Discover the themed trails in the Principality with your children. Go on an explorer tour, explore the solar system,

visit prehistoric settlements or let yourself be enchanted by our Walser legends...

Explorer trail Malbun
Discover nature with children's eyes Children are inquisitive and want to explore the world for themselves. With magnifying glass, scale and a lot of fun they can explore the alpine world on the explorer's path in Malbun. The explorer trail has ten stations and starts at the "Schlucher-Treff" at the entrance to Malbun. There you will find the weather station and a sundial. The children learn interesting facts about the sun, clouds, air and wind. In addition, they have to discover the flora and fauna in the alpine region and master search games, stone table memory and musical tasks. About the trail: Ascent about 200 m, duration about 2 hours.

The Walser Legends Trail
Legends and legends accompany hikers on their way through a fascinating cultural landscape with magnificent views of the Rhine Valley and the surrounding mountains. The varied theme trail tells the story of the Walser community of Triesenberg on information boards. The large wooden figures make the old legends come alive. On the instructive theme hike, restaurants, playgrounds and barbecue areas invite you to linger and enjoy. The total trail is 11.8 km with an altitude difference of 420 m and can also be divided into three partial hikes.

The Historical High Trail
The Historic High Trail from Bendern to Schellenberg leads past the cradle of Liechtenstein, slightly ascending to the prehistoric settlement sites of Lutzengütle and Malanser. Hikers can choose between the entire route and four well-signposted circular trails. Quiet forests, gentle meadows and again and again magnificent views of the Rhine valley and the mountains of the Rätikon, the Alvier group and the Alpstein make this hike a very special experience. Total distance: 15 km, ascent: 660 m.

The Planetary Path Vaduz
On a scale of 1:1 billion, our solar system is represented in terms of distance. The planets are also depicted true to scale. The start of the Planetary Path is at the parking lot of the Rheinpark Stadium, Vaduz. The route leads on the Wuhrweg along the Rhine to the old wooden bridge and further in the direction of Balzers. The goal is to hike the distance between the planets and get information about our planetary system. Total length: approx. 5 km, duration: approx. 2.5 hours. Tip: Visit the picnic area incl. fireplace at the Robinson playground in Triesen.