Adventure Group: Solothurn

Adventure Group: Solothurn

When we arrive in Solothurn, we'll take a short bus ride to the trailhead of the Beautiful Verona Gorge. where we will walk to the path to the hermitage and little chapel. See link below to learn more.

https://www.myswitzerland.com/en-ch/experiences/verena-gorge/

We will then return to the amazing Baroque town  of Solothurn to have lunch at the Brasserie Federale.

https://www.myswitzerland.com/de-ch/erlebnisse/essen-trinken/restaurant/brasserie-federale/

After lunch we will explore the old town including the 11 fountains. the  Cathedral of St. Urses and the Jesuit Church all while learning the city's connection to the Number 11. See more info in the links below.

https://www.myswitzerland.com/en-ch/destinations/solothurn/

https://www.swissinfo.ch/eng/swiss-abroad/solothurn-the-swiss-city-that-goes-up-to-11/88681271

This is an all day excursion with an estimated return between 17:30 and 19:00

Please sign up on the website or Wild Apricot by Saturday February 15 at noon, in order to make a lunch reservation. 

For questions or more information contact Sara at saraswisshikes@gmail.com.

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General Information and Guidelines: updated 29, October 2020

1- Children and pets are not allowed on hikes.
2- Hikes are 3+ hours and an all day commitment is necessary in order to participate.
3- Hikes are generally outside the canton of Geneva and are mostly reached using public transport.
4- Hikes are led by volunteer leaders who will supply all the necessary information about the hike on the AIWC Forum..
5- Hikers are responsible for wearing appropriate clothing ,shoes, pools and for bringing all necessary equipment and supplies, particularly water, lunch and snacks.
6- Participants are responsible for their own safety and well-being and must follow the instructions provided by hike leaders.
7- The AIWC declines responsibility for the loss of personal property.