Jenner marble runs

At the playground near the Jennerbahn mid-station, four wooden marble runs invite you to put your skills to the test with a variety of fun challenges. Each track is made entirely of wood and measures 10 to 15 meters long, promising plenty of fun for the whole family.

At the “Sleeping Witch” marble run, you use a small lift to guide your marble into one of ten holes. But choose carefully—only some of the holes lead to the right path! At the “Mankei” marble run, two marbles can race at the same time. Send them rolling through the nostrils of a little mountain marmot and see which one reaches the finish line first.

The third marble run takes its inspiration from Lake Königssee. Here, you need to turn a small boat into the right position to help your marble reach the finish line. The fourth track also calls for a steady hand: Use a rotating disk to guide your marble into a channel.

Together, the four marble runs create a fun-filled course where kids can tackle different challenges and put their coordination and skills to the test.