Trailkeeper days: a safe and sustainable outdoor experience.
The lower edge of the path is being deburred so that water can flow over it again.
Stone steps that are too high for walkers and cyclists need to be adjusted.
The lower edge of the path is being deburred so that water can flow over it again.
The edges of the path need to be trimmed regularly, otherwise they will grow over.
The trailline must be suitable for walkers and cyclists.
Trail keepers clear and maintain the trail line
Manual work during a Trail Keeper day.
Sometimes stones need to be moved in order to create anchor points.
Trail Keeper Day
Gstaad Saanenland Tourism and the "Trail Keepers Saanenland-Simmental" conducted the second Trail Keeper Day in the Gstaad region in collaboration with a trail builder from Allegra Tourism.
The focus was on minimising erosion damage and unwanted shortcuts. The 16 volunteers were able to expand their knowledge under the guidance of the trail builder and spend a day helping with trail maintenance, thereby giving something back to the region. These days are always organised by the Destination Development & Sustainability and Infrastructure & Projects departments.