Treasure Hunt: Amdo Mungg and Walis's Treasure

Betlis is synonymous with an almost Mediterranean climate, tranquillity, peace and nature - in short, everything you need for a relaxing weekend. If the children are also happy and enjoy hiking, the family holiday is perfect.

8 treasure chests along the way

Based on the picture book "Amdo Mungg und Walis Schatz im Donnersee" (Amdo Mungg and Wali's Treasure in the Thunder Lake), the puzzle hike includes eight treasure chests hidden along the trail in the area between Strahlegg Castle, Seerenbach Falls and Paradiesli. Even from the outside, the treasure chests, designed with a great deal of love and attention to detail, are captivating and arouse curiosity about the puzzles to be solved.

Puzzles in different levels of difficulty

To ensure that all children between the ages of five and twelve can take part, the puzzles are available in two levels of difficulty. From the fascinating animal world and diverse nature to legendary stories, the treasure hunt leads through exciting themes around Betlis. The tour starts at the car park / public toilets in Betlis. On site there is a box with puzzle booklets (1 booklet per child) in which the solutions can be entered. At the end of the treasure hunt, the final treasure chest, containing a small treasure, awaits you at the Paradiesli restaurant. Alternatively, you can also collect it from the Tourist Information Office in Amden. Let's go on a discovery tour!

At at a glance

• Puzzle trail for children in two difficulty levels: 5 to 7 / 8 to 12 years
• 8 treasure chests with puzzles about animals, nature and topics relating to Betlis
• Duration: approx. 2 hours
• Puzzle booklets are available at the car park in Betlis (near the public toilets) and at the Tourist Information office in Amden.
• A puzzle booklet costs CHF 5 (payment at the starting point by cash, Twint or credit card)
• At the end of the trail, you can redeem a small prize from the final treasure chest at the Landgasthof Paradiesli or at the Tourist Information office.
• Fire pit at the edge of the forest below the Seerenbach Falls or at Betlis bathing bay (at the starting point)