Goldi-Gwundernasen Trail: Klewenalp–Stockhütte

Puzzles about everyday life on the alp, open pastures and playful activity stations accompany this pushchair-friendly family hike from Klewenalp down to Stockhütte.

From the Klewenalp mountain station, the pushchair-friendly hiking trail initially leads past the Klewenkapelle. Shortly after the start, the route reaches its highest point at just under 1,600 m, while the 1,748 m Klewenstock towers above the alp. The Goldi-Gwundernasen Trail centres on everyday life on the alp: playful stations featuring Goldi and Flöckli the goat explore alpine animals, the ceremonial descent from the alp and animal bells.

The broad trail then crosses open alpine pastures and descends towards the Ängibach. The Ängi barbecue site is a good place for a break before the route continues downhill via Twäregg. A wooden ball is needed for two of the puzzle stations; the puzzle booklet is not required to solve them. Farther on, the trail alternates between pastures and forest, with a total descent of just over 300 metres.

Shortly before the finish, Alpgädeli offers refreshments directly beside the trail. A little later, the hike of just under two hours ends at the Stockhütte mountain station, where a wooden ball run, treetop trail and playground await.