Discovery trails

This trail is a delight for children: here, they can feed real squirrels scurrying to and fro, while entering a world of fantasy at the same time.

The Malcantone with its rolling hills and lush vegetation stretches from Lake Lugano to Monte Lena. The area is known for its chestnuts, which used to be the main produce of the area.

Avers near Splügen has a unique and well-documented Marmot Trail.

Take the hiking trail from Axalp above Brienz to the idyllic Hinterburgsee lake and watch the chips fly! From July 22 to 28, 2002, eight wood carvers will leave their shops, take their tools and work outdoors.

The Historical Rail Path follows the route of the Albula railway, a classic among alpine crossings. It affords you a close look at the many impressive constructions that keep the train on track in the ever-changing terrain.

The Lynx Trail on Betelberg Mountain leads from the Leiterli top station to the Wallegg top station (6 km, approx. 2.5 hours, for children from 7 years who like hiking).

The Marmot Trail on Betelberg Mountain leads from the Leiterli top station to the Stoss midway station (3 km, approx. 1.5 hours). Learn more about these animals along the way and discover what social, cheerful and funny creatures they are!

The Marmot Trail starts at the top station of the Schönbiel cable car. Before you set out, use the panoramic telescope to scan the surrounding alpine meadows.

The geological center at Lengenbach with its mining museum, educational trail and quarry offers a comprehensive insight into the rugged beauty of this side valley of the Goms.

Two local children, Aletscha and Aletschander, are the leading figures introducing you to the Massa Trail. On the Suonen-Kulo Trail, two children from Nepal join them, to introduce them to the traditional watering systems of their country.