WIN a mini break to Switzerland and kit from Mammut

Accommodation, flights & rail passes included as well as a Mammut goody bag worth £650!

Fancy a getaway to the Bernese Oberland in the Swiss Alps?

We’ve teamed up with the Jungfrau Region, Interlaken and Switzerland Tourism to give away a mini-break for two people.

Breathtaking views, magnificent mountains, unspoilt nature, glistening lakes and genuine hospitality – the best of Switzerland! The Bernese Oberland region is well worth a visit at any time of year.

Picturesque landscapes surrounded by countless mountain peaks, more than 800 lakes, world-class events and great experiences, pleasurable moments and feelings of happiness, living traditions and visible customs: the Bernese Oberland is one of Switzerland's most diverse regions.

Winter

As the birthplace of skiing, the Bernese Oberland is not just the venue for the most spectacular World Cup races in Switzerland; underneath the peaks of the Eiger, Mönch and Jungfrau – is ideal terrain for piste skiing, telemarking, snowboarding and ski cross. The region offers 350 kilometres of cross-country skiing trails, 200 kilometres of winter hiking and snowshoe trails as well as plenty of touring opportunities and further opportunities for all manner of winter-related activities, e.g., ice-climbing and winter trail running.

Summer

Experience the impressive and unique views of the Bernese Oberland mountain range including from the vantage point of the Jungfraujoch – Top of Europe or on a must do hike in the Jungfrau Region. The crystal-clear waters of Lake Thun or Lake Brienz are perfect for a refreshing dip and are a paradise for water sports with a view. Be inspired by the authentic Alpine atmosphere and enjoy unforgettable moments at the traditional folk festivals.

Mammut

Today’s world-renowned Mammut Sports Group AG has its roots in a small family ropemaking business founded in Switzerland in 1862. In the 160 years since, Mammut has expanded to become an expert in ropes, climbing harnesses, sleeping bags, clothing, shoes and gear for mountain and outdoor sports. It is now a global company with around 800 employees, which operates in around 40 countries.

Since 2002, Mammut has been one of the first outdoor companies to commit to achieving more sustainability in the outdoor sector.

As a signatory to the UN Fashion Industry Charter for Climate Action, Mammut has undertaken a commitment to cut CO2 emissions by 30% by 2030. By 2050 at the latest, production should be entirely emission-free – (net zero).

Emblematic of Mammut’s commitment to sustainability is their Together for Glaciers movement. Under the hashtag #TogetherForGlaciers, impressions of disappearing glaciers can be shared among social networks. Doing so should raise awareness around this issue and motivate people to do things in a more environmentally friendly way.

The Prize

The lucky winner of this competition will receive a mini break for two (four overnights in total) in the stunning Bernese Oberland (Jungfrau Region & Interlaken), including flights with Swiss International Airlines and SBB rail passes. The prize is a voucher which is redeemable on request (minimum 2 weeks’ notice is required in advance of planned travel date and is subject to availability).

You will spend two nights in Interlaken in a 3* property on a bed & breakfast basis. The winner will also receive a voucher for an activity (summer or winter) provided by Outdoor Interlaken.

The winner will also receive a two-night stay in the Jungfrau Region, again in a 3* property on a bed & breakfast basis (exact destination of Mürren, Wengen or Grindelwald to be confirmed) and a voucher for an outdoor activity (summer or winter) provided by Jungfrau Railways.

In addition, the lucky winner will also receive a goody bag courtesy of our friends at Mammut worth £650, including:

  • Mammut Nirvana backpack
  • Mammut avalanche safety pack, i.e., Barryvox S Package
  • Mammut beanie

For your chance to win, simply enter using the form below. Good luck!

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