FAQ

Yes, there is a snowshoe trail leading directly from the valley station to the shore of Lake Oeschinen. The hike takes approx. 1.5 hours. Depending on weather conditions, the snowshoe trail is only suitable for experienced snowshoers. Alternatively, you can use the official winter hiking trails with snowshoes from the mountain station.

Yes. After a short ride on the Cable car , you Cable car the mountain station. The ski area at Oeschinensee two T-bar lifts (Birelift, Wittenenlift) with blue and red slopes. Right next to the mountain station is the Oeschiland beginners' park. There is also a snow park at the "Bire" ski lift at certain times.

Daily monitoring of marked and open slopes and trails ends with a final check at 5:00 p.m. Outside of operating hours, all slopes and winter hiking trails are closed and are not secured against hazards such as avalanche blasting, snow groomers, etc. In the event of an incident during operating hours, please contact the SOS patrol at +41 79 481 01 12. Outside of operating hours, please contact REGA 1414 or 112.

If the ice is thick enough and there is enough snow on Oeschinensee , the "Ice Walk" is prepared on the lake. This is open to all pedestrians. Good, warm winter hiking boots are required. During the "Ice Walk", it is important to observe the clearance for walking on the frozen lake and the avalanche bulletin on site.

No, the former sledding trail down into the valley is permanently closed due to the risk of rockfalls. This is an official closure. The best place for sledding is the Oeschiland beginners' park, near the mountain station.

Due to the risk of forest fires, fires may only be lit at official barbecue sites. Cutting down trees, branches etc. from the wild is prohibited. Firewood/"grill bags" can be purchased at the Oeschinensee mountain restaurant, near the lakeshore, or the wood can be brought from home.

The mountain coaster exclusively in the summer. Tickets can only be purchased on-site at the ticket machine (cash, Twint, credit and debit cards). In case of rain, the mountain coaster is closed mountain coaster safety reasons; you can find the current operating status under Operating Status.

In the Oeschinensee area, you can choose from a variety of dining options. These include the Oeschinensee mountain restaurant and the Chalet Arva (both near the lake) as well as the Bergstübli at the mountain station. Here you can enjoy a variety of food and drinks and experience the magnificent view of the mountain landscape. To the offer.

Children aged 3 and over may only use the mountain coaster together with an accompanying person aged 8 and over. Children aged 8 and over may use the mountain coaster alone if they have been familiarized with the ride and have been given responsibility by the person responsible for supervision. Filming with cell phones and devices of any kind or taking selfies is not permitted during the ride.

You have the option of calling the ranger on 0041 79 603 28 78. Alternatively, you can also speak to him in person while he is carrying out his inspection tour of the area. Do not hesitate to get in touch with him to clarify any questions or exchange information.

Yes, there are lockers and ski racks at the top and bottom stations. Payment can be made digitally by debit card, Visa/Mastercard, Twint or cash. Weekly and season passes for lockers and ski racks are available at the ticket office.

Rowing boats can only be hired directly on the lakeshore. A limited number are equipped with fish boxes. Please enquire directly on site at the rowing boat sales stand. Waiting times are to be expected at weekends, in the high season and in fine weather. You can find out more on this page and on the boat rental page.

The public toilets are located at the mountain and valley stations and at the mountain restaurant near the lakeshore. There are more toilets in Oeschinensee. Going to the toilet in nature should be avoided. However, if you do need to use the "natural toilet", please do not leave any paper, tissues or wet wipes behind.

Yes, the Cable car is wheelchair-accessible and offers a barrier-free ride to the mountain station. From there, a chargeable electric cab runs every half hour from 10:45 am during the summer season to the Oeschinensee mountain restaurant near the lakeshore and back again. One wheelchair can be taken per trip.

No, Oeschinensee is located in the heart of the UNESCO World Heritage Site and is surrounded by various protected areas, including plant conservation areas, dry meadows and wildlife rest areas. Due to these special protective measures, all (commercial) events and drone flights are prohibited by law. Compliance with these rules is monitored by rangers.

