Gadäwäg - Klosters Circuit Trail Stage 5

Simple
3.9 km
1:10 h
138 mhd
152 mhd
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Gadäweg Klosters

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Mountain barns, blackened by the sun, characterise the mountain landscape of Klosters and are scattered all over the pastures. In Klosters these barns are called "Gadä" and five of them have been rebuilt along the hiking trail from Monbiel to Russna offering exciting and informative presentations on mountain farming and tourism.
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Fitness 2/6
Highest Point  1389 m
Lowest Point  1277 m
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Coordinates
46.860922, 9.931661

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Description

The typical little mountain barns are spread all over the alpine meadows in Davos Klosters. They symbolise the landscape-shaping role of mountain farmers. In Klosters, these barns are called „Gadä“. Five of them, which are located along the hiking trail from Monbiel to Russna have been transferred into places for lingering and meeting. In the "Mountain Barn", visitors are treated with Klosters agricultural soundscapes, in the „Land Barn“ one learns of the different species of animals living on the Alp and the centre of attention in the „Chicken Barn“ are mountain herbs. In the „Rüti Barn“, farmer and ski teacher Thomy Kasper together with seven friends talk of the symbiosis of agriculture and tourism. The „Culture Barn“ offers local artists and craftspeople an interesting platform. An audio guide in English and Chinese is available for the stories of the Gadäwäg.

Geheimtipp

Enjoy Graubünden specialities in the Hennägadä pub or in the Höhwald restaurant in Monbiel.

Directions

Public Transport

Take the local bus to the Monbiel car park ( terminal station ).

Anreise Information

By car to the Monbiel parking area.

Parking

Parking Monbiel ( fee CHF 1.00 per hour)

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