Our own mountain – the Klewenalp

The cable car takes you effortlessly into a widely varied paradise for walkers and sightseers. Arriving at the top, you are faced with a fantastic panorama. The hiking or bike trails lead through unspoilt Alpine flora in the unique mountain world above Lake Lucerne. At the upper terminus of the Klewenalp cable car (1593m) there are a large children's playground and a "Marmot Park." In the summer months you can attend a yodelling mass in the mountain chapel at Klewenalp. Our secret tip is a pleasant stroll (1 hour) to visit "Silbi" in the tepee village. His cheese sandwiches and "äs Chacheli Kafi-Schnaps" in his Alpine cabin are legendary.

Another option full of variety is the Goldi Family Safari from Klewenalp via Seelisberg with five different means of transport. After the cable car ride up the Klewenalp, the tour leads on foot trough meadows pine forest for around 1.5 hours to the Stockhütte. The trip back down Emmetten in the gondola lift offers a chance to relax. The tour continues by Post Bus to Seelisberg and by funicular railway and boat back to Beckenried.

Skiing

In the winter the familiar Klewenalp-Stockhütte skiing region opens up ten facilities and 30 km of ski and snowboard pistes of varying levels of difficulty between 1600 m and almost 2000 m. From the Klewenalp with its ski school, crèche and 15 km of winter hiking trails, the longest sled run in Central Switzerland, 9 km long and with a height difference of 850 m, leads via the Stockhütte to Emmetten.