Flyer Brünig-Safari (pdf, 1.2 MB). - Zentralbahn
Flyer Brünig-Safari (pdf, 1.2 MB). - Zentralbahn
Flyer Brünig-Safari (pdf, 1.2 MB). - Zentralbahn
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Luzern<br />
Giswil<br />
Locations of the animals<br />
Localities/stops<br />
<strong>Zentralbahn</strong> routes<br />
Kaiserstuhl<br />
<strong>Brünig</strong> <strong>Safari</strong>.<br />
A wildly good idea.<br />
The train lumbers up the cog railway towards the <strong>Brünig</strong> pass.<br />
You‘ve time to look out of the window and admire the idyllic<br />
nature. But what was that? A bear? And there – right on the<br />
track – a fox! Unbelievable. Think you‘re seeing things? Well,<br />
you‘re not: The idea to put animal figures along the <strong>Brünig</strong> line<br />
between Giswil and Meiringen, which was the brainchild of the<br />
<strong>Zentralbahn</strong> ticket inspector Jakob Enz, really impressed us.<br />
So look carefully, as you might also see some animals that are<br />
unfortunately now extinct in this region among the wooden<br />
figures. And perhaps a real squirrel scurrying from a fir tree will<br />
surprise you as well – just like on a real safari.<br />
Lungerersee<br />
Lungern<br />
Tunnel Chäpeli<br />
<strong>Brünig</strong>pass<br />
<strong>Brünig</strong> <strong>Safari</strong>.<br />
The safari for young and old.<br />
The <strong>Brünig</strong> <strong>Safari</strong> is a must for your itinerary in the <strong>Brünig</strong> region.<br />
It‘s perfect for the entire family (see who spots which animal<br />
first), school parties (for learning about animals) and all nature<br />
lovers.<br />
Meiringen<br />
Brunnenfluh<br />
Interlaken<br />
<strong>Brünig</strong> <strong>Safari</strong>.<br />
Competition form.<br />
You don‘t have to be as clever as a cartload of monkeys to enter<br />
the <strong>Brünig</strong> <strong>Safari</strong> competition, but a little extra knowledge<br />
about Switzerland‘s native wildlife – along with some patient<br />
observation – can really pay off. And if you pit your wits as a<br />
group, the excursion can be even more fun.<br />
Monthly prizes.<br />
From May to October:<br />
each month 5 x 1 one-day travelpass, 1st class, valid on the<br />
entire <strong>Zentralbahn</strong> network.<br />
1. Which animal unfortunately no longer lives in our region?<br />
Chamois Bear Fox Hare<br />
2. Which track do bears leave behind?<br />
U 2<br />
3. Which animal has no horns?<br />
Chamois Ibex Lynx Stag<br />
4. Which creature lives solely on plants?<br />
Roe deer Eagle Bear Owl<br />
Please complete.<br />
First name/surname<br />
Address<br />
Postcode/town<br />
E-mail address<br />
Competition terms and conditions.<br />
No correspondence will be entered into regarding the competition; the organisers‘<br />
decision is final. Prizes will not be paid out in cash. E-mail addresses will only be used for<br />
sending the <strong>Zentralbahn</strong> newsletter. <strong>Zentralbahn</strong> employees are not eligible to take part.<br />
The closing date for entries is 30 October.
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