Marmot educational path, Avers-Bergalga

On the world's unique signposted adventure and educational route, you will encounter the furry hibernator in its natural environment. Along the way, you will learn a lot about the life of marmots at eleven stations.

The educational path leads from Loretschhus near Avers-Juppa to Alp Bergalga/Olta Stofel (2074 m above sea level). The walking time from/to Loretschhus is about 2 hours. The path is pram accessible and also suitable for wheelchair users with aids (e.g. Swisstracs). At the start of the path, there is a well-equipped barbecue area and a playground.

Here you will find various information about the educational path as well as the texts for the 11 stations.

In the nicest sunshine between 12 and 3 p.m., the marmots usually take a siesta. Ideally, you visit them accordingly before or after this time. Binoculars are definitely recommended. The marmots mostly hibernate from mid-September.

Avers Juppa - Alp Bergalga - Avers Juppa

The theme path starts in Avers-Juppa.