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Landschaftspark Binntal - Land management in the Binn Alps is organised on a cooperative basis and brings together farmers from Binn and the surrounding area. The Binn Alps extend over an extensive, open valley.
Land management in the Binn Alps is organised on a cooperative basis and brings together farmers from Binn and the surrounding area. The Binn Alps extend over an extensive, open valley, the drainage area of the young river Binna, the right bank of which merges into the Albrun pass region. The highly sought-after dairy products, in particular the high-quality Alpine cheese, are produced in the central Alpine cheese dairy at Brunnebiel during the summer grazing period.
The "Alpkäse Binntal" (Binntal Alpine cheese) can be ordered in our e-shop or directly from the producers.In addition, the cheese can be obtained directly from the alpine dairy in Grengiols and outside opening hours from the cheese vending machine with raclette equipment.
The highlights of the Binner Alpe in one day: alpine pastures, the lonely and mineral-rich valley of the Turbewasser, the high moor on the Blatt and the idyllically situated Halsesee.
Two-day hike: The hike leads through the old hamlet of Fäld to the Albrun Pass, crossing the Italian border to Crampiolo, and back to Fäld via the Geisspfad Pass.
This circular hike takes you from Fäld up to the lush meadows of the Binn Alps on the right, and on the other side of the valley, between partially shady forests, back to Fäld.