The public facilitiesCable car, lockers, restaurants and toilets) are barrier-free, as is the main hiking trail to Oeschinensee. A chargeable electric cab takes guests on request from the mountain station to the Oeschinensee mountain restaurant, near the lakeshore, and back.

You can buy your ticket online in the ticket store. A time slot reservation for your ascent is included with your ticket. A relaxed journey awaits you without long waiting times at the valley station. If your plans change, you can rebook your time slot free of charge. Further information and tickets can be found in the ticket store.

Yes, from the date of validity, you can rebook your ticket free of charge online via the ticket shop for a later date, provided that seats are available. The link is included in the email with your ticket. Cancellations are not possible. Further information can be found online in the ticket shop.

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For a pleasant ride on the Cable car, we recommend purchasing your ticket in advance online through our ticket shop. By reserving a time slot when you buy your ticket, you’ll secure a preferred time for your ascent can enjoy a relaxed ride without long wait times. For more information, please visit our ticket shop.

Book your ticket conveniently online—without reserving a time slot for the descent. Or purchase a discounted connecting ticket at the mountain station. Further information and tickets are available directly in our ticket shop.

Cancellation or refund of tickets is generally excluded. In exceptional cases, a voucher can be issued for a later visitCable caroeschinensee. A processing fee of CHF 10 per booking may apply. A payout is excluded. Note: A rebooking to another time slot within the current season is possible up to three times free of charge.

It is not possible to reschedule your event to an earlier date online. In justified exceptional cases, please contact the Cable car Helpdesk oeschinensee. Ticket exchanges can only be made in person at the Infocenter.

Select the desired product online in the ticket shop and add it to your shopping cart. When paying, select "Add voucher" from the payment methods and enter your voucher code.

We recommend purchasing your ticket in advance from the ticket shop. Only a limited number of remaining tickets are available from the ticket machines on site. Please note: Mountain trips can only be booked on site if there are still places available for the desired time slot. If the time slot is already fully booked, transportation is unfortunately not possible. Further information can be found directly in the ticket shop.

No, the day ticket costs CHF 8.00. The SBB dog pass is accepted on the Cable car Oeschinensee .

You can pay at the ticket machines and at the ticket office with all major credit and debit cards as well as with Twint. Cash and REKA checks are also accepted. Payment with REKA checks is only possible at the ticket counter. Further information and tickets can be found directly in our ticket store.

No, SBB day passes are not valid for theOeschinensee Cable car . You can receive a discount with a valid SBB GA, SBB Half-Fare Card, Swiss Travel Pass, or a guest card from Kandersteg, Kandergrund, Frutigen, Adelboden, or Reichenbach.

Bicycles, mountain bikes, children's bikes, scooters, SUPs (stand-up paddleboards), or other sports equipment will not be transported.

No, the Berner Oberland Pass will no longer be accepted from January 2026, and there will be no discount on the gondola ride.

Guests with a guest card from Kandersteg, Adelboden, Frutigen, Kandergrund, and Reichenbach receive a 10% discount on the gondola ride. You do not need to reserve a time slot (so-called boarding pass). Enter your guest card number here to receive discounts on mountain railway tickets in the ticket shop. The guest card is also accepted at the on-site ticket machines (scan the QR code).

Yes, with an SBB Half-Fare Card/GA and the Swiss Travel Pass you benefit from a 50% discount on the gondola ride. Please note that this discount does not apply to ski day tickets. If you are traveling by public transport, we recommend that you book a time slot for the ascent in advance in the ticket store. This will secure a fixed time slot for your ascent and avoid long waiting times. The SBB Saver Day Pass does not include cable car rides or discounts on tickets. Reduced fares are only available for holders of a Half-Fare Card, GA Travelcard or Swiss Travel Pass.

