Blausee Day Pass | Switzerland
- Explore the vibrant, crystal-clear blue waters of Lake Blausee set inside a car-free 20-hectare nature park.
- Stroll along peaceful forest trails surrounded by moss-covered boulders, gnarled trees, and alpine scenery.
- Visit the on-site organic trout farm and learn about local aquatic life in the Bernese Oberland.
- Make use of family-friendly amenities, including woodland playgrounds and dedicated barbecue spots with provided firewood.
Package Options
Attraction Tickets
| Ticket type | E-ticket (direct entry), Reserve on your own |
| Attraction type | Ecology & conservation, Family parks |
| Natural scenery | Lakes, Forests |
| Tour types | None |
| Additional service & facility | Barrier free |
| Transport convenience | Near bus stop |
Product Info
— What to Expect —
Immerse yourself in one of Switzerland's most breathtaking natural landscapes with the Blausee Day Pass. Located in Kandergrund in the Bernese Oberland, Blausee Nature Park surrounds a famous mountain lake known for its vivid, crystal-clear blue waters. A short walk through the car-free park brings you to a peaceful alpine setting filled with mossy rock formations, ancient trees, and dramatic mountain scenery.
Your day pass gives you access to all of the park's outdoor attractions and amenities. You can wander along well-maintained walking paths like the Gorge Trail or Bridge Trail, take a self-guided tour of the on-site organic trout farm, and relax by the water. For families, the park features a spacious children's adventure playground alongside dedicated picnic and barbecue areas stocked with complimentary firewood.
Fed by subterranean springs, Lake Blausee maintains a steady temperature year-round and never freezes over completely, making it a wonderful destination in any season. Located conveniently near Frutigen and Kandersteg, the park is easily accessible by public transport or car. Secure your admission ticket to experience the magic of the Blue Lake at your own pace.
Purchase Notice
- Table reservation recommended
- Arrival: public transport recommended
Meeting Point
Location Name: Blausee 222, 3717 Kandergrund (Blausee-Mitholz)
Address: Hotel, Blausee 222, 3717 Kandergrund, SchweizCancellation Policy
- Cancellations 2 day(s) (inclusive) before the selected date are allowed. Unused orders can be canceled for free
- Cancellation is not allowed between 0–1 days from the selected date. Orders cannot be canceled or modified, and refunds will not be granted.
- Due to time zone differences, the confirmed cancellation date is based on the supplier’s local time. Please allow 2–5 business days to process your cancellation request, after which the cancellation fee will be charged according to the product’s cancellation policy. Once your refund request is confirmed, KKday will initiate the refund to your original payment method within 15 days. The actual refund timing depends on your card-issuing bank’s policy.
FAQ
1. What makes visiting Blausee Nature Park a unique experience for travelers?
Blausee offers a unique natural spectacle with its vibrant, crystal-clear blue waters nestled within a car-free 20-hectare nature park. Visitors can enjoy peaceful forest trails surrounded by moss-covered boulders and alpine scenery. The park also features an organic trout farm, providing insight into local aquatic life, and diverse family-friendly amenities like playgrounds and barbecue spots.
2. What are the recommended transportation options for reaching Blausee Nature Park in Switzerland?
Blausee is accessible by public transport and car. From Frutigen train station, you can take bus 230 towards Kandersteg, getting off at the "Blausee" stop. If driving, there's a paid parking area near the entrance. From the parking, it's a short, pleasant walk into the car-free nature park.
3. Is there an entry fee required to access the Blausee Nature Park?
Yes, there is an entry fee to access Blausee Nature Park. The Blausee Day Pass grants you admission to explore the car-free nature trails, visit the organic trout farm, and utilize the family picnic areas and playgrounds. This pass provides full access to the park's natural and recreational offerings for a day.
4. Are visitors permitted to swim in Lake Blausee?
While Lake Blausee is renowned for its crystal-clear blue waters, swimming is generally not permitted. This restriction helps preserve its pristine natural environment and protects the organic trout farm located within the lake. Visitors can instead enjoy its beauty from the shore, during boat rides, or by exploring the surrounding trails.
5. What family-friendly amenities and activities are available at Blausee Nature Park?
Blausee Nature Park offers several family-friendly amenities, including woodland playgrounds designed for children. Additionally, there are dedicated barbecue spots available with provided firewood, perfect for family picnics. These areas allow visitors to relax and enjoy the beautiful natural surroundings together, making it an ideal destination for families.
6. Can a Swiss Travel Pass or other regional passes be used for entry to Blausee?
The Blausee Day Pass is typically purchased separately for park entry. While a Swiss Travel Pass provides benefits primarily for public transportation across Switzerland, it generally does not include free or discounted entry to private nature parks like Blausee. It's always advisable to check current conditions, but separate admission is usually required.
7. What are the typical operating hours for Blausee Nature Park?
Blausee Nature Park generally operates year-round, but specific opening and closing times can vary by season. During peak tourist seasons, hours are often extended to accommodate more visitors. It is recommended to check the official Blausee website or current signage upon arrival for the most accurate daily operating schedule.
8. Beyond the lake, what natural attractions can be explored within the Blausee Nature Park?
Within the 20-hectare car-free Blausee Nature Park, visitors can explore serene forest trails that wind through areas of moss-covered boulders and gnarled trees, showcasing unique alpine scenery. The park design encourages leisurely strolls amidst untouched nature, offering a rich experience beyond just the famous blue lake.
