Emme-Uferweg River Hike

This popular hiking and bicycling trail along the river Emme with its beautiful and diverse surroundings is perfect for getting some fresh air and recharging your batteries on a Sunday afternoon.

  • Information
    Route SchweizMobil Route 446: Emme-Uferweg (Wanderland)
    Distance 7 km
    Hiking time 1 h 35 min
    Grade medium (for wheelchairs)
    Fitness level hard (for wheelchairs)
    Ascents 60 m
    Descents 20 m
    Accessibility barrier-free *

    * Further information

  • Please note

    Voice guidance 

    There is voice guidance on the barrier-free hiking trail for people who are blind or visually impaired. It is integrated in the IOS app “MyWay Pro”.

     

  • How to get there

    Public transport

    Travelling to the starting point by public transport is possible without barriers. Burgdorf and Hasle-Rüegsau stations have barrier-free platforms and accesses.

    Car

    Starting point and end of the route are at the train stations, where there is public parking.

  • Tipp

    The hiking trail is marked on the yellow signposts by a green logo with the words “Emme Uferweg” and the respective route number – number 446 in this case. If the barrier-free trail deviates from the usual route, it is signalled with a white signpost. Nonetheless, we recommend bringing a printout of the route just to be sure.

Follow the beautiful river Emme from Burgdorf to Hasle-Rüegsau. You will see some rough landscapes with massive rocks and gurgling water along the way. The Emme is shallow in some parts, flowing lightly over rocks and pebbles, in other places it is so deep that the water sparkles emerald green in the sun. Rest areas along the way invite you to linger and enjoy your serene green surroundings. But they are not the only sight to see; you’ll also have a wonderful view of Burgdorf Castle. Once you’re out of the forest, the trail continues along pretty fields used for farming to the end of the tour in Hasle-Rüegsau.

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