Alpine day hike behind the moon left

On white-blue-white paths we leave everyday life behind us and enjoy the freedom in the dreamlike mountain world of the Rätikon. St. Antönien, the first mountaineering village in Switzerland, in the beautiful Prättigau is surrounded by the imposing peaks and limestone walls of the "Grisons Dolomites" and virtually invites you to merge the boundaries between mountain and alpine hiking. On these guided alpine day hikes we often move on paths that are marked with stone mandli and have faint to no trail tracks (if marked white-blue-white). Also the hands are used sometimes and tricky places can be secured with wire ropes. On the way you will learn what alpine hiking involves and what it takes to plan and carry out such a tour. 

This tour is especially suitable for newcomers to alpine hiking who want to gain their first experience and get a taste of alpine air. But also experienced alpine hikers will get their money's worth.

Requirements

Good physical condition for easy hiking on mountain trails (ascent/descent on T2/T3)

surefootedness and some head for heights

Day hikes with approx. 6 hours, approx. 1000 meters altitude difference and approx. 10 km

Bring along / equipment

Good and appropriate hiking equipment (high mountain or hiking boots), wind, weather and sun protection, hat, gloves and trekking poles (can be rented). Drinking bottle and provisions for the tour.

Accommodation

You would like to arrive the evening before or stay longer in Prättigau? Here you can choose your accommodation and book online. 

St. Antönien (exact meeting point will be communicated after booking)

Travel suggestion: by public transport comfortably to St. Antönien Platz

Program changes are possible at any time. Weather conditions and the conditions on the mountain must be taken into account.

The tours can also be booked as private tours, stationary in the hotel or as hut tours. From easy to demanding. Extension of stay and overnight stay before or/and after the tours is possible on request. Please contact us for more information.

Meeting point: 9 am St. Antönien (exact meeting point will be communicated after booking)