Wildmännli Trail
The digitalized circular hike in Klosters
The new web app: Wildmännli Trail in Klosters
Klosters, Schlappin, Serneus: It doesn't always have to be 1000 metres in altitude and steep mountain peaks. On the Wildmännli Trail, the path is the goal. It combines existing hiking trails into a circular tour. Explore all 50 posts and dive deep into the holiday destination. And into its history, flora and fauna.
Seven stages are combined into a circular hike in Klosters and digitized. Luck factor number one: With every post you visit, you collect points that you can exchange for a gift. Luck factor number two: To broaden your horizons while hiking in Klosters, you don't necessarily have to take a summit tour under your feet. Even the ascent to the Schlappintal valley is scenic and only moderately steep at 400 metres in altitude. This is where the first Walser settlement in the Prättigau region was founded. Flatter sections, ideal for excursions and hikes with children, lead along the Zwergen- or the Gadäwäg. 50 posts on seven stages are waiting to be scanned.
Can be spread over several days
A new day, a new trail: the 40-kilometre Wilmännli Trail is ideal for completing over several days. Luck factor number three: You have time to enjoy the landscape, to stop for a break, and to watch a video or two at a post. Tip: Start the village tour counterclockwise to the Zwergen- und Gadäwäg. You can redeem the first voucher of the second stage on the way. Have fun discovering Klosters.
Altitude difference and route
How the web app works
1. Save the web app
The Wildmännli Trail has been digitized with a web app (PWA). First open the web app on your mobile phone browser and save it to the home screen of your smartphone. It can now be accessed like a normal app.
Note: iOS versions older than 13.5 do not allow access to the camera in the stand-alone app. In this case, use the app in the browser and save it as a bookmark.
4. Select reward
Select a reward directly in the app and pick it up directly in the restaurants or the Tourist Information in Davos or Klosters. The reward is available upon presentation of the voucher.
Rules and rewards
Rewards
Each completed stage has a value. For each scanned stage you receive an e-voucher that you can redeem. However: Each item can only be scanned once. Items that have already been scanned are marked in the web app.
Section Gadäweg completed
Have you hiked the Gadäwäg? Time for another reward: with a slice of homemade nut cake from Schlappin at Berghaus Erika, you'll be invigorated for the rest of the Wildmännli Trail in Klosters. Simply show the e-voucher when ordering.
Three sections completed
You have already completed three sections? You're almost halfway there! To master the remaining four stages, you can get a walking stick with a built-in compass and engraving at the Tourist Information in Klosters.
All posts completed
If you have completed all 50 posts of the Wildmännli Trail, you will receive an e-voucher for an exclusive Swiss pocket knife with Wildmännli engraving in the web app. You can pick it up during the opening hours of the Tourist Information in Klosters.
Section of the Zwergenweg (dwarf trail) completed
You have scanned all items with the number 110 to 117? Then you've earned another reward. A coffee in Mimi's Bäsmäbeizli "Hennägadä". It's open every day, but only served at weekends.
Bonus information: Name giver of the trail
The tales about the Wildmännli belong to the most popular legends of the Walsers. The dwarfish little creature lives in remote valleys and forests. As shy as it is, anyone who wantonly annoyed it or betrayed it incurred its wrath.
Book tip
The holiday resort of Klosters owes much of its fame to the British royal family. Few still know that in the 1950s and 60s it was film stars and literary figures who earned Klosters the name “Hollywood on the Rocks”. Would you like to learn more about Klosters and its history? Our book tip:
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