Panorama circular trail at Lake Thun

Basic data

• Itinerary: Thun-Spiez
• Length: 12 km
• Ascents: 640 m
• Descents: 400 m
• Grade: easy
• Fitness level: medium

Sigriswil panorama bridge

The Sigriswil panorama bridge is both the longest (340 metres) and tallest (180 metres) of the bridges. It connects the villages of Sigriswil and Aeschlen and spares its users the descent into the gorge and the ascent on the other side. The former route through the Gummi gorge (Guntenbachschlucht) remains open. The historic route will now become a themed trail (nature, forest, Nagelfluh, gorge, water). You can learn about sights to see in the region at the recently opened information point at the Sigriswil panorama bridge.

Suspension bridge over Spissibach

The suspension bridge over Spissibach at Leissigen is almost 60 metres high above Spissibach and 142 metres long. Crossing the bridge on a hike from Leissigen or Krattigen via Meielisalp is an experience for both old and young. The bridge is accessible in both summer and winter (snow shoes are available at Hotel Meielisalp).

At Meielisalp you can enjoy stunning views of Lake Thun, a great atmosphere and excellent hospitality. There is also a mini golf course and a children’s play area at the restaurant.

The suspension bridges can be accessed all year round.

Subject to change without prior notice

Leissigen suspension bridge

Free access.

With the income this generates, the association of the panorama circular trail at Lake Thun will pay back the construction loan and finance maintenance work.


Prices in CHF per person. Prices and products subject to alteration.