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Was no longer easily accessible in the meantime, but is now fully accessible again (March 2025)

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If you don't want to go to the Sälischlössli, you can take a leisurely rest here.

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Exciting place, also for children. They shouldn't be too small. There is a bit of climbing and you should bring good light.

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This barbecue area is located in the middle of the forest and in the immediate vicinity of the Heideloch. It offers several seating options and wood.

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Heideloch, or Heidechuchi, is a rock crevice that can be crawled through. Fixed iron handholds provide the necessary support. A few meters south of Heideloch, you'll find the Flädermus-Stübli. This cave is about 20 meters long and about 10 meters deep.

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Since 1988, the Aarburg Fortress has housed the Aarburg Youth Home, a home for male youth between the ages of 14 and 22. Unfortunately, due to its current function as a youth home, the fortifications are not freely accessible. However, from spring to autumn, there are public guided tours through the historical grounds every Saturday at 2:00 p.m. https://www.aarburg.ch/machen/14693

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The Wartberg has two castle complexes. The Neu Wartburg, today called Sälischlössli, is located on the northern peak, and the Alt Wartburg on the southern peak. The Alt Wartburg may have had a previous building from the 11th century. In the first half of the 13th century, the lords of Ifenthal built the castle, which is still in ruins today. The multi-storey residential tower of the lord of the castle and his family rose to the north. To the south was a walled courtyard with outbuildings. Access to the castle was via a rock path around the south side of the castle rock. The castle was later rebuilt. A transverse wall was built inside the residential tower and a mezzanine floor was built in the basement. A new filter cistern was built in the yard. Source: information board

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Trapped in structures with a desire to break out. Trapped in narrow-minded ideas and a pigeonholed image of man. Trapped in the belief that only black or white is right. The chain of trees symbolizes being different. The opportunity to develop in a variety of ways, to think broader, to remain open to the color spectrum. We are all connected through our roots and what awaits us all. The really big problems can only be solved together. Source: information board

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