Bollenwees
The Bollenwees is an alp in the Swiss canton of Appenzell Innerrhoden . It is located at around 1471 m above sea level. M. and in the immediate vicinity of the Fälensee .
The first document comes from 1732 as bolenweeß ; in today's dialect the place is called [bɔllə'weːs]. "-wees" means "meadow".
Several hiking trails cross at this point. It goes southwards to the Saxer Lücke , eastwards to the Sämtisersee, which is one level lower, and from there to Brülisau , northwards through the Bogartenlücke to Wasserauen and westwards over the Zwinglipass to Wildhaus .
Inn
Guests were catered for in the Sennhütte as early as around 1800. After being sold from a hereditary estate, the Alp went to the Eugst Corporation in 1903. A cooperative founded as a result leased the alp under the condition of catering. For the hay store, the lessee was allowed to charge a tax of 50 cents for the overnight stay. In 1916 a small inn was built with 344 frontages for the shareholders and 4,715.60 francs, which burned down in 1937 after a burglary. In 1938 the inn was built at the current location and the alp and inn were leased separately.
Web links
- Official website of the Berggasthaus Bollenwees
- Interactive spherical panorama from the Bollenwees
proof
- ↑ S. Sonderegger: The place and field names of the Land of Appenzell, Vol. I: 85, Frauenfeld 1958
Coordinates: 47 ° 15 '10.7 " N , 9 ° 25' 28" E ; CH1903: 750305 / 235463