Aargauer Weg

From the Frick valley, the route leads over the challenging hills of Jurapark Aargau, whose ascent is rewarded with magnificent panoramic views. The path passes through the old town of Aarau, enchanted by its unique roof gables. Along the Aare, the floodplain landscapes captivate. On the way to the "water castle of Switzerland", the confluence of the Aare, Reuss, and Limmat rivers, historical monuments like Wildegg Castle, Habsburg, and the Königsfelden Monastery impress. From Baden to the historic old town of Mellingen and up the Reuss, nature reveals itself in romantic forests, lush meadows, and dynamic floodplains.

In the Habsburg town of Bremgarten, the charming alleys invite you for an exploration. The old town is surrounded on three sides by the Reuss and is one of the nationally significant cultural monuments. Marshlands and floodplain woods shape the landscape at Flachsee, and already from afar, one can see the impressive Benedictine monastery of Muri, where the Aargauer Weg ends.