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kanderactive summer 2018 www.kisc.ch | 3 welcome Information About Us 4 Contact Us 5 Stay at KISC 6 Booking Conditions 8 KISC - The World Scout Centre Catering Options 9 Travel Information 11 Lord Baden-Powell believed the best way to achieve Programme Information 12 happiness was to bring happiness to others. He also believed that by exploring nature, working in the patrol Be Prepared 14 system and learning by doing, young people would Awards & Badges 16 be able to develop themselves and become active citizens of the World. KISC is B-P’s dream come to life. We live true to his beliefs and, through our International Friendship programme, we encourage Scouts to develop and be Weekly activities 18 agents of peace and positive change throughout the Int. Friendship activities 22 World. Welcome to the World Scout Centre! Int. Friendship Self-Guided activities 23 Felipe Marqueis (BR) Director Eco Activities Legend Eco Guided activities 24 Eco Self-Guided activities 26 Age limit Group size High Adventure Activity duration Guided hikes 28 Price Climbing activities 31 Snow & Ice activities 32 Child price (15 and under) KISC mountain huts 35 Adult price (16 and over) Local mountain huts 36 Departing from KISC Challenge activities 39 Water activities 40 Arrival back at KISC More adventures 42 Day of the Week Externally Provided Activity Discover Switzerland Difficulty Easy Day Trips 45 Local activities 46 Medium Discover Switzerland 48 Hard Regional Transport Tickets 49 Scout Section Cubs KanderActive Summer 2018 – Credits Recommendation Production: Oscar Holmsten, Andrew Pridding, Javier Paniagua Petisco. Scouts Cover photo: Vero Photos: KISC collection, BLS AG, AFA AG, Alpinschule Adelboden, Jungfraubahnen AG Explorers Design: Ric Perez, Álvaro Sanmartí Printer: Flyerline Schweiz AG / Printed in Switzerland on recycled paper. Rovers Please note: All information in this booklet was correct at the time of print (January 2018). All prices include VAT and are subject to change without prior notice. 4 | kanderactive2018 www.kisc.ch | 5 about contact us us Kandersteg International Scout Centre is the World Website – www.kisc.ch Scout Centre of the World Organisation of the Scout Movement. Following the success of the rst ever Our website contains complete information about Jamboree held in London during 1920, Lord Baden- the Centre and has many useful tools to help you Powell expressed his wish of a Permanent Mini- plan your visit here. Check out the photos to see Jamboree where Scouts from all over the world our various accommodation layouts, download full could meet. We opened our doors in 1923 and have descriptions of over 25 different hiking routes, watch been bringing Scouts and Guides together ever videos of the water activities in Interlaken or check since. Many changes have happened since, and out what the staff have been getting up to. today we welcome over 12,000 Scouts and Guides It also contains our online booking form - this is from more than 45 countries every year. The busy how you book your stay with us. The website has summertime lls our campsite with more than 1,700 more information on catering, accommodation and Scouts, which highlights our focus of International activities. You can also find out how to become a Friendship. member of Staff, details of upcoming events and all the latest news from the Centre. We are situated in the Bernese Oberland, one of KISC is run by a volunteer staff team of Scouts the most spectacular regions of the Swiss Alps. and Guides from around the world and is made Contact Hours This makes KISC the perfect base for activities up of people working from three months to several such as hiking, rock climbing and mountaineering. years. All of the Staff speak English – the working Our Reception is the main point of contact for We are centrally located in Switzerland and easily language of the Centre, although many other making a booking, or for asking questions about reachable from many destinations. languages are spoken by different Staff members. an existing booking. The Programme team also Our Staff are known as the Pinkies, due to the work in Reception, so please contact us if you have Contact us bright pink t-shirts they wear. any questions about activities. We can be reached in person, on the phone, or on Skype during the Kandersteg International Scout Centre KISC is here for you and we ask Baden-Powell asked us to leave the world a following times; if you have a lot to discuss, please Wagetiweg 7, CH-3718, Kandersteg the following to help us run it: little better than we found it, and caring for the call earlier in the day: Switzerland environment is one of our central themes. We are Tel: +41 33 675 82 82 • Follow your Scout Law and Promise. a founding member of the SCENES (Scout Centres Fax: +41 33 675 82 89 • Respect other groups and our Staff. of Excellence for Nature and the Environment) 08:15* – 12:00 Email: [email protected] Monday – Saturday • Help Staff by cleaning up after yourself. network (see page 25 for more details). Skype: kisc-reception 14:00 – 18:00* • Leave your room or campsite clean and tidy. The purpose of Scouting is to develop young people Sunday 09:15* – 12:00 • Positively represent Scouting, your to help them build a better world, and to allow them Get all the latest news from KISC! 14:00 – 18:00* country and KISC whilst travelling in to play a constructive role in society. At KISC we Twitter: @KISC Switzerland. provide a challenging programme of activities, *In high season, from early July to late August, Reception is Instagram: @kiscagram • To recycle and to reduce the with the aim of developing young people socially, open every day from 08.00-12.00 and 13.00-20.00. Facebook: fb.me/kandersteg environmental impact of your stay. physically, intellectually, emotionally and spiritually. More information can be found at www.kisc.ch/ During high season, the Chalet Shop is open daily, programme along with the Campsite Ofce. You will be notied of these opening hours when you arrive. Dairy, Cheese Specialities, Homemade products, Gifts, Delivery 3718 Kandersteg // Phone 033 675 12 59 6 | kanderactive2018 www.kisc.ch | 7 To encourage Scouts from around the world to visit KISC, we offer stay at discounts of up to 75% off the cost of overnights, according to the WOSM fee structure. Contact Reception to kisc see if you are eligible! As the World Scout Centre we have all the Kander-Lodge facilities you need to make yourself at home, and to run the perfect Scout camp. From camping, Our most modern accommodation block, this to twin rooms, to self contained group houses, consists of 18 twin bedrooms, with a bathroom we have accommodation to suit all budgets shared between 2 rooms. There is also one twin and group sizes. KISC facilities open to all of bedroom and one 6 bed room, each with a private our guests include a souvenir shop, a guest bathroom. Full bedding is included. Facilities include laundry and drying rooms, a multi-faith chapel, a kitchen, lounge and free Wi-Fi. Perfect for families, The Campsite football and volleyball pitches, campsite shelters conferences, seminars and groups looking for a and campfire circles of different sizes. To get higher quality of accommodation. Our campsite can accommodate up to 1,200 a avour of the different options check out the people on more than 55 sites of different sizes. pictures on our website. The Tower All sites have drinking water taps nearby and Campsite Rental Equipment there are toilet and shower blocks with limited Tables and benches CHF 5.- per set, per day The Old Chalet This group house has a large hall perfect for running hot water throughout the campsite. We aim to activities or dining. The Tower is actually 2 buildings give each group their own site, but in high season Firewood * CHF 6.- per barrel The original KISC building dates back to 1906, on our Campsite and can accommodate 57 people. groups may need to share. The Campsite has Propane gas * CHF 6.- per kilogram although it has had many renovations since! The Old The Tower has 9 beds, a fully equipped kitchen and several covered re shelters, a sports eld, small Butane gas * CHF16.- per kilogram Chalet has 180 beds spread over 23 rooms. Room the large hall. Next door, the Bunkhouse has 48 beds and large campre circles, fridge rooms, drying Tent rental CHF 5.- per person, per day sizes are from 3 to 22 beds; most rooms have bunk in 4 rooms and 2 bathrooms. The Tower is perfect rooms and recycling centres. No vehicles are Campsite cooking set CHF 6.- per set, per day beds, tables and chairs and some storage space. for larger groups who would like privacy while also allowed on the Campsite but we have post carts Kitchen tent CHF 20.- per day Full bedding is provided. The Chalet’s facilities being close to the Campsite. This facility is ideal for a to help you transport your equipment. Please Gas stove CHF 3.- per day include several meeting and common rooms, central weekend celebration or special event. note that full campsite services are only available Pioneering poles Free - limited availability heating, modern showers and toilets, and free Wi- from mid June to early September. Outside these Fi. Several of the rooms are suitable for disabled The Sunneblick dates, some facilities will not be open. Email guests. reception for details. Renovated in 2015, The Sunneblick is a traditional The New Chalet group house close to the Chalet. It sleeps 47 people Did you know...? in 10 bedrooms (3 twin bunk rooms, 3 four bedded Connected to the Old Chalet, this building has 9 rooms, and the rest in larger dorms).
