Located in the Bern region of Switzerland, this paragliding site offers a unique experience with a launch altitude ranging from 1829 to 1900 meters and a landing altitude between 1330 to 1400 meters. The site is known for its scenic flights and occasional soaring opportunities, though it is rarely used. The Windegg launch sites are particularly famous for acro paragliding over water, thanks to the significant altitude difference and proximity to the lake. In winter, you can take a chairlift up and launch from a higher point, while in summer, you will need to hike to find a suitable launch spot. The launch site is oriented to the north and is considered easy to use. It is situated at an altitude of 1900 meters and can be accessed via a mountain railway. The coordinates for the launch site are 8.03890318, 46.71067544. To reach the launch site, drive from Brienz to Kurhaus Axalp. From December to March, take the chairlift to Windegg and then walk for about 10 minutes to the launch site. During the rest of the year, you will need to hike from Axalp, which takes approximately 60 minutes. The launch area is a large, moderately steep meadow. Note that this is not a site suitable for Bise wind conditions. For more details, you can visit the official site of the Bern region's paragliding community.