The Sörenberg moorlands are a unique ecosystem with remarkable flora and fauna. Rare plants such as cotton grass, sundew, and orchids thrive in the vast moor landscapes. These raised bogs – part of the UNESCO Entlebuch Biosphere Reserve – provide vital habitats for numerous bird species, amphibians, and insects. Protecting this fragile landscape is of great importance, and visitors are invited to explore it respectfully and enjoy its tranquil, magical atmosphere.
Rossweid Gondola
Off to a family adventure. Rossweid is car-free, so the gondola takes you from the village of Sörenberg into the adventure area of the Mooraculum.
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Off to the Moor Worlds
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10 minutes ride
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1,470 m a.s.l.
Sundew Trail
This colorful circular trail delights with butterflies, dragonflies, and charming orchids. At 17 interactive stations, you can explore animal tracks and sounds and even walk barefoot over sand and moss. Along the way, several hanging chairs on trees invite you to relax and unwind.
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1.5 kilometers long
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Suitable for strollers
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17 interactive stations
Grand Moor Circular Trail
This family expedition leads into the mysterious moor, home to carnivorous plants, vibrant orchids, mosses, and gnarled mountain pines. At the interactive stations, you’ll uncover the secrets and wonders of nature. For true adventurers, the Explorer Box includes gear like a magnifying glass and compass to help collect exciting research findings
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4.5 kilometers long
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Family-friendly
Adventure Restaurant &
Mountain Hotel Rossweid
Nestled in the unique moorland landscape, the Adventure Restaurant and Mountain Hotel Rossweid await. The restaurant is accessible via the Rossweid gondola.
Toboggan Run
Before heading home, we recommend a thrilling ride on the Rischli toboggan run — the perfect way to end an eventful family day.
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900 m of fun
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12 curves
Winter in the Mooraculum
Hibernation? Not here!
Little ones are playfully introduced to skiing and learn their first turns in the children's area on the Rossweid. The youngest slope racers head out onto the wide blue and red pistes. Older kids can enjoy cool runs on the Freestyle Line.