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Jurapark Aargau
Area: 298.81 km²
Activities in Jurapark Aargau
Attractions in Jurapark Aargau
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Highlights
The Fricktaler Chriesiwäg leads through the cherry tree-rich landscape near Gipf-Oberfrick and provides interesting information about cherry ...
You have to walk 11 meters to circle the Linde von Linn. And to travel back hundreds of years if you wanted to see it bloom for the first time.
This leisurely hike is all about the famous lime tree of Linn. There is a bus stop at the lime tree, so the hike can be shortened if needed.
The Fricktaler Höhenweg does not lead over impressive peaks or past glaciers. Instead, the 60-kilometer-long path through the Aargau Jura offers ...
The Rhine is one of the historically most significant waterways in Europe. For centuries, the Swiss Confederation, respectively the German-speaking ...
Panoramic high-altitude hike above the sun-drenched Fricktal valley.
Log driving played an important role in the river communities of Aargau until the end of the 19th century. Today, the natural landscape between the ...
On the signposted Veloland Route 113 you will discover the diversity of regional products, peaceful Oberbaselbieter communities and enjoy wonderful ...
This surprisingly scenic hike in the Aargau Jura leads to the Gislifluh. In good weather, you can enjoy a wonderful view of the Alps from up here.
Pass and Aargau, that somehow doesn't seem to fit together. But only if you have the Alpine passes in mind. On this route, we hike three crossings: ...
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Accessibility
Off-road wheelchair (JST Mountain Drive) Photo: Jurapark Aargau, Jurapark Aargau
Jurapark Aargau also offers an all-terrain wheelchair for hire from Linn (Bözberg), allowing you to explore the regional park even more easily: Renting
Click here for accessible excursion ideas on Outdooractive.
A nature park of national importance – the Jurapark Aargau
The Jurapark Aargau is a unique cultural landscape where nature, history and living traditions intertwine harmoniously. Gentle hills, vast forests, flowering meadows and striking Jura cliffs characterise the landscape and invite visitors to discover the region with all their senses. Charming villages, historic buildings and regional specialities bear witness to a rich culture that remains vibrant here to this day.
What makes the Jurapark Aargau so special is this diversity: walkers and cyclists will find varied routes offering impressive views, whilst culture enthusiasts can follow fascinating trails into the past and experience culture brought to life in various cultural institutions. At the same time, the region offers space for peace and relaxation – far removed from the hustle and bustle of everyday life.
Sustainable tourism is a key priority for the Jurapark Aargau. Nature and the landscape are consciously protected and maintained, regional products are promoted, and sustainable forms of travel are supported. Visitors are encouraged to treat the environment with respect and to experience the region mindfully.
This also applies to the journey here: the Jurapark Aargau is easily accessible by public transport, and travelling by train and bus is strongly recommended.
So the nature experience begins even before you arrive – in a relaxed, eco-friendly way that is entirely in keeping with the park’s philosophy of sustainability.
