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The best areas to stay in Eriz are typically found in the main village centre and the surrounding valley, offering easy access to the region's natural beauty.The main village of Eriz itself is a good base, particularly around the church and the local guesthouse. It's a compact area with a few local shops and eateries. The layout is quite simple, with most facilities clustered along the main road that runs through the valley. This central spot provides convenient access to local hiking trails and the PostBus service.Families will find the main village appealing due to its straightforward access to outdoor activities. There are gentle walking paths suitable for all ages, and the nearby Eriz ski lifts (though small) offer a relaxed winter sports option. Staying centrally means you're never far from local amenities.For those seeking a more secluded and tranquil experience, the scattered chalets and guesthouses higher up in the valley, towards the Justistal, are excellent. These properties often provide stunning views of the surrounding mountains and offer direct access to more challenging hiking routes.Couples looking for a peaceful retreat will appreciate the quiet and scenic locations further up the valley.

The best time to go to Eriz largely depends on whether you're seeking winter sports or summer outdoor activities.For winter sports enthusiasts, the prime time to visit is from December to March. During these months, the Eriz ski area is fully operational, offering well-maintained slopes for skiing and snowboarding, as well as picturesque trails for snowshoeing. The landscape is typically blanketed in snow, providing a beautiful backdrop for winter activities.If you prefer hiking, mountain biking, or exploring the natural beauty of the Bernese Oberland without snow, the best months are from June to September. The weather is generally warm and pleasant, ideal for accessing the extensive network of hiking trails, including the popular routes around the Zulg Valley and towards the Hohgant mountain.