Completing this first step confirm that the BDG is concentrating on making the Rinderberg an attractive gateway to the area for summer tourists.

The building has been redecorated inside and out and blends well with the landscape. The interior is much better protected from snow and rain, thanks to new wooden walls.

Young guests will also find entertainment behind the Berghaus. A multi-level playground has been added to the new façade. Children of three or over can climb to an upper level using climbing nets. There’s also space for parents to sit when accompanying their children. A covered slide promises an adventurous ride while yet another slide allows children to descend together. With striking decorations, the façade playground has taken on a character of its own.

New ideas to make the Rinderberg an adventurous mountain in the summer are already on the table. These include a hiking trail suitable for prams going over to the Hornberg and a viewing platform, offering an all-round panorama.

Based on AvS/Jenny Sterchi
Translated by Justine Hewson