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    Current as of: July 25, 2019 - 14:21 Valid for departures: From January 1, 2017 to December 31, 2019 Self-Guided Walking in Kandersteg Trip Notes Ways to Travel: Self-Guided 6 Days Land only Trip Code: Destinations: Switzerland Min age: 8 Moderate Programmes: Walking & Trekking W05AF Trip Overview Kandersteg is in the heart of the Bernese Oberland, where the great arc of the Alps culminates in some of its highest and most spectacular peaks. This area epitomises the 'chocolate-box' Alps: lush green meadows bright with wildflowers, against a backdrop of rugged, wild mountains, topped with glistening glaciers. At a Glance 5 nights at Hotel Alfa Soleil 4 days walking; averaging 5 hours per day Altitude maximum 2322m, average 1100m Countries visited: Switzerland Trip Highlights Breathtaking natural beauty: snow-capped peaks, emerald-green slopes, amazing turquoise lakes, meadows thick with flowers A walker's paradise with thousands of kms of well-marked trails, stunning Alpine flowers, rare birds of prey Friendly, family-run hotel with heated indoor pool, sauna and excellent cuisine Based on our popular 7 night, Classic Swiss Alps Walk Is This Trip for You? Activity Level: 3 (moderate) Average daily distance: 15km (9.3 miles), 5hrs. No. of days walking: 4 Terrain and route: good (though sometimes narrow) paths with occasional steep climbs This is a self-guided tour, as such there will be no group or tour leader and you are free to complete the walks at your own pace and in whichever order you choose. Please bear in mind that although this is a self-guided holiday, the atmosphere in the hotel tends to be quite social and they will sometimes seat guests together at breakfast and dinner.
  • The Swiss Glaciers 2011/12 and 2012/13

    The Swiss Glaciers 2011/12 and 2012/13

    Research Collection Report The Swiss Glaciers 2011/12 and 2012/13 Author(s): Bauder, Andreas; Fischer, Mauro; Funk, Martin; Huss, Matthias; Kappenberger, Giovanni Publication Date: 2016 Permanent Link: https://doi.org/10.3929/ethz-b-000188718 Originally published in: The Swiss Glaciers. Glaciological Report 133/134, http://doi.org/10.18752/glrep_133-134 Rights / License: Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International This page was generated automatically upon download from the ETH Zurich Research Collection. For more information please consult the Terms of use. ETH Library The Swiss Glacie rs 2011/12 and 2012/13 Glaciological Report (Glacier) No. 133/134 2016 The Swiss Glaciers 2011/2012 and 2012/2013 Glaciological Report No. 133/134 Edited by Andreas Bauder1 With contributions from Andreas Bauder1, Mauro Fischer2, Martin Funk1, Matthias Huss1,2, Giovanni Kappenberger3 1 Laboratory of Hydraulics, Hydrology and Glaciology (VAW), ETH Zurich 2 Department of Geosciences, University of Fribourg 3 6654 Cavigliano 2016 Publication of the Cryospheric Commission (EKK) of the Swiss Academy of Sciences (SCNAT) c/o Laboratory of Hydraulics, Hydrology and Glaciology (VAW) at the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology Zurich (ETH Zurich) H¨onggerbergring 26, CH-8093 Z¨urich, Switzerland http://glaciology.ethz.ch/swiss-glaciers/ c Cryospheric Commission (EKK) 2016 DOI: http://doi.org/10.18752/glrep 133-134 ISSN 1424-2222 Imprint of author contributions: Andreas Bauder : Chapt. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, App. A, B, C Mauro Fischer : Chapt. 4 Martin Funk : Chapt. 1, 4 Matthias Huss : Chapt. 2, 4 Giovanni Kappenberger : Chapt. 4 Ebnoether Joos AG print and publishing Sihltalstrasse 82 Postfach 134 CH-8135 Langnau am Albis Switzerland Cover Page: Vadret da Pal¨u(Gilbert Berchier, 25.9.2013) Summary During the 133rd and 134th year under review by the Cryospheric Commission, Swiss glaciers continued to lose both length and mass.
  • The Haslital!

    The Haslital!

    Dear Guests We are very happy to welcome you as our summer guests - welcome to the Haslital! In our guest binder you will find interesting tips, programs, and activities for spring, summer and autumn, which will make your stay in our varied mountain and water world a special experience. Families dive into the dwarf world of the Haslital on the Muggestutz paths. On the sunny terrace of the Hasliberg, hiking enthusiasts will find various touring and hiking routes in the different side valleys of the Haslital. Active mountaineers and climbing freaks ascend to our SAC huts and legendary cliffs. There are varied routes available for cyclists and mountain bikers. And all those who take it easy, can ride comfortably with the cable cars to our peaks and enjoy the unique panoramic view. Do not miss the attractive events around customs, culture, and sports. Do you know that the Haslital lies on the main watershed of Europe? Bubbling mountain streams, silent mountain lakes, mighty glaciers, fierce waterfalls, and the purest springs are constant companions on your discoveries. We are all enthusiastically committed to bringing you closer to our alpine, pristine, and beautiful landscape with its diverse activities. We are happy to be there for you for a personal consultation. We wish you a memorable stay Your Haslital Tourism Team 1 Tourist Card Haslital ............................................................................................................................................. 5 Events Summer 2020 ..........................................................................................................................................