Attractions around Baden in Switzerland

When Gebenstorfer Horn you enjoy a nice Rundbick on the moated castle (Tiling of Aare, Reuss and Limmat). It has a fire pit (for families) and a sandstone cave just …read more

The ridge is in places very exposed and narrow. If you are not afraid of heights, follow the signposted route of the Jura-Höhenweg.

Although the Egelsee, also known as Ägelseegrieben, barely larger than a pond, he is considered the largest natural lake, which is located entirely in the canton of Aargau (Switzerland). For …read more

Beautiful rock formations can be found here, the view extends to both sides.
There are two paths that you can take at the end, one leads over the ridge, you …read more

Yes, this section is basically closed. During the week you are here on this section anyway mostly alone on the way. And if you even meet hikers - stop, pass …read more

Baden is a pretty town in the Aargau on both sides of the river Limmat. In and around the old town you will find many historic buildings and also some restaurants, so it is worth a longer break.

history
Residential house and round tower
Since there are no reliable written sources about the ruin, much remains unclear. Builders were probably the lords of Schönenwerd, servants of the Counts …read more

The castle Freudenau was built in the first half of the 13th century. The tower was a fief of the Counts of Habsburg, the remaining castle buildings and the castle …read more

Baden is.
Welcome to the Historical Museum BadenBaden is a place of exchange. For centuries, people from all over the world have come to the city on the Limmat. …read more

With a wonderful view, the easy ascent is rewarded with bike or on foot. It has many benches and a restaurant for the well-being.

The legend of the HeidewyblilochIn ancient times, goblins and forest shrubs lived on the Oberehrendinger Steinbuck, called "s’chlyne Volch" or "Heidevolch" by the locals. People told each other that …read more

The covered wooden bridge is a very special gem of Baden and crosses the Limmat at the narrowest point, the Klus, between Schlossberg and Lägern. The two banks of the …read more

Today was the first time I went to the parish church Maria Himmelfahrt, I heard organ music and I couldn't resist going to church.
I really liked the pulpit, a small piece of jewelry in the church.

From the Baldegg you can see the whole alpine panorama (assuming it is the weather). So that you can see a little further, the water tower is there. After many …read more

Forest reserve, which has not really been farmed since the December storm "Lothar".
Only the most important ways are cleared away and dangers eliminated. For the rest, the forest is …read more

This section requires a head for heights, but the more exposed part of the Lägerngrat begins after the Lägernsattel. Technically, this path is a T3 - not too crazy, but it definitely requires a head for heights and surefootedness.

A beautiful island with possibility for swimming. Further up there is even a public toilet.

The trail is well developed and can be used at breakneck speed. For the daring, it has some jumps built in. When road crossings please be careful, even forest roads are occasionally driven by cars or tractors.

The three ponds and the surrounding Riedgebiet of the peat moss are under nature protection.
A very beautiful Brätelstelle in the middle of the three ponds invites you to take …read more

Bench for a promising break at the highest point of the camps.