Guided tour of Zug’s water supply system in the Lorzentobel near Baar: Groups visit the spring area and the Tobelbrücke reservoir and learn where Zug’s drinking water comes from.
Guided tour of Zug’s water supply system in the Lorzentobel near Baar: Groups visit the spring area and the Tobelbrücke reservoir and learn where Zug’s drinking water comes from.
The tour of the Zug water supply system takes place in Lorzentobel near Baar. WWZ (Wasserwerke Zug) supplies Zug, Hochdorf, and the surrounding communities with drinking water. Along a paved footpath of about 1 kilometer, the group tours part of the spring area and the associated Tobelbrücke reservoir and learns about the effort that goes into producing drinking water. The tour concludes with a water tasting.
This program is suitable for corporate events, club outings, professionals, and school groups, and can be booked year-round; the minimum age is 9 years. For school groups, there is also an interactive module featuring hands-on experiments. Each guide leads a group of 8 to 20 people; two groups can be guided simultaneously. Part of the tour takes place outdoors. The tour route is not wheelchair-accessible, and there are no restroom facilities. The tour can be easily combined with a visit to the Höllgrotten caves, which are also located in the Lorzentobel.
At a Glance
- Duration: 1.5 hours
- Group size: 8 to 20 people per guide, 2 groups at the same time
- Location: Lorzentobel, Baar
- Languages: German, English
- Available: Year-round