Special offers

Trubschachen Discovery Trail

20% cheaper into the puzzle fun

The discovery booklet takes you on an exciting discovery trail through Trubschachen. It leads to the most beautiful places and sights in the Emmental village, which is known for its famous Kambly biscuits. There are small tasks and puzzles to solve along the discovery trail. Have you cracked the secret code? Then a little surprise awaits you in the Kambly Experience. Admission to the Kambly Experience is free. Public transport passengers benefit from a 20% discount on train tickets and a special offer in the factory store.

Benefit

Benefit from the following advantages when you buy the outward and return journey by public transport at the same time:

20% reduction on a CHF 20 shopping voucher or a children’s box worth CHF 13.20
20% reduction on the journey to Trubschachen and back

The savings offer is also available at BLS Travel Centres and at every railway counter in Switzerland.

Purchase

Discovery Trail

The discovery trail starts and ends at the Kambly Experience. On the educational discovery trail, the little ones can embark on a great adventure while the adults learn interesting facts about the village and the surrounding nature.

Distance: approx. 3.5 km
Duration: 2–3 hours
The Discovery Trail is accessible all year.
The Discovery Trail is suitable for families with children aged 6 and over and is also interesting for teenagers and adults.
The trail is not suitable for wheelchairs or baby carriages.

A booklet is needed to walk the discovery trail. It can be obtained at the checkouts of the Kambly Universe.

CHF 8.00 Booklet

Availability Today (Thursday) open

The Discovery Trail is accessible all year, only partially accessible in winter depending on weather conditions.

Please note the opening hours of the Kambly Experience, where you can obtain the necessary discovery booklet.

Opening hours Kambly Experience

How to get there

Travel from Berne in 35 minutes and from Lucerne in 47 minutes by train in comfort and without changing trains to the Kambly Experience in Trubschachen.