Arosa Bärenland - Prätschalp - Rot Tritt (Barrierefrei / JST)

Medium
4.4 km
1:30 h
112 mhd
117 mhd
Aussicht vom Rot Tritt
Picknick beim Rot Tritt

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Zwischenhalt beim Rot Tritt
Panoramic hike with a wonderful view over the Schanfigg valley to the Rot Tritt fireplace.
Technique 3/6
Fitness 3/6
Highest Point  2011 m
Lowest Point  1897 m
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Start
Middle station cable car Arosa-Weisshorn
Destination
Red Kick
Coordinates
46.786546, 9.662762

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Description

Behind the Arosa train station near Obersee, get on the Weisshorn gondola and get off again at the middle station. There you can obtain the all-terrain JST Multidrive wheelchair. An employee of the Arosa Bergbahnen will instruct you.

From the middle station, turn right and after a few meters you will reach the Arosa Bear Sanctuary. The visitor platform and the adventure trail are easily accessible by wheelchair. After watching the bears, you go back to the Arlenwaldweg. On the way to Prätschalp, the view wanders to the alpine settlement of Medergen, the Weissfluhjoch and the high valleys of Sapün and Fondei. The Prätsch alpine pasture, which is now being reached, has a usable area of 250 hectares and is the property of the Chur community. Every year, about 100 cows are summered here by Chur farmers. Once you arrive at the Rot Tritt viewpoint, it is worth making a stopover. The plain is particularly charming thanks to the magnificent view over Arosa and the majestic mountain panorama. There is also a fire pit here. Afterwards you can take the same route back to the middle station, or you can combine the route with the Eichhörnliweg and get back to the village.

Equipment

The hiking trail is only passable with the JST.

The JST Mountain Drive - ideal companion for independent excursions. An all-terrain electric wheelchair specially designed for natural mountain trails, coarse gravel, steps and cobblestones.  Thanks to two powerful electric motors and the robust construction of the wheelchair, hilly hiking trails, steep inclines and even long natural surface stretches can be driven without any problems.

Arosa Bergbahnen AG has two models that can be rented as required.

Pick-up & return at the middle station.

Good shoes and weather-appropriate clothing are recommended.

Directions

From the middle station turn right and after a few meters you will reach the Arosa Bärenland directly. The visitor platform and the adventure trail are easily accessible by wheelchair. After watching the bears, you go back to the Arlenwaldweg. On the way to prätschalp, the view wanders to the alpine settlement Medergen, the Weissfluhjoch and the high valleys Sapün and Fondei. The Senntum Prätsch, which is now being reached, has a usable area of 250 hectares and is the property of the municipality of Chur. Every year, about 100 cows are roasted here by Chur farmers. Arrived at the viewpoint Rot Tritt, it is worth making a stopover. The plain is particularly charming thanks to the magnificent views over Arosa and the majestic mountain panorama. There is also a fire pit here. After that, you can take the same route back to the middle station. Or you can combine the route with the Eichhörnliweg and get back to the village.

Directions

Public Transport

From Chur, the Rhaetian Railway runs every hour to Arosa. A pre-registration is required (24h) under Tel. 0800 007 102, from abroad: +41 (0)51 225 78 44. From the train station, take the bus with a folding ramp to Arosa, Prätschli.

Once you arrive in Arosa, you will remain mobile. The Arosa bus likes to transport its passengers from A to B and strives for their needs. And even if you want to take a taxi, there are possibilities: The Alpin Taxi (+41 81 377 35 35) has larger taxis where the wheelchair can be loaded into the trunk.

Travel Information

From Chur follow the signs via Schanfiggerstrasse to Arosa. After entering the village, follow the main road to the train station.

Parking

At the entrance to the village there is a parking lot information board. At the Arosa train station there is a large car park with two reserved wheelchair-accessible places.

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