Easy, yet still a bit adventurous: the Flüeweg Burgdorf. You begin at Burgdorf station, where you choose one of the many ways to get down to the river Emme. Once you’ve arrived, you follow the river and then cross Wynigen bridge before taking the zigzag trail up the Waldegghole to the first Flüe (crag), and with that into the Gysnauflüe nature reserve. From here, there’s a beautiful view of the town and castle of Burgdorf. The descent back into town leads through the forest and over small bridges and three more Flües on narrow paths. You will also come across a small chapel, the Bartholomäuskapelle, which used to be the lepers’ place of worship. Then back you go to Burgdorf’s old town, where cozy street cafés await the hungry hikers.