If you are traveling by public transportation, we recommend purchasing a time slot reservation (known as a "boarding pass") for the ascent the ticket shop. For more information, please visit the SBB app, www.sbb.ch, or consult the timetable.

Yes, during the summer season, you must ascent a time slot (known as a boarding pass) for the ascent in addition to your public transportation ticket. This helps you avoid waiting times and ensures you ascent, even when using the SBB app. Without a reservation, you may have to wait, and in exceptional cases, boarding may not be possible. Public transit ticket: Purchase directly through the public transit channel, e.g., the SBB app. Book a time slot for the ascent here ascent a valid public transportation ticket.

Yes, children under the age of 6 travel free on the Cable car. Also children with an SBB Junior Card or a Swiss Family Card. Please exchange these for a corresponding Cable car at the Infocenter at the valley station - a time slot reservation is not necessary, children with a Junior Card/Swiss Family Card have access to the same time slot as the accompanying person.

Yes, with the Swiss Family Card children travel free of charge on the Cable car. Please contact the Infocenter - there we will exchange your card for a corresponding ticket.

You can reach Kandersteg by train from Spiez and Brig. From Adelboden and Frutigen there is a bus (AFA) to Kandersteg. The walk from the station takes approx. 10-15 minutes. From June to October, a local bus runs from the station to the valley station for every train arrival/departure.

Parking in Kandersteg is limited on weekends and during the summer. Starting around 12:00 PM, parking spaces may no longer be available—we recommend arriving early. Parking is available for guests at the valley station from 6:00 AM until evening. Hikers heading to Oeschinensee should use the hiking parking lots in the village (lower hiking parking rates). Vehicles are not permitted to enter at night. Vehicle access is limited to a maximum length of 5 meters and a height of 2 meters. Paid parking spaces and parking spots for larger vehicles are located in the village and near the Schützenhaus. Parking spaces cannot be reserved in advance.

The private road to Oeschinensee is closed to all motorized traffic and bicycles. Oeschinensee cannot be reached by car, e-bike, mountain bike or other vehicles.

Oeschinensee reached on foot in around 30 minutes, and the path is easily accessible with a stroller. During the summer season, a paid electric taxi service runs every half hour from the mountain station to the Oeschinensee mountain restaurant Oeschinensee the lake shore and back, or as required when fully booked. Guests with limited mobility have priority in the electric taxi.

Cable car no parking spaces for campers at the Cable car valley station, as the entrance height is limited to a maximum of 2 meters. Additional parking is available at Sunnbüel and at various locations in the village. Parking spaces are available at the Nordic Arena and at Bären (near Sunnbüel), among other places. Parking spaces with no height restrictions are located at the Schützenhaus or the community center.

Eight 11kW electric charging stations are available in our "P2" parking lot at the valley station. Entry is also possible when the parking lot is occupied - simply press the button on the entry column. Charging cables can be borrowed from the ticket office.

Cycling of any kind is prohibited in the Oeschinensee area. Out of consideration for our guests, nature and for safety reasons, Oeschinensee can only be visited on foot. There is a judicial ban on cycling (mountain biking, e-biking, etc.). In addition, many forest trails lead through ecologically sensitive areas, i.e. rare and shy wild animals use these areas as retreats and quiet zones.

There are no parking spaces for coaches at the valley station of Cable car Kandersteg. These can be found at various locations in the village. Only a short stop for loading and unloading is permitted at the bus stop at the valley station. For group reservations, the group leader will be allocated a coach parking space.

During the summer season you can only stay overnight in Chalet Arva . A reservation is mandatory. Three SAC huts in the Oeschinensee area offer further overnight accommodation. Camping is only permitted at Camping Rendez-Vous at the valley station or at the ski jump (open all year round). There are also various pitches in Kandersteg.

