Hiking with Children
Nature Trails in Vorarlberg
Learning on the side while hiking? That works on numerous nature trails throughout Vorarlberg. This makes hiking with children entertaining.
C Discover nature on the Animal Worlds Trail in Brandnertal (c) Alexander Kaiser - Bergbahnen Brandnertal
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01 Der Natursprünge-Weg, Brandnertal
How were the Alps formed? What all grows in the forest and who lives here? Answers to many questions about mountain nature are provided by the interactive trail “Natursprünge”, developed by the inatura Erlebnis Naturschau in Dornbirn.
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02 Der Bergbau-Forschungslehrpfad, Montafon
What kind of work did the miners do in the mountain in the past? And what did they find here? The educational trail on the Kristberg/Silbertal provides answers at twelve stations, some of which are interactive. At the end, you can immerse yourself in the working world of the miners at the adventure playground.
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03 Golmi's resesearch trail, Montafon
On the Golm in the Montafon, the marmot “Golmi” guides you through his habitat on a route of about 3.5 kilo meters and explains interesting facets of the animal and plant world in the
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04 Animals Worlds Trail in Brand
The Animal Worlds Trail leads in about 1.5 hours walking time from Alpe Parpfienz to Palüd and is intended to sensitize children to the local animal world. At interactive stations, young and old nature explorers can hide in the winter burrow of marmots, become part of the bee GmbH or learn more about the living world of birds of prey and owls.
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05 Bear Trail Klostertal
How much does a bear eat? Fascinating insights into the life of bears are given to big and small researchers at the bear trail at Sonnenkopf
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06 The great nature explorer adventure: Wild animals
Zwei interaktive Erlebniswanderungen (weitere sind in Planung) im Kleinwalsertal laden Familien mit Kindern ein, die Natur zu entdecken und zu erforschen. Das Naturforscher-Abenteuer startet mit Wildtieren & Flussgeschichten. Auf den Wegen sind Forscherstationen errichtet, „Landmarks“, eine Audio-App und ein Forscherbuch (erhältlich im Tourismusbüro in Hirschegg) leiten die Familien. Die Murmeltierfreunde „Burmi“ und „Burmina“ begleiten die Expedition im Gemsteltal „Tierleben: Wildtiere verstehen“, später kommt der Themenweg „Flussgeschichten: Dem Wasser auf der Spur“ im Schwarzwasserbach dazu.
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07 Scavenger Hunt & Power Walk
The new trail “The Green Ribbon of the Räter” is a 3-kilometer-long scavenger hunt for the whole family around the Tschengla. Equipped with a cell phone including a free app and a few utensils, families can discover the high plateau located at over 1200 meters. At 17 stations, there are small tasks to master, riddles to solve and lots of new things to learn and marvel at.
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