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Guided tour with a water guide along the Glarner WasserwegPhoto: Janina Schiesser, VISIT Glarnerland AG
The water cycle is explained from the creation of drinking water at the spring through electricity production to the transport to the consumer's tap, and is enhanced with QR code links to current interactive content on the internet.
The Glarus Water Trail is a varied recreational experience for school classes, families, or clubs. Ideally, you can combine the visit with a hike in the Glarus Alps. For information about the Glarus Water Trail or for guided tours, we ask you to contact us. Our Water Trail guides will be happy to lead you through the Brunnenstübli water reservoir and the Water Trail! Location map The Glarus Water Trail is very conveniently accessible by car; at the start of the Water Trail, a gravel parking lot is available from which the route can be started directly. For those arriving by public transport, bus 502 runs to the Pfrundhaus stop. From there, it is about a 20-minute walk to the Water Trail, where you can refresh yourself with the finest Glarus spring water.
Further information can be found on the flyer of the Naturzentrum Glarnerland.
For information about the Glarus Water Trail or for guided tours, we ask you to contact the Technische Betriebe Glarus.
The Water Trail guides of TB Glarus will be happy to lead you through the Brunnenstübli water reservoir and the Water Trail!
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
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The Glarus Water Trail is very conveniently accessible by car; at the start of the Water Trail, a gravel parking lot is available from which the route can be started directly.
For those arriving by public transport, bus 502 runs to the Pfrundhaus stop. From there, it is about a 20-minute walk to the Water Trail, where you can refresh yourself with the finest Glarus spring water.
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Public transport
For those arriving by public transport, bus 502 runs to the Pfrundhaus stop. From there, it is about a 20-minute walk to the Water Trail, where you can refresh yourself with the finest Glarus spring water.
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The Glarus Water Trail is very conveniently accessible by car; at the start of the Water Trail, a gravel parking lot is available from which the route can be started directly.
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Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
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