Schrattenfluh
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The approximately 6 km long Schrattenfluh runs - like many other mountain ranges in the Swiss Alps - in northeast-southwest direction.
The mountain range of the Schrattenfluh stands out clearly from the pre-alpine hills of the Emmental and the bowl. The northwest flank of the Schrattenfluh is steep, alternating between bands of rock and mountain pastures. To the southeast the ridge falls off relatively smoothly. There are vast, mostly barren karst where fossils are found. In the area of karst, there are caves.
The mountain range of the Schrattenfluh stands out clearly from the pre-alpine hills of the Emmental and the bowl. The northwest flank of the Schrattenfluh is steep, alternating between bands of rock and mountain pastures. To the southeast the ridge falls off relatively smoothly. There are vast, mostly barren karst where fossils are found. In the area of karst, there are caves.
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Coordinates: 46°50'6"N 7°58'35"E
- Hogant 9 km
- Sigriswiler Rothorn 19 km
- Niederhorn 21 km
- Kleine Scheidegg 24 km
- Wetterhorngruppe 24 km
- Terminus of Upper Grindelwaldgletscher 25 km
- Lauterbrunnen 27 km
- Bellwald 47 km
- Engstligenalp, 1941 m. 54 km
- Randa rockslide 82 km
- Hogant 7.2 km
- Schallenberg Pass 14 km
- Eriz 15 km
- Oberlangenegg 18 km
- Hospital Langnau, Oberemmental 19 km
- Bahnhof Langnau / Railway station Langnau 19 km
- Berufsschulhaus 19 km
- Zürchermatte 20 km
- Buchholterberg 22 km
- Canton Bern 24 km