Lenzerheide - Arosa Bärenland für Familien


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The Arosa Bear Land is an experience for young and old. The first bear inhabitants, Napa, Meimo and Amelia, are in the center. The Arosa Bear Land gives bears that are rescued from poor husbandry conditions a species-appropriate home. Bears that used to have to live chained up in a tiny, dirty cage are freed from this predicament by FOUR PAWS and brought to Arosa.
In the middle of the natural mountain landscape with pastures, shrubs, rocks, streams and forest, the bears can learn their natural behaviors. And visitors can watch them do so.
The route from Lenzerheide to Arosa Bärenland is shortened by the use of numerous gondola and chair lifts and is therefore easily feasible for families.
Geheimtipp
Make your way back from Arosa to Lenzerheide with the Bärenland special car of the rhb.
Ausrüstung
- Walking shoes
- Mountain railway tickets
- Clothing adapted to the weather
Directions
The start is in Lenzerheide at the Rothornbahn. From there it goes with the Rothorn 1 up to the middle station Scharmoin. This is followed by a fairly flat ten-minute walk to the valley station of the Weisshornspeed chairlift, which now also transports guests in summer. Arrived at the mountain station follows a second short hike to the Urdenfürggli where the next cable car is already waiting: the Urdenbahn. With the Urdenbahn you can quickly reach the Hörnli, from where you take the Hörnli-Express gondola lift to Inner Arosa. Now you can either walk through the village or easily take the local bus to the valley station of the Weisshornbahn. Now the last gondola ride follows. The Arosa Weisshorn cable car takes you to the Arosa Bärenland. There is a great playground, as well as the visitor platform.
Back to the train station Arosa it goes either on foot or again with the gondola.
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