Hasliberg: Meiringen - Maegisalp
Built around a chain of mountain hamlets, Hasliberg grew into a dispersed Bernese Oberland resort municipality. It occupies a slope above the Haslital, the Aare valley leading toward Meiringen, amid alpine pasture, forest and ridgelines. Four settlements—Hohfluh, Wasserwendi, Goldern and Reuti—make up the community, preserving the pattern of an older mountain-farming landscape. Hasliberg belongs to the Meiringen–Hasliberg ski area, while the Meiringen–Reuti funicular railway links Reuti with the valley town. Its position near the Brünig Pass gives the area a settled, local character distinct from many purpose-built Alpine resorts.
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Hasliberg straddles a broad mountainside above the Aare valley in the Bernese Oberland, and that elevated position has shaped it into several settled terraces rather than a single compact centre. The municipality includes the hamlets of Hohfluh, Wasserwendi, Goldern and Reuti, spread above Meiringen on the northern side of the Alps. The Meiringen–Hasliberg cableway links Reuti with the valley town, while lifts and mountain rail facilities form part of the Meiringen-Hasliberg winter-sports area. In warmer months, marked paths connect the settlements with the high country of the Bernese Alps. Browse additional webcams from the Bernese Oberland to extend your view of the Aare valley.
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