recommended route
Schanfigger Dörferweg (Schanfigger village trail)
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Litzirüti Wasserfall_Schanfigger DörferwegPhoto: Arosa Tourismus, Arosa Lenzerheide
This route passes through an inaccessible area and is therefore closed. Current information
The Schanfigg village trail now connects the villages of Schanfigg from Chur to Arosa on both sides of the valley for hikers. Traditional and authentic village culture can be experienced on the 52 km long (mountain) hiking trail.
The Dörferweg leads through intact and varied landscapes with magnificent views, through meadows and forests, across Töbel and past Maiensässen and, last but not least, through the villages with their characteristic wooden knitted buildings, farm and village shops, restaurants and Besenbeizen. The alternation of natural and cultural landscapes can be experienced at every turn, as can be seen, for example, in the scenically magnificent sections at Gründji & Frauentobel.
The village trail enriches the range of hiking opportunities in Schanfigg. Thanks to the good public transport connections between the villages, a variety of circular hikes can be planned, e.g. in connection with the Schanfigger Höhenweg.
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Track types
Rest stops
Caffé SpettacoloRestaurant Strandbad
Safety information
- Constantly monitor the weather development
- Make sure you have suitable and complete equipment
- Good shoes are necessary on the Langwies-Peist section, and you should also be sure-footed and free from vertigo!
- Inform third parties about your tour. Report back when you arrive at your destination
- Enjoy hiking with a smile on your face
Tips and hints
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Destination
Turn-by-turn directions
Chur-Praden-Tschiertschen-Molinis-Peist-Langwies-Litzirüti-Arosa
Arosa-Litzirüti-Langwies-Peist-St.Peter-Castiel-Calfreisen-Maladers-Chur
Public transport
By train to the Alpine town of Chur.
Here more info about the timetable
Of course, the trail can be started at any point along the Dörferweg. You can divide the Dörferweg into different stages as you wish.
By road
By car via the motorway or main road to the Graubünden capital Chur.
Of course, the trail can be started at any point along the Dörferweg. You can divide the Dörferweg into different stages as you wish.
Parking
Various parking options in Chur.
Of course, the trail can be started anywhere along the Dörferweg.
Coordinates
Equipment
Clothing suitable for the weather, walking sticks and good walking shoes. Enough to drink and a small pharmacy.Statistics
- 30 Waypoints
- 30 Waypoints
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