Güggisgrat with panoramic view

It is recommended to first hike westwards along the mountain house to the end of the ridge, as from here you can admire a magnificent view of Lake Thun, the surrounding towns, and as far as the Jura mountains. Crossing alpine pastures, you reach the Bugfeldstand, the highest point of the hike. With some luck, you may spot an eagle or the bearded vulture during its patrol flight or encounter chamois. From the Burgfeldstand to the Gemmenalphorn extends the area of ibex and snow grouse. Flower lovers will find numerous alpine flowers here. A particularly beautiful viewpoint is on the Gemmenalphorn, where the view eastwards opens up to the Sieben Hengste, the Hohgant, and the entire Seefeld area. Next follows a steep path descending from the Gemmenalphorn over the Laubenegg towards Seefeld Oberberg, past the karst area, between the cliffs down into the Justistal. On the left rises the Güggisgrat and on the right towers the Sigriswilergrat. You enter the Justistal near Hinterstberg, where a refreshment break is possible in an alpine hut. With arrangement with the herdsman, you might watch the cheese-making process. Cheese, butter, and other dairy products from this alpine farming area are available for purchase on request. The Justistal is populated with grazing cattle and between 150 and 200 deer. From mid-August during the rutting season, the roaring of the stags can be heard. Most of the path follows the stream through alpine pastures to Grön. From there, the route continues towards Beatenberg along the asphalt road. The view of the lake is wonderful, stretching from Faulensee to Thun.