastery with its church is the oldest still partially preserved building from Trub’s earliest history (1125). It’s worth having a look inside the church before you walk back along the main village street, past the Löwen restaurant and down to the River Trueb. From Trub, the Wooden Bridge Trail will take you past bridges from the Baroque period, the turn of the twentieth century and the present day (pay attention to the map, as the wooden bridge trail is not signposted). In Trubschachen, we recommend visiting the Local History Museum and the Kambly Experience. A detour to Steibäch takes you to the venerable Steinbach Bridge, which has had to be restored several times already.

The trail continues along the flat and well-established path beside the River Ilfis and through shady riverside woodland to Langnau i.E. The bank of the river offers beautifully situated barbecue spots and places to swim. When you become hungry or thirsty, there are various catering establishments along the route.

Key data

The Wooden Bridge Trail is accessible all year round.

Subject to change without prior notice

The hiking trail can be followed free of charge.

For a well-deserved snack or thirst quencher, the following restaurants are available on the route between Trub and Langnau:

Travel comfortably by train to "Trubschachen" and continue with bus no. 284 to the stop "Trub, Löwenplatz".

The return journey starts from "Langnau i.E.".