Our story (written and illustrated by Lisbeth and Tanja) tells the tale of the bunny Bella, who visits the rabbit Waldi in Bellwald. At 14 fairy tale stations, young visitors are introduced to the importance of compassion in a child-friendly and engaging way.

Along the way, Waldi also shows Bella the surroundings, the nature, and all the adventures waiting to be discovered. At each station, the story continues — and you get to experience it firsthand!

At the research station, for example, you’ll join Bella and Waldi in exploring animals, flowers, and much more. You can hop and throw with them, or even climb into a treehouse nestled among the larch treetops.

The fairy tale trail takes about two hours to complete. Of course, it depends on how much time you spend at each station. The trail is also easily accessible with a stroller.
Diese Stationen wirst du auf dem Märchenweg finden:

1. Picture wall
2. Bella's boat at Lake Fleschen
3. Research station
4. Hopping and throwing
5. Throwing pine cones
6. Treehouse
7. Playing and Exploring the Senses
8. Rabbit hunt
9. World of sound
10. Cable car gondola
11. Slide and Animal Tracks
12. Kaleidoscope
13. The big Hasenliebe-Book

At 7 adventure stations, from the village to the Ried, both young and old can experience Bellwald with plenty of action and fun. The stations are very diverse and include, for example, a wooden ball run that can ring 27 bells, a bowling alley for fun rounds with family and friends, and a "Rye Bread Wins" game for a quick, entertaining duel in between. The stations invite you to move, connect, and explore, offering an exciting day for visitors in any weather.

The 4-kilometer treasure hunt takes you through different parts of Bellwald. It starts at the Outdoor Park, then leads you into the village and back to the starting point.

Along the treasure hunt, you’ll find plenty of distractions. Luckily, the time isn’t timed, so there’s plenty of time for a round of mini golf in Gassen or a quick stop at Cinema aB in the village. Hunger and thirst can be satisfied at a small kiosk near the start and finish point.