Welcome to Seeberg! On this page, we'll introduce you to accessible accommodation and dining options, including hotels, holiday apartments and restaurants. We also offer the best trails for those with disabilities so that you can discover the region's beauty.
Maps and trails
Accessibility in Seeberg
Hiking Trail
· Wasseramt
Around Lake Burgäschi
recommended route
Difficulty
easy
2.2 km
0:30 h
20 m
20 m
The short loop hike around Lake Burgäschi not only offers a chance to cool off, but also provides plenty of interesting information about the archaeological sites around the lake, which are part of a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This varied hike for the whole family can be extended as desired.
Hiking Trail
· Oberaargau
Bollodingen-Hermiswil-Bollodingen
recommended route
Difficulty
easy
5.8 km
1:30 h
37 m
39 m
From the bridge, beautiful views toward the Jura and part of Herzogenbuchsee. Also a nice view of the village of Bettenhausen.
Various bird species can be observed along the Önz river.
Forest train
· Bern region
Arrival Lucerne - Tourism magnet of Central Switzerland
recommended route
closed
139.3 km
2:00 h
416 m
73 m
Thanks to its central location, the city has excellent train connections in all directions. Via Bern, it goes towards Spiez – and further into the Kander and Simmental valleys.
Forest train
· Bern region
Arrival Basel - Rheingold in the tri-border area
recommended route
closed
137.1 km
2:00 h
502 m
0 m
About three stations receive the TGV from Paris or the ICE from Frankfurt. SBB and BLS lines now bring passengers via Bern and Spiez into the Kander and Simmental valleys.
Forest train
· Zurich region
Arrival Zurich - The dynamic lake metropolis
recommended route
closed
152.1 km
2:00 h
383 m
12 m
In the city of Limmat, roughly the TGV from Paris or the ICE from Frankfurt arrive. SBB and BLS lines now bring passengers via Bern and Spiez to the Kander and Simmental valleys.

