Spazierweg Flerden

Simple

1.2 km

0:45 h

41 mhd

62 mhd

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The Flerden walking path on the subject of village fountains and water supply leads you to the wells of Flerden, which have been preserved to this day.

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Highest Point 1276 m

Lowest Point 1224 m

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Start

Flerden

Destination

Flerden

Coordinates

46.700823, 9.406684

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Description

On the one hand, they learn something about its history, and on the other hand, a general part deals with the history of the Flerdner water supply. It can be assumed that Flerden was only the second Graubünden municipality after Chur to build a water supply. That was in 1880.
The Brunnenweg was created on the initiative of the municipality of Flerden. The contents were researched and processed by the former municipal clerk Emil Hänni.

Hiking time: approx. 45 minutes. The free brochure (Walking Trail MiniGuide) can be found at the start of the walking path at the Flerden community center (in front of the garbage house). The trail includes nine stations with themed history.

Equipment

Weatherproof clothing recommended.

Directions

Flerden - Flerden

The Brunnenweg starts at the schoolhouse and ends at the old school and rectory.

Directions

Public Transport

Flerden can be reached by PostBus. Timetable information under www.sbb.ch.

Travel Information

On the A13, take exit 21-Thusis-Nord. At the roundabout direction Heinzenberg. Then follow the signs to Flerden. Plan your journey with the Google route planner.

Parking

There are some parking spaces available at the school building in Flerden.

Waypoints

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Schulhaus

The youngest Flerdner fountain stands between the new and the old schoolhouse. It was built in 1993 by the Oberstufenschulverband Oberheinzenberg after the construction of the Oberstufenschulhaus of the municipalities flerden, Urmein and Tschappina. In the old schoolhouse there is now the village shop "Fontauna Gemella" with café, the community hall and the municipal chancellery Flerden.

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Sumvitg

The fountain consists of joined stone slabs, two so-called wheel deflectors and an additional concrete wash trough. The way from the schoolhouse here leads past the former restaurant Gemsli and the "very old" schoolhouse with the coats of arms of the citizens of Flerden. Under the street is the village saw and right next to the fountain the bakery of the municipality.

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Platz

This well, including the additional washing trough, was built in 1975 in connection with the rehabilitation of the village roads. It was donated by Hannes Heinz.

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Friedhof

This fountain on the inside of the cemetery wall was built in memory of Marx Heinz, 1881 – 1937. Marx Heinz was a citizen of Flerden and a teacher in Grosshöchstätten (BE). After the death of Marx Heinz, his Witfrau Dora Heinz had worked in Flerden as Schulgotta. At Christmas, each Flerdner student received a chocolate bear and the school a book from which the teacher could read aloud.

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Plattas

The fountain of Plattas is the oldest fountain in Flerden. It also has an additional washing trough and two stone wheel deflectors to protect the corners from damage. The year 1880 corresponds to the year of construction of the first water supply in the village. In 2017, a comprehensive renovation was carried out by the artist and sculptor Dominik Zehnder from Cazis.

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Caschneras

The fountain of Caschneras was built in 1934. Like most other village wells, it also performed various tasks. It was a cattle trough and served the village women at the big "Buchata", the washing day on which the bed linen was cleaned in spring and autumn. In addition, all kinds of agricultural equipment were washed in the additional washing trough.

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Dorfplatz

The large fountain on the village square dates back to 1934. It has two additional wash troughs and a cover for the washwomen. Later, an extension followed, which served the fire brigade as a material depot. Here was also the meeting place of the fire brigade.

Next to the fountain was also the Postbus stop, above the old post office and next to it the restaurant Hossmann / Gufler and the wasch-Haus.

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Haus Brumm

The fountain at Haus Brumm bears the year 1891. Today it is no longer connected to the public water supply of the municipality of Flerden, but is used privately.

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Altes Schul- und Pfarrhaus

This fountain is made of natural stone slabs. The formerly still existing additional washing trough was removed during the renovation of the village streets in 1975.

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