If you are hungry or have a small appetite, you will find a selection of hot and cold snacks as well as a variety of alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks in the kiosk at the mountain station and in the café bar on the shore of the lake.

In the Oeschinensee area, you can choose from a variety of dining options. These include the Oeschinensee mountain restaurant and the Chalet Arva (both near the lake) as well as the Bergstübli at the mountain station. Here you can enjoy a variety of food and drinks and experience the magnificent view of the mountain landscape. To the offer.

The SAC-Doldenhornhütte, the SAC-Blüemlisalphütte and the SAC-Fründenhütte are located in the Oeschinensee area.

Inquiries for group offers can be sent to oeschinensee. In the mountain restaurant on the shores of Lake Oeschinen we offer special menus for groups, which can be enjoyed both in the cozy Bergstübli inside and on the sunny terrace outside.

There are no parking spaces for coaches at the valley station of Cable car Kandersteg. These can be found at various locations in the village. Only a short stop for loading and unloading is permitted at the bus stop at the valley station. For group reservations, the group leader will be allocated a coach parking space.

Inquiries for group offers can be sent to oeschinensee. In the mountain restaurant on the shores of Lake Oeschinen we offer special menus for groups, which can be enjoyed both in the cozy Bergstübli inside and on the sunny terrace outside.

Flying drones and model aircraft is prohibited around Oeschinensee . A judicial ban applies, overriding the national (FOCA) and cantonal area flight zones. This protects nature and wildlife, and other guests are not disturbed. As a drone pilot, you are obliged to find out about the applicable area restrictions before every drone flight. Some drone manufacturers have created their own geofencings. The areas shown there are specified solely by the manufacturer and do not necessarily correspond to the restrictions at Oeschinensee .

Due to the risk of forest fires, fires may only be lit at official barbecue sites. Cutting down trees, branches etc. from the wild is prohibited. Firewood/"grill bags" can be purchased at the Oeschinensee mountain restaurant, near the lakeshore, or the wood can be brought from home.

Dogs must be kept on a lead. Dogs must be kept on a lead in wildlife rest and protection zones and during the grazing season (cows, sheep, etc.). Please always dispose of dog excrement at the waste separation stations.

Stay on the official hiking trails for your own safety. Before every hike, check the level of difficulty and equipment (footwear, clothing, food, etc.) and obtain detailed information about the weather and the current danger situation. Avoid hiking at dusk and at night. Do not enter restricted areas and protected zones.

Cycling of any kind is prohibited in the Oeschinensee area. Out of consideration for our guests, nature and for safety reasons, Oeschinensee can only be visited on foot. There is a judicial ban on cycling (mountain biking, e-biking, etc.). In addition, many forest trails lead through ecologically sensitive areas, i.e. rare and shy wild animals use these areas as retreats and quiet zones.

Public toilets are located at the mountain and valley stations and at the mountain restaurant on the lake shore. Further toilets are available in Oeschinensee. Going to the toilet in nature should be avoided. However, if you do need to use the "natural toilet", please do not leave any paper, tissues or wet wipes behind.

Wild camping and overnight stays in the great outdoors are prohibited. Camping, bivouacking and spending the night in hammocks or similar is prohibited by law. Oeschinensee patrol the area. Wild animals must not be disturbed at night. There is a campsite at the valley station in Kandersteg. From 10 p.m. onwards, the rule of quiet at night applies.

Keep a safe distance from animals. Walk past them calmly and quietly without disturbing them. You may observe the animals, but do not feed or touch them. While farm animals and wildlife may be accustomed to human sounds, they are disturbed by loud noises, close proximity, and the scent of people and dogs. Animals appreciate it when you do not leave any trash for them to eat; therefore, take everything with you and leave nothing behind. Note: Animals can become seriously ill or die from consuming trash and food.

Collect the waste and dispose of it in the waste stations. Waste separation stations are located at the mountain and valley stations, at the mountain coaster and along the main hiking trails.

