Lenk im Simmental | Ride MTB

Lenk is an enduro hotspot in the Bernese Oberland. If you cleverly link the two gondola lifts together, you can enjoy five singletrail descents and a total of over 4,000 meters of descents - largely all on singletrails.

A first-class bike route is hidden high above the Turbachtal valley near Gstaad. The trail from the Trütlisberg Pass down to Gstaad is a great experience, and the Betelberg cable car from Lenk makes it easy to reach.

Lake Iffig is wonderfully nestled in the high alpine landscape at the foot of the Wildhorn near Lenk. You pass it on the crisp singletrail tour from Betelberg into the Iffig valley. The route is considered one of the most attractive in the Lenk region.

The Wildstrubel is one of the mighty mountains of the Bernese Oberland - and can also be tackled by mountain bike. The route from Lenk is considered one of the toughest but also most impressive mountain bike tours in Switzerland.

The Trütlisberg Pass lies between Gstaad and Lenk, from where an impressive high-level trail rides through the Turbach Valley. This is the centerpiece of the crisp singletrail tour with start and finish in Lenk.

The exclusive single trail tour in the face of the Albristhorn near Lenk offers mountain biking fun in the wonderfully remote Färmeltal valley.

A crisp tour from Lenk leads up to the Betelberg and back to the village via wonderful, but sometimes flowy single trails. If you want to save yourself the climb, you can take the gondola lift up.

On the way around the Oberlaubhorn in the face of the mighty Wildstrubel near Lenk, you pass the Simmen Falls and the Ittig Falls, two of the most impressive waterfalls in the Bernese Oberland.

The idyllic Seewlenalp plateau lies high above Lenk. It is a good destination for mountain bikers, as it is easy to reach on the ascent via a small road and then offers a wonderful descent back to Lenk.