Walserweg Graubünden
The Walserweg Graubünden , as an interregional, culture-mediating hiking trail, is a project of the Walservereinigung Graubünden . It was opened on June 4, 2010 and leads through the entire canton of Graubünden in 19 stages . In doing so, it opens up all the essential places that were founded or shaped by the Walsers . It begins in San Bernardino and ends after 300 km in fire in the Vorarlberg Montafon , after leaving the canton behind St. Antönien .
The most important places of transit are the Bernhardinpass , Hinterrhein , Valserberg , Vals , Tomülpass , Safien Turrahus, Camanaboda, Safien Platz, Glaspass , Masügg , Urmein , Thusis , Carschenna , Crocs, Obermutten , Samest, Zillis , Pignia , Andeer , Roflaschlucht , Ausserferrera , Innerferrera , Campsut, Cresta , Juf , Stallerberg , Fallerfurgga, Alp Flix , Val d'Err , Pass d'Ela, Ela-Hütte , Filisur , Jenisberg , Monstein , Fanezfurgga, Ducantal, Sertig Dörfli , Tällifurgga, Davos , Stafelalp , Maienfelder Furgga , Arosa , Medergen , Sapün , Langwies , Fondei , Strassberg , Durannapass , Casannapass , Klosters , Schlappin , Rätschenjoch, St. Antönien , Partnun, Schweizertor and the Lünersee . In parts, the Walserweg Graubünden runs on other long-distance hiking trails, such as the Schanfigger Höhenweg between Arosa and the Fondei.
Priority projects are integrated into the Walserweg Graubünden, which enable the local population to earn additional income. The first three of these projects were in 2010: a tasting cellar in Hinterrhein , a show dairy in Strassberg im Fondei and a presentation of their activities by avalanche guides in St. Antönien.
The Walserweg Graubünden is subsidized by the Swiss Confederation , the Federal Network Synergies in Rural Areas , Swiss Mountain Aid and the Canton of Graubünden.
literature
- Irene Schuler: Walserweg Graubünden. In 19 stages from the Hinterrhein to the Rätikon. With contributions by Jean-Pierre Anderegg, Martin Bundi, Thomas Gadmer, Florian Hitz, Georg Jäger, Andriu Maissen, Jürg Paul Müller and Andreas Simmen. Rotpunktverlag Zurich, 2nd edition 2010, ISBN 978-3-85869-421-8 .
- Hans Hönl: Switzerland: Walserweg , hiking guide, Conrad Stein Verlag , Welver 2011, ISBN 978-3-86686-284-5 .
