We were there this summer from June 15-29 and saw enough wildflowers to make us happy, but we knew later would have been better for more flowers. However, fewer crowds is more important to us so, except for the record heat wave in Switzerland we experienced this year (and the fact that most hotels have no A/C), those two weeks were a good choice. Have a great time!

We have been in the area only in June & July, so do not have first-hand experience in later months. We would think that it would be fine in late September/early October, but would suggest that you consult internet weather information and call hotels in the area. Most of the hiking trails in the Murren area should be no problem for inexperienced hikers.

I do not know what the weather is like at the end of April, we hiked in August. We stayed in Wengen and used the train to get to the start of the hikes. No cars are allowed in Wengen.

Its in Murren !!! Maybe a local sightseeing trip but definitely the Swiss people know about it....Hope if this would help you !!!!

If you are in Murren, there is a nice trail that leads from Murren down to Winteregg, and then Lauterbrunnen that follows the rail line. Its mostly flat and wide, and you can hike as little or as far as you want. The scenery is gorgeous even on this trail/road. If you want to get higher above Murren, take the Allmendhubel-Bahn up to Allmendhubel. From there you can take the road to go to the Blummental valley below where the flowers should still be nice. You can hike down to Murren, but the last part of the paved road is quite steep. You are in the Alps and going any trails out of Murren involve uphill. The Panorama trail might also be good. Get both Walking Trails maps from your hotel or the Murren tourist info center. Both have very good descriptions.