Lohner mountain range, also known as the Gross Lohner, located in the Swiss canton of Bern and is composed of several peaks, nestled ridge from the north-east to south-west: Nyunihorn (2717 m. Above sea level); Hinder Lohner (2929 m. Above sea level); Mittler Lohner (3002 m. Above sea level); Forder Lohner, south-west summit (3048 m. Above sea level); Mittaghorn (2678 m. Above sea level).

Lonersky array is east of Adelboden in the valley Engshtligen and southwest of Kandersteg in the Kandertal valley. On the north side Lohner directly bordered by mountain ranges Klein Bundershpitts Lohner and being separated from their transition Bunderhrinde.

The first climber, conquering Lohner in July 1876, became K. Durrheim from Bern. In August this year, four members of the Alpine Club, also raised at Lohner, unexpectedly found at the top of the bottle with the names of mountain guides from Kandersteg - Augie and Harry, dated 1875.

Around the middle of the slope is built into the rocky wall of the hut, which can reach even those who are not behind the experience of mountain climbing.

Slopes Lohner literally strewn with stones, which greatly complicates the ascent and reach the top of the tourists get only three ridges. From Lonerskoy hut on a cliff with the help of special equipment can be reached by Mittler Lohner, but this path is available only for professionals mountaineering. A very courageous ones can try their luck on the more difficult route of the huts Lonerskoy Mittaghorn via the western ridge to the main summit.