A short trip with the steam-train to Brienzer Rothorn mountain

When leaving the town of Brienz, at the lake, with the steam-train we can see typical wooden houses like this one	Another typical house of Brienz, seen from the slow-mooving steam train.	While the train slowly climbs through the forest we can see the Lake of Brienz below	The train moves with a speed of between 6.8 km/h to 7.6 km/h while climbing	Another view down to lake of Brienz - looking Westbound	Looking down south we can see the town of Brienz at the lake
The steam-train needs one hour to go to the top. The windows are open - good for photography	An alpine chalet seen from the train	An alpine settlement of houses for the summer. Here are many cows grazing during the summer months	The train is climbing further up towards Brienzer Rothorn	The slopes of Brienzer Rothorn	Natural colors
Reaching 2000 meters above sea level	Climbing further - the last part of the track with the slow-moving steam-train	Reaching the top station at 2240 meters above sea level. Looking down towards Lake Brienz.	The steam engine of this mountain railway. Built in 1892	Looking down from the top of Brienzer Rothorn to the town of Brienz and its lake	Looking towards the opposite side (north) seeing the town of Sörenberg
Looking north-east from Brienzer Rothorn mountain top	Looking east from Brienzer Rothorn. The valley of Meiringen and Innertkirchen.	Looking east towards the higher moutains at the horizon	Looking down to the valley of Meiringen with its airport	Lake Brienz when looking west from the top of Brienzer Rothorn	This is the spot where I had lunch out of my back-pack
It's a joy to sit here and look down towards the distant valleys and mountains	Looking down from the peak of Brienzer Rothorn to the Lake of Brienz where we can see a passenger boat of the public transport	Looking west from the top of Brienzer Rothorn over lake Brienz towards Interlaken	Another view from the top of Brienzer Rothorn across other mountains	The town of Brienz at the shore of Lake Brienz	Another peak of the Brienzer Rothorn showing its inclined geological layers
Looking down the slope from Brienzer Rothorn peak - seeing another steam train coming up towards the mountain	Steam engine at the station at the top of the mountain at 2244 meters above sea level.	Another one of the 126 years old steam engines.	On board the steam train going downhill with a speed between 8 km/h and 9.2 km/h	The stam train going slowly down towards Brienz	Looking ahead - seeing the train track going through the green alpine area.