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Ideal for enjoying a cool bath!

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The rocky surroundings and the trees are reflected in the clear water of the small pond. A very nice place to take a deep breath and enjoy nature.

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Extensive nature reserve in deep forest.

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The Ballypark in Schönenwerd, a large park in the English style with pond landscapes, stilt houses, and old trees. Driving is prohibited in the park, the cycle path runs outside the park

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The pile-dwelling settlement, the park and not forgetting the wonderful old buildings, a really good thing.

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Bally Park surprises with its Aare landscape, stilt houses and its English-style park. In the park you will discover ponds and canals in a natural landscape, with pagodas and grottos. The miniaturized pile dwellings in the park are unique in Europe. The park is often visited by families. But those looking for peace and quiet will also find beautiful corners there.

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beautiful, romantic park. Driving ban, pushing bikes.

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Bally Park Schönenwerd The beginnings of Bally Park date back to 1868. The facility received its current shape as part of the expansions around 1890 and 1920. The boundaries of the parking area are defined on the long sides in the west by the Aare and in the east by the railway embankment. To the north is the Kosthaus and to the south the complex ends at the tennis courts and ends in Gretzenbacher Schachen. The park offers plenty of space for cozy walks. A pile-dwelling settlement was built on a small lake.

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Very nice varied gorge, with some barbecue areas that invite you to linger. Unfortunately a bit crowded on weekends when the weather is nice.

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The forest was drained for many years by a dense ditch system. In order to win back the area for the site-typical alternating damp to wet forest communities and the rare animal and plant species that depend on them, the old ditches were closed and new dams were built. The result is a rewetted area in which toads and dragonflies feel very much at home. The beaver has also found ideal conditions here and is happily building dams and cave systems. He fells even the biggest trees. The area is worth visiting at any time of the year.

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Very nice, currently it is frozen.

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A nice place for a short biker break. If you take your time, you can see a lot here. Animals and plants. There are also fireplaces, so you could take a longer break.

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Through the Teufelsschlucht there are always cozy barbecue areas where children can romp around without anything happening and parents can live out their own inner child; Find wood, make a fire or just play hide and seek.

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The beginnings of Bally Park date back to 1868. The complex acquired its current shape as part of the expansions around 1890 and 1920. The boundaries of the parking area are defined on the long sides in the west by the Aare and in the east by the railway embankment. To the north is the Kosthaus and to the south the complex ends at the tennis courts and ends in Gretzenbacher Schachen. The park offers plenty of space for cozy walks. A pile-dwelling settlement was built on a small lake.

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Today a biotope, formerly intended as a water reservoir.

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Be sure to visit Bally Park. With the bike you can only use the southern path. So push your bike and go straight through the park. Wonderful place to enjoy.

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Beautiful. Almost like in the Everglades 😄. Lots of animals to watch: dragonflies, mice, frogs, birds, etc.

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The last part of the single trail is a bit steeper than the rest and quite rocky. so be careful when starting up that the fork does not rise constantly. had to throttle my 90Nm strong motor that it doesn't happen to me.

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Nice tour along the Aare

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Cozy and quiet place. It even has a fire pit ...

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