Rundwanderweg Klosters Etappe 2 - Zwergenweg

For children, all objects and beings, especially in nature, are animated. Young children live emotionally strong in their environment and are far more connected to it than adults. In this dreaming consciousness live figures such as dwarves, elves and gnomes.

Many children lose the ability to see natural beings, to deal with these beings as a matter of course and to regard them as part of the real world. The growing intellectual strain, but also the lack of contact with nature, make the mental perceptions rather recede into the background, possibly also disappear. Also, the way adults deal with these topics makes many children doubt their perception and gives them the feeling of doing something wrong.

The Dwarf Trail is intended to offer children the opportunity to live out their natural connection with nature and its beings. That's why we consciously refrain from too many stimuli. Children and all adults should have the opportunity to live out their own imagination and enjoy nature in its diversity. The stories and play possibilities on the way should only serve as a stimulus for all visitors.

We try to work as much as possible with natural materials and to redesign the path again and again. Our work is voluntary, as a contribution to nature, the children and Klosters as a family holiday resort. The path develops step by step and your help is gladly accepted. If you see something that should be patched – do it! Continue to tinker diligently with the children to beautify the Dwarf Trail. Why not sew a dwarf cap at home with your children to get you in the mood? We are grateful for all your contributions. Above all, however, we hope that you and the children will get back into the world of the dwarves and enjoy nature with all your senses.