article_snippet: The grass was impossibly neat and as I wondered how many cows The grass must take to maintain, I spotted sit-on mowers weaving up and down the slopes.
article_snippet: Completing the alpine scene was a hefty-looking herd with jangling cowbells.
article_snippet: Having picked out a buggy from the hotel lobby, with map in hand we set off on a mountain walk but took the lazy way up - in a cable car.
article_snippet: I had feared craggy paths at the summit, precariously winding round the mountain, but found gentle, undulating trails.
article_snippet: Families and groups were starting out or finishing walks, with children in backpacks and buggies, or just jogging alongside Families and groups parents, perfectly content without a gadget in sight.
article_snippet: Some were Nordic walking, others speed hiking.
article_snippet: We could have easily taken a different trail each day of the week.
article_snippet: For a different view of the mountains, the larch trail runs through meadows and up into the mountains opposite the hotel.
article_snippet: The walks here are challenging enough to invigorate but easy enough to be a comfortable, Clare Balding-type ramble.