Hahnenmoospass
	Height	Climbing height - length
	1950m Sign 1956m	886m - 8 km (Lenk) 600m - 9.3 km (Adelboden); 1150m - 23.5 km (Frutigen)
	Difficulty	Beauty
	East 3 (5); West 4-5 (5)	3 (5)
How to get there	The climb from the west is not possible to cycle all the way due to the steepness of the gravel stretch above Büelberg (1658m). But if you do not mind walking 2-3 km I would very much recommend going up this side from Lenk (1064m). The road up to Büelberg from Lenk is very steep, narrow and sweet, with some local traffic. The gravel road from Büelberg is a private road, but there is no one complaining if you come with your bicycle here. The road is good in it’s very steep ramps and less good when flatter, so it is only toward the end of the roughly 3 km gravel road that you can hope to bicycle. From Adelboden (1350m) and further down from Frutigen (800m) the road is fully asphalted to the top of the pass (not one inch of gravel any longer). You should go straight ahead when in doubt and you will hopefully find the right way to the pass. The road from Frutigen that bypasses Adelboden on the map below is likely all asphalted too, but I cannot confirm it. The steep part toward the end on this side is rather short.
Other comments	They have put up somewhat ridiculous warning signs for bicyclists to brake where it is steep on the higher part on the east side (but sure enough, you will have to use your brakes there!). There is a hotel/restaurant at the top. The pass is not exceptional, but it would be nice in fine weather. [CH-BE-1950b]
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