It is not permitted to enter wildlife rest areas, plant protection areas and restricted zones. Signposts mark the protected area zones where special rules apply. Never leave the marked paths and tracks and always follow the signs on site. Plants may not be dug up, picked or trampled.

The Oeschinensee ski area follows the international FIS rules on the slopes. For your own protection and the protection of wild animals, please stay on the marked ski slopes and follow the signs. The piste and rescue service only monitors and controls the marked and open pistes and winter hiking trails.

In an emergency, call the 1414 rescue service immediately. In winter, the SOS patrolman (0041 79 481 01 12) should also be informed. There is an SOS room at the mountain and valley stations. Defibrillators are located at the mountain and valley stations and at the Oeschinensee mountain restaurant, near the lakeshore.

When snowshoeing, you’ll be moving through wildlife habitats—please do not disturb the animals and stay on the marked trails. Wear appropriate, warm winter hiking boots and clothing. Also, always check the weather forecast, as conditions in the mountains can change quickly.

Stay safely on the marked and open winter hiking trails and avoid shortcuts. This also applies to snowshoe hikers. Check the level of difficulty and your equipment carefully for each hike. Be aware that you will be crossing the ski slopes and using them in places. During the "Ice Walk", it is important to observe the clearance of the frozen lake and the avalanche bulletin (SLF), see info screens and information boards in the area.

In the Charter of Konkordiaplatz with extension municipalities, the municipalities located in the UNESCO World Heritage Site undertake to comply with all regulations that apply in the protected areas on municipal land. Our Outdoor Guidelines are based on these and other applicable regulations. Observe the Outdoor Guidelines and their extensions for the protection of animals and nature.

Find out in advance about the current local conditions, in particular closures, hazards and weather conditions. Our outdoor guidelines, information boards and status displays will help you find your way around. Adjust your goals and leisure activities according to your fitness and equipment - you are partly in high mountains. Plan enough time for your hike, take sufficient provisions with you and check your equipment.

There are snakes in the area, including venomous ones. Stay on the trails and keep your dog on a short leash. Remain calm at all times and move away whenever possible if you see a snake. If you are bitten and are unsure of the snake’s species, immediately call emergency services (1414) and the ranger (0041 79 603 28 78). If possible, take a photo of the snake and closely monitor the bite site.

Wear shoes suitable for hiking—preferably hiking boots—and bring a backpack and hiking poles. Dress appropriately for the season and make sure you have adequate sun protection (sunglasses, a hat, and sunscreen). It’s a good idea to bring a change of clothes. Also, pack enough food and drinks. A hiking map or our free overview map (available at the valley and mountain stations) is recommended. Remember to bring a fully charged cell phone with the most important emergency numbers (limited cell service in parts of the area), a first-aid kit, and a pocket knife.

A large part of the south-eastern shore of Oeschinensee has been declared a restricted area by the Canton of Bern due to the risk of falling rocks and rockslides. There is an absolute ban on access here! There is a danger to life! Please also draw the attention of others who wish to enter the area and/or call the ranger on 0041 79 603 28 78. More information at: Spitze Stei - Municipality of Kandersteg.

After rainfall and strong temperature fluctuations (day/night), the risk of rockfall, wet avalanches, debris flow and rockfall increases. Alarm signs are fresh impact marks, rock deposits and outcrops. The more exposed the path, the higher the risk. In such places, it is important to move on quickly. Hiking is always at your own risk. Many rockfalls are often caused by other hikers, mountaineers or animals. Avoid throwing any stones, as you do not know who is below you in the terrain.

Stay calm, do not startle the animals and do not frighten them. Always close the gates and follow the footpaths. In general, cows are curious and harmless. Whether large or small - cows and cattle always perceive your dog as a predator. Keep your dog on a lead and keep it under control.

