Ticket Trottiland Adelboden at VogellisiBerg

The thrilling adventure at the world’s largest scooter park kicks off when you pick up your scooter at one of the collection points. Now all that's left is to choose which of the 7 routes, covering a total of 45 kilometres, you want to ride down the valley first.

Don’t worry, there’s something for everyone—both beginners and pros will have a blast. Along the way, enjoy the diverse landscape, the wind in your hair, and the stunning mountain views of the Bernese Oberland.

Once you reach the bottom, buses and trains await to take you to the next starting point, ensuring smooth transitions even off the main descent routes.

This way, you can explore several trails in one day without having to worry about transport logistics. We recommend finishing your last ride at a central location to drop off your scooter. That way, after hours packed with adrenaline and adventure, you can either discover Adelboden on foot at your own pace or kick back and relax.

From Sillerenbühl, three scooter trails start:

• The "Curve Cult" route leads from Sillerenbühl to Bergläger (5 km, 500 m elevation, moderate).
• The "Mile Eater" route goes from Sillerenbühl via Aebi, Stiegelschwand and the village to Oey (15 km, 750 m elevation, difficult).
• The "Summit Thriller" route runs from Sillerenbühl across the turning area to Geils (3 km, 100 m elevation, moderate).

• The "Kurvenkult" route from Sillerenbühl to Bergläger and the "Quellensprint" tour from Bergläger to Oey cover a total distance of 13 km.
• Take the "Meilenfresser" tour from Sillerenbühl only up to Aebi, then switch to the "Talbodenrocker" route to Adelboden village.

• Valley floor rocker: Aebi – Gilbach – Rehärti – Village: 5 km, 100 metres altitude difference, easy
• Spring source sprint: Mountain camp – Gilbach – Rehärti – Oey: 8 km, 200 metres altitude difference, easy
• Curve cult: Sillerenbühl – Mountain camp: 5 km, 500 metres altitude difference, moderate
• Summit thriller: Sillerenbühl – Turning area – Geils: 3 km, 100 metres altitude difference, moderate
• Pass rally: Hahnenmoos – Geils: 3 km, 250 metres altitude difference, moderate
• Panorama ride: Geils – Mountain camp: 6 km, 250 metres altitude difference, moderate
• Mile eater: Sillerenbühl – Aebi – Stiegelschwand – Village – Oey: 15 km, 750 metres altitude difference, difficult

• Starting from Bergläger, the scooter route "Quellensprint" takes you from Bergläger through Gilbach and Rehärti all the way to Oey. It’s about 8 km long, with an elevation gain of 200 meters, and is considered easy.
• From Geils, the scooter route "Panorama Ride" begins. This route goes from Geils to Bergläger, covers 6 km, climbs 250 meters, and is classified as moderately difficult.
• The "Valley Floor Rocker" route starts in Aebi and passes through Gilbach and Rehärti to Dorf. It’s 5 km in length, has 100 meters of elevation gain, and is rated easy.
• The "Pass Rally" route starts at Hahnenmoos and leads to Geils. It’s 3 km long, climbs 250 meters, and is also considered moderately difficult.

You can reach the starting point Bergläger by taking the Sillerenbahn from Adelboden. From Bergläger, a bus takes you to Geils, and from Geils, a combined railway gets you to Hahnenmoos.

You can pick up a scooter at the following collection points:

• Sillerenbühl (top station)
• Bergläger (mid station)
• Hahnenmoos (top station)
• Geils (valley station)

You can return your scooter here:

• Geils (valley station)
• Bergläger (middle station)
• At the village cable car (Adelboden)
• Oey (valley station Sillerenbahn)

• I never ride without a helmet.
• I always keep both hands on the handlebars.
• I always give way to pedestrians.
• I don’t race.
• Only one person per scooter (max. 100 kg).
• I always expect oncoming traffic and can stop within half the visible distance.
• I obey all traffic signals.
• I take care of my scooter and helmet and return them properly at one of the collection points.
• I bring additional protective gear like knee, elbow, or wrist guards myself.
• I have personal accident insurance and acknowledge that Bergbahnen Adelboden-Lenk AG disclaims all liability.