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/ Nordic Walking SportPhoto: Glacier 3000, Glacier 3000
Nordic Walking Sport
moderate
6.9 km
2:45 h
541 m
541 m
Athletic and well-trained Nordic walkers will choose the more challenging of the two Nordic walking routes in the Oldental. The marked route starts and ends by Oldenegg. It is easy to walk on, offers a spectacular panorama and is a varying trail for Nordic walking professionals that takes just under three hours to complete.
Author
Glacier 3000
Updated: January 18, 2016
Difficulty
moderate
Technique
Stamina
Experience
Landscape
Highest point
2288 m
Lowest point
1840 m
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Start
Oldenegg (1’835 m) (1924 m)
Coordinates:
DD
46.351621, 7.238036
DMS
46°21'05.8"N 7°14'16.9"E
UTM
32T 364434 5134624
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Destination
Oldenegg (1’835 m)
Note
all notes on protected areas
Public transport
The are two main routes to get to Les Diablerets or Gstaad, from which the Postauto departs to Reusch on a regular basis. The route from Geneva via Lausanne, Montreux and Aigle takes you to Les Diablerets. The route from Zurich via Bern, Spiez, Zweisimmen takes you to Gstaad.Getting there
Glacier 3000 is easily reached by car from the Lake Thun (Spiez), Lake Geneva (Aigle) and Gruyère (Bulle) areas.Parking
You will find a large lot with free parking next to the Reusch cable car station, located directly on the mountain pass road between Gstaad and Les Diablerets.Coordinates
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46.351621, 7.238036
DMS
46°21'05.8"N 7°14'16.9"E
UTM
32T 364434 5134624
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Arrival by train, car, foot or bike
Difficulty
moderate
Distance
6.9 km
Duration
2:45h
Ascent
541 m
Descent
541 m
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