Sport activities
Sport offers at the Gurten
Sport offers at the Gurten
Take the Gurtenbahn cable car to the mountain station and race down the approximately 2.5-kilometre route to Wabern on your mountain bike. The trail, which will be renovated in 2025, has a vertical drop of 240 metres and is suitable for all mountain bike enthusiasts.
Boules is a sociable French ball game in which players try to throw their metal balls as close as possible to a small target ball, known as the ‘piglet’. Since spring 2025, a boules court has been located on the Gurten hill next to the Bahnhöfli outdoor stand. It can be used free of charge.
The court was financed by Migros Aare's cultural percentage fund.
Play Frisbee according to rules similar to those of golf. The player who completes the 12-hole course with the fewest throws wins. Play a round of disc golf with your friends, family or teammates.
There are hiking trails of varying degrees of difficulty around the Gurten. Climb Bern's local mountain, which rises to 858 metres above sea level, and enjoy the view of the Bernese Alps from the top.
Train your endurance and go jogging on Bern's local mountain. There are routes for beginners and advanced runners alike around the Gurten. Asphalt roads, gravel paths and single trails characterise the diversity of the routes. As a jogger, you can benefit from the ban on cars on the Gurten.
Yoga & Brunch is a great way for anyone interested in yoga to start the weekend. After the yoga session, participants enjoy a healthy brunch on Bern's local mountain.
On all other days, the large meadow is ideal for a yoga session.
The Gurtenbahn operates the smallest and closest ski resort in Bern on the Gurten. Provided there is enough snow on the mountain, the children's ski lift on the Gurten is in operation and the toboggan run to the middle station is open. Bern's local mountain is ideal for trying out skiing for the first time.