The Gürbentaler Höhenwanderweg in the Gantrisch Nature Park begins in Kehrsatz and takes you up through the forest to Kühlewil. At the top, a beautiful view awaits – in clear weather, you can see all the way to the snowy peaks of the Alps. The hike continues through tranquil forests and past lush fields along Längenberg hill, from where you can see Bern’s local mountain, the Gurten. There are also plenty of other attractions on the Gürbetaler Höhenweg: At the edge of the Cholholz forest, you’ll come across the “Teufelsburde” (“devil’s rock”), a large erratic boulder which was transported there by the Aare glacier in the last Stone Age. Before people knew how the stone got there, they blamed the devil – hence the name. And you can explore the Pfaffenloch, a cave surrounded by mighty sandstone rock faces. Then you’re on the last stretch through the Mülibach ravine to the village of Mühlethurnen, where the Mülibach stream flows into the river Gürbe.