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We walked from Biel to the zoo through the gorges and the view was absolutely stunning. A very cool and refreshing activity in the midst of summer. Like another reviewer said: if u come by car you have to navigate to Hermann-Lienhard-Strasse 47 in Biel. There’s a free underground parking nearby from the Migros supermarket at Schlösslistrasse 7 where you can buy some drinks before going for the hike! …
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Date of experience: August 2020
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Absolute must-see attraction if you’re in the region. We came by car, parked at the tierpark zoo, free parking, and went through the tierpark to arrive at stairs (100 or so) that take you down to the Taubenloch gorges. I had read that this walk was accessible with a pram. Clearly not if you’re coming from the tierpark but there seems to be another pathway when you get to the bottom which probably comes from the ‘city’. Once you are at the bottom, you cross the gorges via a bridge and then it’s a 40 minute beautiful little walk along the gorges to get to Frinvillier. There you can enjoy lunch at the delicious Restaurant des gorges (check out my review for the restaurant on their page). Or take the bus back to Biel. …
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Date of experience: June 2020
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It is a wonderful easy walk to do.You can go with children and dogs but being very careful.The landscape it is amazing.There is a firecamp at almost the end of the walk with a place to stop and have some food.There is a restaurant at the end of the path.You can also connect this walk with the Zoo of Biel and see the animals.I highly recommend it.…
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Date of experience: January 2020
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Definitely worth a morning or afternoon walk along the gorge, absolutely beautiful with the autumn colours. Stunning.
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Date of experience: September 2019
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My wife did the research on this walk from Biel and convinced me to do it, given that it was two to three hours, and was to be through the vineyards. We ended up on the vanicular to the top and commenced our walk in the forest. The vineyards didn’t eventuate till the end but what an amazing journey we had. Forest trails, green grassy fields, cows, goats & squirrels. But the best was the last 40 -50 minutes through the Twannbachschlucht section. Limestone gorges, waterfalls & rocky outcrops. Fantastic day ended with a boat ride back to Biel. …
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Date of experience: September 2019
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