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Hiking : First

Switzerland Bern Frutigen-Niedersimmental administrative district

Map of the trail for First

Durée

06:24:46

Distance

12.67 km

Dénivelé

1392.0 m

This extremely difficult 12.67-kilometer out-and-back hiking route leads to the summit of First, offering stunning views of the surrounding area. The trail starts at a parking area and passes by the Kandersteg International Scout Centre about 0.1 kilometers from the start. Along the way, hikers will find various amenities such as benches, information points, a restaurant called Allmendalp, and a pub named Crystal.

As you hike further, you'll come across the beautiful Ryharts information point around 2.14 kilometers into the trail. This spot provides interesting insights into the area's history and features. Additionally, there are several benches and information points scattered throughout the route where you can take a break and learn more about the surroundings.

The trail gradually ascends, and at about 6.34 kilometers from the start, you'll reach the peak of First. This is a great spot to rest and enjoy panoramic views before making your way back. Along the trail, there are also drinking water points, ensuring you stay hydrated during your challenging journey.

It's essential to bring an ample water supply, snacks, and proper hiking gear for this demanding hike. Check the weather forecast before embarking on this adventure and be prepared for steep ascents and descents. Whether you're an experienced hiker looking for a challenge or a nature enthusiast seeking breathtaking views, this hike to First is sure to leave a lasting impression.

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