Aerie of the Golden eagle
King of the air. Under total protection since 1953. Wingspan up to max. 2.2 m. One aerie is near the road Pass dal Fuorn
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A good 3 hours’ walk leads us through an interesting section of the Pass dal Fuorn forests and the wonderfully varied flora of the Park’s alpine meadows. The nature trail provides detailed information along the way, in 5 languages.
Particularities
Nature trail, extensive Pass dal Fuorn forests, marmots at Alp Stabelchod, the site of bearded vulture releases (1991 – 2007) is visible from Margunet.
Focus leaflets to accompany this walk can be purchased at the National Park Centre in Zernez or via our shop online (Vegetationsentwicklung and Murgänge – only available in German).
Make this hike a special experience by experiencing it with a guide: nationalpark.ch/en/visit/guided-walks/
Follow-up hikes
Reverse Route 13, Route 18
Difficulty: white-red-white / easy, T2 (Scale SAC)
Arrival
Starting and end point can be reached by post bus (bus stops: Stabelchod/P8, Il Fuorn/P6).
Il Fuorn: www.ilfuorn.ch
King of the air. Under total protection since 1953. Wingspan up to max. 2.2 m. One aerie is near the road Pass dal Fuorn
Until 1919, Alp Stabelchod was used as grazing for cattle. Since then the forest has not regrown.
Resettlement. Since 1986 bearded vultures have been released in the Alps as part of an international project.
Die Alp Stabelchod wurde bis 1911 als Viehalp genutzt. Heute ist sie die am besten untersuchte Wiese Europas und idealer Beoachtungspunkt für Murmeltiere.
Our expert guides know where to find the most fascinating natural sights and observations. Their explanations will assist you in your discovery of a new world.
Cost: CHF 400.–
Duration: 6-7 hours (including lunch break)
Experiencing nature is the main object of the Park’s excursions for children: finding things, observing, making comparisons, using all our senses to take note of what’s around us.
Cost: CHF 400.–
Duration: 6-7 hours (including lunch break)