Stockhorn Mountain

Immerse yourself in the beauty of Stockhorn Mountain. Enjoy stunning vistas, hiking trails, and serene alpine landscapes. Elevate your experience with a helicopter tour from Bern-Belp Airport. Book your tickets to this visual treat with free cancelation

Helicopter taking off from Bern-Belp Airport with Stockhorn Mountain in the background.

Helicopter cockpit view over Stockhorn Mountain near Bern-Belp Airport.

Aerial view of Thun with church tower, river, and Alps in the background.

Castle Oberhofen on Lake Thun with surrounding village and mountains.

Helicopter flying over Stockhorn Mountain with view of lake and landscape from Bern-Belp Airport.

Aerial view of Stockhorn Mountain during helicopter tour from Bern-Belp Airport.

Aerial view of Stockhorn Mountain with Lake Thun in the background during a helicopter tour from Bern-Belp Airport.

Red helicopter on tarmac at Bern-Belp Airport with Stockhorn Mountain in background.

Helicopter Tour over Stockhorn Mountain from Bern-Belp Airport

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Be mesmerized by the splendor of Stockhorn Mountain on a 26-min helicopter ride through one of Switzerland’s most picturesque landscapes.
Admire the spectacular Spiez and Oberhofen castles, the glistening Lake Thun, and mountains of Eiger, Monch, and Jungfrau from this vantage point!
Discover the region’s distinct history and find out fascinating tidbits about its most famous landmarks from your pilot during the ride.
Did you know? Lake Thun was used as a dumping ground for around 3,000 to 9,020 tons of munitions during the period following World War II up until 1964.

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Be mesmerized by the splendor of Stockhorn Mountain on a 26-min helicopter ride through one of Switzerland’s most picturesque landscapes.
Admire the spectacular Spiez and Oberhofen castles, the glistening Lake Thun, and mountains of Eiger, Monch, and Jungfrau from this vantage point!
Discover the region’s distinct history and find out fascinating tidbits about its most famous landmarks from your pilot during the ride.
Did you know? Lake Thun was used as a dumping ground for around 3,000 to 9,020 tons of munitions during the period following World War II up until 1964.

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CHF 831