Muoschbachweg
- 1:50 h
- 4.89 km
- 312 m
- 312 m
- 565 m
- 878 m
- 313 m
- Start: Iseltwald, village square
- Destination: Iseltwald, village square
Follow the purple signpost No. 1 "Muoschbachweg". The Muoschbachweg starts at Iseltwald village square and leads you along the Mülibach to the waterfall. The Mülibach waterfall pours several meters down over a rock edge, where it collects in a basin before finding its way into Lake Brienz. Behind the waterfall, a bench invites you to take a break. Pause briefly and listen to the sound of the water. Continue following the path towards the Fura district, reaching Silboden and the Muoschbach. From here, the path leads you through the beautiful forest and meadow landscape back to the village. Along the way, you pass near the "Louberli" animal farm, a detour is worthwhile! This area around "Louberli" was awarded the cultural landscape prize of the Oberland-Ost region due to its high biodiversity.
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Best to visit
Directions
From the Iseltwald village square follow the purple signpost No. 1 "Muoschbachweg".
Iseltwald village square – Mülibach waterfall – Fura district – Muoschbach – "Louberli" animal farm – Iseltwald village square
Equipment
Clothing adapted to the weather and sturdy footwear.
Directions & Parking facilities
Motorway on the A8 to the Iseltwald exit
Paid parking at the village entrance, Mill parking lot
By train to Interlaken Ost, then by bus (line 103) to Iseltwald village. The bus runs hourly. In summer, alternatively by boat from Interlaken Ost or Brienz.
Additional information
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Bönigen-Iseltwald Tourism
Seestrasse 6
3806 Bönigen
Tel: +41 33 822 29 58
mail@boenigen-iseltwald.ch
www.boenigen-iseltwald.ch
Interlaken Tourism
Marktgasse 13
800 Interlaken
Tel: +41 33 826 53 00
mail@interlakentourism.ch
www.interlaken.ch/wandern
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Author´s Tip / Recommendation of the author
Make a detour to the "Louberli" animal farm, where the farm animals are allowed to live a life far from factory farming and no longer have to produce.
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