Fishing from the shore and from rowing boats, as well as ice fishing, are permitted with a cantonal fishing license in accordance with the fishing regulations of the Canton of Bern. Day licenses can be purchased at the Oeschinensee mountain restaurant Oeschinensee online. Rowing boats (including those with fish boxes) can be rented directly at the lake. Oeschinensee no free fishing right on Oeschinensee . Please note the information sheet on mountain lake fishing in the canton of Bern.

Please note that the Oeschinensee Cable car does not transport water sports equipment (SUPs, folding boats, foil boards, etc.). Rowing boats can be hired on the lake.

The area consists of individual protected zones, such as the plant conservation area, BLN, UNESCO World Heritage Site, dry meadows, wildlife sanctuaries, etc. Many plant species are very rare and strictly protected. Please stay on the trails. As a general rule, picking, digging up, trampling, or cutting down plants is discouraged or prohibited.

In Oeschinensee, there is an official take-off area for paragliders at the Cable car mountain station. There is no official landing area in Oeschinensee. Avoid any disturbance and danger to people and animals and only practice your sport in the permitted flight zones.

Parties and events with loud music, alcohol and noise etc. are out of place and not welcome. On the other hand, we are happy to welcome groups who respect the animals and plants and enjoy nature with care. Please observe the outdoor guidelines, be careful and protect nature.

Post only activities that are permitted. Posting prohibited activities may result in legal consequences. Keep in mind that content on the internet remains visible for a long time. On websites and social media, post only photos, videos, or quotes from people who have given you their express consent to do so (personal rights). Commercial photo shoots are Oeschinensee permitted at Oeschinensee .

Tent roofs and awnings are not permitted. They irritate large and small game and birds and have a lasting effect on animal behavior. However, we strongly advise our guests to use sun protection. Hats, sun creams and sunglasses, as well as staying in the shade and covering your skin are good measures to take.

If the ice is thick enough and there is enough snow on Oeschinensee , the "Ice Walk" is prepared on the lake. This is open to all pedestrians. Good, warm winter hiking boots are required. During the "Ice Walk", it is important to observe the clearance for walking on the frozen lake and the avalanche bulletin on site.

No, the former sledding trail down into the valley is permanently closed due to the risk of rockfalls. This is an official closure. The best place for sledding is the Oeschiland beginners' park, near the mountain station.

Yes, there is a snowshoe trail leading directly from the valley station to the shore of Lake Oeschinen. The hike takes approx. 1.5 hours. Depending on weather conditions, the snowshoe trail is only suitable for experienced snowshoers. Alternatively, you can use the official winter hiking trails with snowshoes from the mountain station.

Yes. After a short ride on the Cable car , you Cable car the mountain station. The ski area at Oeschinensee two T-bar lifts (Birelift, Wittenenlift) with blue and red slopes. Right next to the mountain station is the Oeschiland beginners' park. There is also a snow park at the "Bire" ski lift at certain times.

Daily monitoring of marked and open slopes and trails ends with a final check at 5:00 p.m. Outside of operating hours, all slopes and winter hiking trails are closed and are not secured against hazards such as avalanche blasting, snow groomers, etc. In the event of an incident during operating hours, please contact the SOS patrol at +41 79 481 01 12. Outside of operating hours, please contact REGA 1414 or 112.

During the winter season, a heated picnic room is available at the mountain station (around the building, in the first basement). Opening hours are available from cable car service: daily from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.

Yes, you can take a winter hike from the mountain station to the shore of Lake Oeschinen. We recommend taking trail (D) via Läger to the viewpoint and then the direct route (C) from the lake back to the mountain station. When open, the Ice Walk on the frozen lake offers an additional special winter hiking opportunity. Good, warm winter hiking boots or snowshoes are a must.

Yes, there are lockers and ski racks at the top and bottom stations. Payment can be made digitally by debit card, Visa/Mastercard, Twint or cash. Weekly and season passes for lockers and ski racks are available at the ticket office.

