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7-BrüggliWeg in wet conditions: CAUTION!

A slightly different trail, also for pushing and biking.

Yes, definitely an unusual forest trail, a trail with a lot of character, certainly a challenge for many bikers

Monument dating from 1600 marking the border between the territories of Bern and Lucerne. Currently it is the border between the cantons of Aargau (which became independent of Bern in 1798) and Lucerne.

Ideal starting point for many activities in the Hallwilersee/Baldeggersee region. E.g. excursion to Beinwil, access to the Freiämterweg, scheduled boat Hallwilersee...

Megalith = big stone Built by the Kyburgers around 1237, official residence of the bailiff. In the 19th century there was a nail forge on the ground floor in the tower. Restored by the Canton of Lucerne in the 1920s, extensive refurbishment from 2013

Beautiful view 🤩 to the queen of the mountains (the Rigi, 1'798m) and the Alps 🏔️ with many 3'000m peaks, such as Fleckistock, the Sustenhorn and the Dammastock 👌

Around the year 1237 the megalith tower (megalith = big stone) was built in Richensee by the Counts of Kyburg and the town was founded. The tower used to have a wooden structure that jutted out over the tower. The tower is the official and residence of the bailiff, the center of power, a status symbol and a fortification. The floor area is approx. 11.5 m by 11.5 m. The average wall thickness at floor level is approx. 3.5 m. In the tower there was an apartment that could be reached via a high entrance at a height of 9.2 m. A stone staircase led to the high entrance, which could be removed in the event of war. The passage that now leads into the tower at ground level dates from the 19th century, when a nail forge was housed there. In the 1920s, the tower was restored by the canton. In 2013, comprehensive renovation measures were started with the aim of stabilizing the masonry. Source: wikipedia.org