
moderate
10 hours
Moderate—able to manage several staircases and short hikes over uneven ground
Spend a day where the Alps demand your attention: a private tour to Harder Kulm, a dramatic glacier gorge and the shopping terraces of Interlaken. Expect funicular climbs, cliff-hugging boardwalks and plenty of photo stops.
A morning in the Bernese Oberland begins with a highway cut loose into mountain—green pastures falling away as the driver threads a route toward Interlaken. The private Mercedes eases into town and the peaks close in: Eiger, Mönch and Jungfrau loom like patient giants. On this full-day private tour, the scenery is the local raconteur—hard-edged limestone ridges, glaciers that once carved the valleys, and waterfalls that seem to dare you to stand beneath their spray.

Boardwalks and gorge staircases can be wet and uneven—sturdy hiking shoes reduce slip risk.
Temperatures can drop sharply at Harder Kulm; pack a light insulating layer and a windproof shell.
Most terraces and small shops accept cards but some artisan stalls prefer cash—CHF 20–50 is handy.
Parts of the gorge and some viewpoints involve steps; inform the operator at booking to adjust the itinerary.
Interlaken’s tourism grew in the 19th century as British and European travelers arrived; the funicular and hotels were built to showcase the peaks and valley views.
The Bernese Oberland manages foot traffic with designated trails and boardwalks to protect sensitive rock faces and river corridors; stay on paths and avoid picking alpine plants.
Grip and ankle support for wet boardwalks and rocky trails.
Keeps you warm on the funicular terrace and in alpine breezes.
spring specific
Rain and spray in the gorge can come unexpectedly—pack a lightweight shell.
summer specific
Carry essentials for the day: water, sunscreen, camera and a small first-aid kit.