15. Zug Brüggli - Baar Höllgrotten

Starting from the lakeside at Brüggli, The path is primarily asphalt, with a stretch of well-maintained gravel in the middle. The gentle incline from the lake to Höllgrotten is easy to manage, making it perfect for families. Shortly after leaving the lake behind, you'll come across the Oberau playground, a great spot for a quick break. 

You must cross the main road in Baar, which requires some caution. From this point, the route follows the main road, so stay attentive. Fortunately, the traffic here is generally light.

Halfway along the route, you’ll find the Robi Playground (do check their limited hours at Robi Baar). As you approach Baar, a bit of caution is needed when crossing the main road, and again as the route follows it. However, traffic is generally light.

Don’t miss the new viewing platform Schlaufensteg (Learn more here: https://www.schlaufensteg.ch/) just after Baar Spinnerei. 

Throughout the ride, there are plenty of spots to rest by the river, cool off, or enjoy a picnic at one of the many fireplaces.

The Magical Höllgrotten Caves: The highlight of your journey, these fairy-tale caves with their stunning rock formations, small lakes, stalagmites, and stalactites, captivate visitors of all ages. Learn more about this magical place here.

Amenities: At the cave entrance, you’ll find a kiosk and toilets. Just a 10-minute walk away is the charming Höllgrotten restaurant, offering delicious house specialities. Discover more about their offerings here.

Return Trip: You can easily retrace your route back to Bruggli. If the kids are tired, consider diverting to the Baar Train Station to catch a convenient train ride home.

This scenic route promises a delightful day out, blending nature, play, and a touch of adventure for the whole family.