Discover holiday region Heidiland your dog

Vacationing with your dog in Eastern Switzerland

The holiday region Heidiland both two-legged and four-legged visitors alike. From leisurely walks to dog-friendly winter hiking trails, cross-country ski trails, and accommodations, human-dog teams will find everything their hearts desire. Dogs are allowed on all mountain railways and can accompany you into the mountains at a reasonable price.

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Important information for dog owners

Dogs are holiday region Heidiland on all mountain railways in the holiday region Heidiland .

Dogs allowed mountain railway Costs Website

Flumserberg mountain railroads

Dogs travel free of charge

Exception: SeeJet (connection between Unterterzen and Tannenboden) Single trip: CHF 3.80 | Return trip : CHF 7.60

flumserberg.ch
Pizolbahnen Day ticket: $5.00
pizol.com
Älplibahn Malans Single trip: $6.00 | Return trip : $9.00 aelplibahn.ch
Palfries cable car Single trip: $5.00 | Return trip : $10.00 cable car-palfries.ch
Schönhalden mountain railway Single trip: $5.00 | Return trip : $10.00 www.schoenhalden.ch
Vättner Mountain Railway Day pass: $2.00 vättnerberg.ch

Leashes are mandatory in certain areas and at certain times. The overview map provides details on designated wildlife quiet zones and the associated regulations.

Livestock guard dogs are present in the Alps to protect sheep and goats from wolf attacks, for example. Keep your distance and give the herd a wide berth. Be sure to keep your dog on a leash. This overview map shows the areas where livestock guard dogs are present (and at what times). Further behavioral tips

If you encounter herds of mother cows on your hike, put your dog on a leash and slowly walk around the herd, keeping a wide berth. If it is not possible to give them a wide berth, it is advisable to turn back if in doubt. Further behavioral tips