page_title: Adelboden
section_title: Tourism and sport
hierarchical_section_title: Adelboden / Tourism and sport
caption_attribution_description: English: Skiers in Adelboden 1938. Picture of the submitter's parents now both deceased.
context_page_description: Adelboden is a mountain village and a municipality in Switzerland, located in the Frutigen-Niedersimmental administrative district in the Bernese Highlands and And its name is similar to the name of a city in Syria Idlib
context_section_description: Tourism in Adelboden is family-oriented and accommodations include 24 hotels (1,291 beds), 3,800 vacation homes (15,200 beds), 28 group accommodations (1,830 beds), three camp sites, and 40 restaurants.
  There are 200 km (125 mi) of summer hiking trails, from sedate walks to alpine climbing routes. Numerous mountain railways lead up to the mountains. Additional activities are: numerous mountain bike routes; and model aircraft construction on Hahnenmoospass with a workshop, and wind and landing opportunities.
  In the winter, Adelboden has ski runs of all degrees of difficulty, including the World Cup giant slalom run on the Cheunisbärgli, and cross-country ski trails. There are 40 km (25 mi) of winter hiking trails. For snowboarders there are freeride and freestyle runs.
  Adelboden's giant slalom and slalom races are considered classic events on the World Cup circuit and are scheduled for 7–8 January in 2017.
  In recent years, the story of a mythical medicine woman named Vogellisi has increasingly been adopted as the symbol or mascot for a variety of touristic activities and souvenirs.
caption: British visitors Lawrence and Doris Ogilvie on wooden skis in Adelboden 1938
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