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Events alserweg Graubünden - The Way to the Walsers
Difficult
114.8 km
40:35 h
6571 mhd
6159 mhd
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In the 13th century, a wave of emigration took place in the Valais. The settlers settled in the highest alpine regions that had not been inhabited all year round. The sovereigns called them "Walsers" and granted them special freedoms: For example, they received the land they had cleared as a perpetual hereditary fief or the right to self-government and marriage. With these special rights, they were "free" and independent compared to other population groups.
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Start
Filisur
Destination
St. Antönien
Coordinates
46.673431, 9.686342
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Description
The long-distance trail leads in 23 daily stages through the canton of Graubünden in the footsteps of the Walsers. You hike through unknown Alpine valleys, intact cultural landscapes and picturesque Walser settlements. The hiking experiences were developed by the Walser Association of Graubünden in cooperation with the local population. On your hike you will gain in-depth insights into the life of the Walsers of the past and present, enjoy traditional Walser fare or have informative conversations with locals during the hike.
This page describes the stages around the destination of Davos Klosters (stages 13 - 21). Further information and hiking offers on the Walserweg Graubünden can be found here.
Geheimtipp
The Walserweg Graubünden is offered with organised luggage transport. You can find more information here.
Sicherheitshinweis
In the Davos Klosters destination there are many farmed alps with livestock. It is therefore to be expected that animals will be encountered everywhere. We ask you to be considerate and to drive at an appropriate speed.
Directions
Public Transport
By train to Chur, then by Rhaetian Railway to Davos and Filisur.
Anreise Information
By train/bus directly to Filisur station.
Parking
Use public parking spaces in Filisur.
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