Switzerland’s geographical centre is on the Älggialp; it was measured using state-of-the-art technology to mark the 150th anniversary of swisstopo, the country’s geo-information agency.

Melchsee-Frutt is located on a high plateau at alt. 1920 m. Discover this picturesque high alp with flowering meadows, clear spring water, clean mountain air, distinctive peaks and deep-blue lakes.

The Glaubenberg moor landscape lies between the Entlebuch and Lakes Lungern and Sarnen.  It's the largest moor landscape in Switzerland: its 30 square kilometres make it slightly bigger than Lake Lucerne.

Flüeli-Ranft hosts the memorial to Niklaus von Flüe, otherwise known as Brother Klaus. Located on the Way of St. James, this "place of power" exudes an intense, magical and uplifting aura. It's a gem imbued with mysticism, spirituality and nature.

Passing lush-green alp meadows, tumbling mountain streams and fascinating rocky cliffs, the world's steepest cogwheel railway has been plying its way between Alpnachstad and Pilatus Kulm since 1889.

The Lungern-Turren aerial cableway only takes a few minutes to whisk you above the fog line at alt. 1562 m. This idyllic oasis above Lungern is perfect for anyone in search of tranquillity and recreation.

Situated high above Lake Sarnen, the family and group-friendly destination of Mörlialp offers fascinating views of the Sarneraa valley and neighbouring mountains.