먼테로드 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

Whose two green legs could these be? It must be a large creature standing motionless in the forest, of which only its legs are visible. But beware! It might just move.

A lovely viewpoint at the entrance to the Aubonne Arboretum. A little further on, you can find something to eat, restrooms, and a visit to the wood museum.

Nice viewpoint just before passing the gate on the footpath towards Aubonne.

This section in the undergrowth along the river is entirely covered with wood chips, which avoids mud and allows you to do the fitness course comfortably if you want.

Located in the Aubonne Arboretum, the museum showcases the tools and expertise of various craftsmen such as lumberjacks, carpenters, joiners, coopers, luthiers, clog makers, and basket makers. These collections illustrate the ingenuity of past generations in the use of wood. The museum is open Tuesday through Sunday, as well as on public holidays, from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. without interruption.

The Vallon de l'Aubonne includes an arboretum created in 1968. This unique place in Switzerland extends over an area of 200 hectares made up of forests and meadows.

Unique in Switzerland, the Vallon de l'Aubonne Arboretum extends over an area of around 120 ha within an agricultural and forestry perimeter of around 200 ha. It has nearly 4,000 woody plants. The Arboretum pursues a scientific, educational and recreational objective: to make trees known and appreciated. Its collections bring together 3,000 species and varieties of trees and shrubs from all temperate zones of the earth. They are grouped by species and divided into groves highlighting shapes and colors according to their climatic and edaphic requirements, while taking into account their integration into the natural environment. (source: https://www.arboretum.ch/)