La Heutte railway station (German: Bahnhof La Heutte) is a railway stop in the municipality of Péry‑La Heutte, located in the canton of Bern, Switzerland. The station is owned and operated by BLS AG and lies on the standard‑gauge Bern–Neuchâtel line, which connects the cities of Bern and Neuchâtel.
Location
The station is situated in the village of La Heutte, at an elevation of approximately 570 m above sea level. It serves the local population and provides access to regional rail services.
Infrastructure
La Heutte station has a single side platform with a modest shelter for passengers. The track layout consists of a single main line without additional sidings or freight facilities.
Services
As of the latest publicly available timetable, the station is served by the following regular passenger service:
- Regio – an hourly regional train operating between Bern and Neuchâtel, with stops at intermediate stations including La Heutte. Some services may be limited to peak‑hour periods or operate on a reduced schedule on weekends and public holidays.
History
The station was opened in the early 20th century, contemporaneous with the construction of the Bern–Neuchâtel line. It has remained in operation since its inauguration, although the extent of facilities and service frequency have varied over time in response to changes in passenger demand.
Connectivity
Beyond rail, the station is accessible by local road network and is within walking distance of residential areas. Bicycle parking is available, and a small bus stop nearby provides connections to regional bus routes.
References
- BLS AG – official timetables and station information.
- Swiss Federal Office of Transport (Bundesamt für Verkehr) – railway line documentation.
Note: Information is based on publicly available railway data and official operator publications.
