Landwasser

Landwasser is a municipality located in the canton of Bern in Switzerland. It is situated in the Bernese Highlands region, known for its picturesque alpine scenery. The village lies in the upper valley of the Landwasser river, which flows through the municipality. Landwasser is part of the administrative district of Interlaken-Oberhasli.

The economy of Landwasser has historically been influenced by agriculture and, more recently, by tourism. Its proximity to popular tourist destinations in the Bernese Alps, such as Grindelwald and Interlaken, contributes to its appeal. Hiking, skiing, and other outdoor recreational activities are common pursuits for both residents and visitors. The village itself retains a traditional alpine character with characteristic wooden houses and chalets.

Transportation links to Landwasser are primarily by road, with bus services connecting it to larger towns in the region. The nearest major railway station is in Interlaken. The community is characterized by its relatively small population and its focus on maintaining its natural environment and cultural heritage. The Landwasser river is a notable geographical feature, originating from glaciers in the surrounding mountains and contributing to the valley's landscape.