The Toblerones Trail - 114

The Toblerone Trail owes its name to a line of fortifications built during the 1939-45 mobilization. The population christened the anti-tank blocks «Toblerones» because their shape recalls a Swiss chocolate brand.

The Toblerone Trail owes its name to a line of fortifications built during the 1939-45 mobilization. Its famous "toblerones” were built over a stretch of some dozen kilometres from the Jura to Lake Geneva. The trail leads along a succession of attractive natural sites. The brooks are lined with forests practically all along the way, representing a highly interesting preserved natural environment, not to mention the great number of nature attractions offered to keen observers.

A visit of the charming lakeshores, of the Prangins Castle Swiss National Museum and its ancient vegetable garden will pleasantly round off this wonderful excursion.

•  Practical information

  Signalization: Follow “Toblerone Trail".
  
  Hint: Several amusing information panels explain the role of the forest, the tree species and also the historic elements of this strategic fortification.
  
  Hint: From Villa Rose to Prangins, the trail is accessible for wheelchairs as well as Villa Rose itself and the lakeshore.

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• INFORMATION

  Avenue Viollier 8, Case postale 1288
  1260 Nyon - CH
  
  Tel : +41 (0)22 365 66 00
  
  info@nrt.ch