Pfyffe, Mountain summit in Gantrisch region, Switzerland.

Pfyffe is a mountain in the Gantrisch region situated between Guggisberg and Rüschegg at 1,666 meters elevation. The terrain is densely forested and crisscrossed by numerous hiking trails that offer different routes across its slopes.

Trail networks around Pfyffe were developed in the 20th century, establishing the summit as a key recreation area in the Bernese foothills. This systematic infrastructure expansion greatly supported the region's mountain access and activity options.

The name Pfyffe refers to the peak at 1,666 m above sea level in the Gurnigel area, on Rüschegg municipal land. Since the Gantrisch Panorama Trail was built, walkers have used the viewing platform and panorama panel installed there as a rest and orientation point along the ridge route.

The Pfyffe lies on the Gantrisch Panorama Trail; a viewing platform and a panorama panel were built there as part of that trail. The small resort of Ottenleuebad (1,430 m) sits on the southern slopes, giving access from below. The summit is wooded, so the platform and panel are the main viewpoints.

The peak ranks as the twenty-fourth highest mountain among 201 elevations in the Verwaltungskreis Bern-Mittelland region, with Schüpfeflue as its nearest higher neighbor.