Alp Stabelchod
Viewpoint
Until 1919, Alp Stabelchod was used as grazing for cattle. Since then the forest has not regrown.
Mountain pine forests can only extend when there are enough areas in the ground free of other plant growth. Areas of soil suitable for mountain pine shoots may be created by erosion, or where paths exist that are constantly used by game or where soil is scraped by red deer.
© Schweizerischer Nationalpark/Hans Lozza
Alp Stabelchod
- child-friendly
Season
Mai, June, July, August, September, October, NovemberThe offer is suitable for
- Adults
- Children from 7-12 years
- Children >12 years
- 50+
- Families
- Groups
The offer has been particularly developed for
- First cycle (Kindergarten and 1st/2nd grade)
- Second cycle (3rd - 6th grade, primary level)
- Third cycle (1st – 3rd grade, lower secondary)
- Upper Secondary School Classes
- Association/Companies
Contact
Schweizerischer Nationalpark - BesucherzentrumUrtatsch 2
7530 z
Telephone +41 (0) 81 851 41 41
info@nationalpark.ch
http://nationalpark.ch
