- 1:30 h
- 2.43 km
- 85 m
- 85 m
- 755 m
- 841 m
- 86 m
- Start: Volg Emmetten, Hinterhostattstrasse 4, 6376 Emmetten
- Destination: Coffee Bar Dorfklatsch Emmetten, Ischenstrasse 5, 6376 Emmetten
Goldi and his best friend Paulik have already experienced a lot together. Listen to an exciting adventure of the two friends on the circular route. To hear the six-part story, you have to solve a simple puzzle each time to get to the next part. Set off on the eventful Gwundernasenweg with your family armed with a smartphone and solve the puzzles together. The Gwundernasenweg in Emmetten is free to use and guarantees a great experience for the whole family.
The "Gwundernasenweg" originated from the rock project of the artist De Boga. At the start of the path in Emmetten there is a panel which shows on one side the view of the Niederbauen in nature and on the other side the artist's perspective, thus stimulating visitors' imagination to see faces in the mountain themselves and thus breathe life into the mountain.
Information:
Duration approx. 1 - 2 hours (about 40 minutes walking time)
The path is only accessible on foot (not possible with a stroller)
Good to know
Pavements
Best to visit
Directions
Volg Emmetten - Niederbauen Cable Car - Kohltalstrasse - Höhenweg - Ischenstrasse - Restaurant Dorfklatsch
Tour information
Loop Road
Stop at an Inn
Directions & Parking facilities
Motorway A2 Lucerne-Gotthard, take exit Seelisberg/Emmetten/Beckenried and drive towards Emmetten
Paid parking is available in Emmetten at the valley station of the Emmetten-Stockhütte gondola.
By PostBus from Stans, train station to Emmetten, Post
Or by ship to Beckenried and then by PostBus from Beckenried, Post to Emmetten, Post
Additional information
Duration approx. 1 - 2 hours (about 40 minutes walking time)
The path is only accessible on foot (not possible with a stroller)
The Agent Gwundernasen cards to solve the puzzles can be obtained in front of Volg Emmetten or here
Author
Region Klewenalp
Organization
Nidwalden Tourismus
Author´s Tip / Recommendation of the author
For those who haven't had enough puzzle fun yet: There is also a Goldi-Gwundernasenweg in Seelisberg.
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