Caves and grottos

Hell-Grottoes is the name of a group of very interesting limestone caves near Baar.

The cave system, formerly the supposed abode of a dragon, is now easily accessible. Visitors can easily enter the caves and admire such special things as the Reflecting Grotto, where stalactites are reflected in the placid pool of water that fills the cave. Or see the "Koh-i-noor", a mighty stalactite, at least 40,000 years old, or the subterranean water fall.

The Bettmeralp Trains welcome you in the Bettmerhorn's world of ice from mid-June to mid-October.

On a visit to this fascinating subterranean salt mine you can discover the varied and spectacular techniques used to extract “white gold” from 1684 to the present day.

The hidden underground mills at Col-des-Roches were established 400 years ago and are unique in Europe, a testament to man's ingenuity and courage.

Round and round it goes, the "Rotair" revolving aerial cable car, which brings visitors from midstation Stand to the Klein Titlis (3,020 m.a.s.l.).

From an altitude of 3,454 meters one can observe the most spectacular peaks of the Bernese Oberland, as well as glaciers as far as the eye can see.

What could be more exciting than a ride through a mining tunnel on a Saturday with Mom and Dad?

Switzerland doesn't get more diverse than in the Muotathal - explore the Hölloch caves, then hike through the natural forest.

The Réclère Grottos were discovered in 1886 and immediately made such an impression on the first visitors that the caves were being used as a tourist attraction from 1890!