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Marmot Adventure Trail.

An adventure for little explorers.

Illustration of the ‘Murmele’ mascot in the shape of a marmot.

Hello, adventurers!

I’m Murmele, the nimbest marmot far and wide. I’d love to explore the mountains around Warth-Schröcken with you. I’ve come up with something really special for this: an adventure trail full of fun, activity and nature!

Lots of exciting stations await you along this lovingly designed trail. You can balance on tree trunks, climb over small obstacles and have a go on the seesaw. Along the way, you’ll learn all sorts about nature, the animals in the mountains and, of course, us marmots.

Every station invites you to join in and give things a go – whether you like climbing, being active or are simply curious. And don’t worry: I’ll be with you every step of the way.

Are you ready for your next mountain adventure? Then let’s go – off on a marmot adventure!

  • Starting point: Schröcken Nesslegg, at the entrance to the old road (Haus Annette)
  • Route length: approx. 2 km
  • Walking time: approx. 40 minutes
  • End: Schröcken Heimboden (Haus Lisa’s)

Important note:
Please use the Mohnefluh car park (Heimboden) and then take the bus to the start, as there are no official parking facilities in Nesslegg.

Overview map of the Marmot Adventure Trail.

Discover all the things that are waiting for you here!

Discover exciting stations packed with fun, activity and adventure. Whether it’s balance, teamwork or learning about nature – a real marmot experience awaits you here!

Important information for all grown-ups.
The Adventure Trail has been lovingly designed for our little guests. The individual stations are tailored to children’s needs and sizes – and, of course, to us marmots.

We therefore ask all adults to be considerate:

  • Please accompany your children attentively as they make their way through the stations.
  • Support them if they need help.
  • Feel free to take lots of lovely souvenir photos.
  • But please do not stand, sit or climb on the stations yourselves – they are not suitable for adults and could be damaged.

This way, the trail remains a safe and unforgettable experience for all little adventurers.