Chärwaldräuber
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On well-marked paths, you will repeatedly encounter a Chärwaldräuber who tells his own story. The path passes by diverse and colorful plant and tree species to the idyllic Gerzensee. Information boards provide various interesting details about history and customs from old times. For children, the adventure course is a highlight. At all twelve stations, you actively engage and probe the Chärwaldräuber. Whether it’s treasure hunting in the hidden treasure chest, building a tower with wooden blocks, or target throwing with pine cones. Children will thoroughly enjoy romping around in nature. A large picnic area with covered seating invites grilling and relaxing. Dry firewood is also available.
The adventure course starts at the Chabisstein, is accessible by postbus, and is located near the Paradiesli animal shelter on Kernserstrasse between Ennetmoos and Kerns.
- 1:22 h
- 5.17 km
- 29 m
- 29 m
- 564 m
- 593 m
- 29 m
- Start: Chabisstein Kernwald
- Destination: Chabisstein Kernwald
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Pavements
- Unknown (26%)Trail (74%)
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- suitableDepends on weather
Tour information
Circular trail
Familiy-Friendly
Directions & Parking facilities
- ParkingParking lot at the starting point of the themed routePublic transportationFrom Lucerne take the Zentralbahn to Sarnen or Stans. Then take the postbus to the Kernwald stop.
Additional information
Kernwald
The Kernwald forms the legendary border forest between the two half-cantons of Obwalden and Nidwalden. A prehistoric landslide from the Stanserhorn created a unique landscape in the Kernwald. The Kernwald is also mentioned in various stories and legends. Due to its uniqueness, it is counted among landscapes of national importance.Gerzensee
The Gerzensee is a very special lake. It has neither inflow nor outflow, as it is only fed by groundwater. The lake and its surroundings lie in a cantonal nature reserve, so certain behavior rules must be observed.Literature
Chärwaldräuber brochure with station descriptions available at Obwalden Tourism.
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Obwalden Tourismus
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Obwalden Tourismus
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