No, sleds Oeschinensee be rented at Oeschinensee . Furthermore, there is no sledding trail down to the valley.

No, in order Oeschinensee to be open Oeschinensee skating, the lake must be completely frozen over. This happens very rarely. If skating is possible, we will post information on our website. Entering Lake Oeschinen is at your own risk. In addition, the information screens, notice boards, and barriers must be observed. There are no facilities on site, such as changing rooms or similar, and no skate rental. If the ice is covered with snow, skating is not possible – which is usually the case in winter.

Yes, ice fishing is normally possible from January 1st. Check our website before you arrive to find out whether the lake is open for ice fishing. An individual assessment of the situation must always be carried out on site (consult the SLF avalanche bulletin, check ice thickness, etc.). Entering Lake Oeschinen is at your own risk; please also observe the info screens, information boards and barriers.

Be careful when ice bathing in water temperatures around freezing point, do not underestimate the cold! Ice holes must be at least 50 m away from the tracked "Ice Walk". In addition, the SOS patroller must be informed of every ice hole (0041 79 481 01 12). No entry or stay in the restricted zones (see signaling, fencing, yellow buoys). The frozen lake may only be entered when it has been officially cleared, and only from 09:00-16:00. The area must be left before dark; the last cable car ride from the mountain station must be observed.

In winter, a wide range of leisure activities await you at Oeschinensee . Enjoy skiing and snowboarding, the Oeschiland beginners' park directly at the mountain station and the "Oeschipark" snow park at the "Bire" ski lift. For nature lovers, we offer snowshoe and winter hikes, ice walks and ice fishing on the frozen Oeschinensee . Your experience is rounded off by various gastronomic offerings, including the popular Fondue-2-Go.

Yes, there are several sports stores in Kandersteg where you can rent or buy sports equipment: Grossen Sport, äussere Dorfstrasse 83 and Bahnhofstrasse 15, 3718 Kandersteg, tel. 033 675 00 17/16. Käthy Sport + Mode, äussere Dorfstrasse 31, 3718 Kandersteg, tel. 033 675 16 09.

Yes. A short ride on the Cable car you Cable car the mountain station. Right next to it is the Oeschiland beginners' park, ideal for young and old snow bunnies and families with children. It has a large and a small conveyor belt, a children's lift, two fun carousels, various play figures, and a sledge run.

No, there is no longer a sledding trail in the Oeschinensee area. The former sledding trail down into the valley has been permanently closed due to the risk of rockfalls. Sledding is only permitted in the "Oeschiland" beginner's park.

Yes, there is a small snow park. The "Oeschipark" offers various fun elements and jibs for beginners. The snow park is located in the immediate vicinity of the Bire lift. Whether you're just starting out or want to refine your tricks, the Oeschipark is the perfect place!

Ski day passes are easy and convenient to purchase at the ticket machines at the valley station or at the ticket office at the information center. Further information and tickets are available directly from our ticket shop.

No, the AlpsPass or MagicPass are not valid at Oeschinensee . You have the option of purchasing a season ticket for the winter season (CHF 100.- for adults, CHF 50.- for children). This offer is only available at the ticket office at the valley station.

Yes, the gondola ride from the valley station in Kandersteg "Kandersteg, Talstat. Oeschinen" to the mountain station "Oeschinen (Bergstation)" is included in the ski pass.

No. The Kandersteg ski region is no longer a partner of IG Skiregion Adelboden-Lenk (IGSAL). It is possible to purchase a season pass for Adelboden-Lenk for Oeschinensee: children CHF 23, adults CHF 46, exclusively at the ticket office at the valley station.

No, the Adelboden-Lenk points cardOeschinensee be redeemed on theOeschinensee Cable car . If you still have points left on your card, these must be redeemed in the Adelboden–Lenk ski area. Single tickets and 10-trip tickets Oeschinensee be purchased from the ticket machine for the ski lift at the Oeschinensee mountain station.