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24.062012 24.06.2012 Die Besten Fünf: Exkursions Die besten Fünf Exkursions- und Ausflugsziele aus den Regionen der ARGE ALP Arbeitsgemeinschaft der Alpenländer www.argealp.org VORWORT Die Arbeitsgemeinschaft Alpenländer (ARGE ALP) umfasst die Regionen, Kantone und Länder Bayern, Graubünden, Lombardei, Salzburg, St. Gallen, Südtirol, Tessin, Tirol, Trentino und Vorarlberg. Als erste grenzüberschreitende Vereini- gung von Regionen ebnete sie den Weg für ein neues Selbstbewusstsein der Regionen in Europa. Seit ihrer Gründung 1972 setzen sich die Mitglieder für eine nachhaltige Entwicklung ihrer alpinen Heimat ein. Der Vorsitz wechselt jährlich. Die vorliegende Veröffentlichung präsentiert für jeden Partner in der ARGE ALP (ausgenommen die Lombardei) fünf herausragende Ausflugs- bzw. Exkursionsziele für Schulklassen, Jugendgruppen usw. Sie ist eine Handreichung für LehrerInnen, JugendgruppenleiterInnen usw. Ziel dieses Projektes ist es, das Bewusstsein für unseren gemeinsamen Lebensraum Alpen bereits in jungen Jahren zu entwickeln. Gleichzeitig soll die grenzüberschreitende pädagogische Zusammenarbeit und der Kontakt auf Arbeitsebene zwischen den zuständigen Institutionen gefördert werden. Die Regierungschefkonferenz der ARGE ALP hat das Projekt im Juni 2008 unter bayerischem Vorsitz beschlossen. Um Wiederholungen zu vermeiden und auf überall Gültiges hinzuweisen, wird den regionalen Vorschlägen ein allge- meiner Teil vorangestellt. Dort werden allgemeine Grundverhaltensregeln für die Alpen, eine sinnvolle Ausrüstung für Bergwanderungen beschrieben sowie anhand einer international gültigen Skala der Schwierigkeitsgrad der einzelnen Wanderstrecken definiert. Die Beiträge selbst spiegeln inhaltlich und teilweise auch sprachlich die Vielfalt des Lebensraumes Alpen wieder. Sie gliedern sich in der Regel in eine Kurzbeschreibung, infrastrukturelle Informationen („technische Details“) und eine fach- liche und didaktische Aufbereitung des Angebots. Generell kann aber kein Beitrag die individuelle Vorbereitung eines Ausflugs bzw. einer Exkursion ersetzen. Er soll vielmehr ein Vorschlag sein und Anregungen geben. Die vorliegenden Informationen sind auch im Internet unter www.argealp.org abrufbar. Anregungen bzw. Ergänzungs- vorschläge sind an die Geschäftsstelle der ARGE ALP zu richten unter der Kontaktadresse [email protected]. Das Redaktionsteam wünscht allen, die von dieser Handreichung profitieren möchten, viel Spaß und erlebnisreiche Tage! Das Redaktionsteam: • Dr. Josef Duregger (Südtirol) • Wolfgang Kuhn (Bayern; Vorsitz) • Ing. Stéphane Grounauer (Tessin) • Thomas Mair (Vorarlberg) • Mag. Valeria Hochgatterer (Salzburg) • Dr. Bernd Stallhofer (Bayern) • Dr. Hans Hofer (Tirol) • Christian Sulser (Graubünden) • Dr. Paul Hofmann (Tirol) • Dott.ssa Monica Zampedri (Trentino) • Lic. Phil. Hildegard Jutz (St. Gallen) • Dr. Anton Zimmermann (Tirol) ARGE ALP – Die besten Fünf 1 INHALT Inhaltsverzeichnis klickbar! Vorwort ..........................................................................................................................1 Übersichtskarte ................................................................................................................3 Alpine Verhaltensregeln ........................................................................................................4 BAYERN • Sonthofen: Erzgruben-Erlebniswelt am Grünten ............................................................................6 • Die Zugspitze, der höchste Berg Deutschlands ............................................................................8 • Die Partnachklamm im Wettersteinmassiv – Entstehung einer Klamm ................................................... 10 • Chiemgau: Der Geigelstein – Artenvielfalt der Almwiesen ................................................................ 12 • Berchtesgaden: Geologie zum Anfassen – Zum Kärlingerhaus am Funtensee .......................................... 14 GRAUBÜNDEN • Bündner Oberland, Surselva: Vom Ursprung des Vorderrheines zum Goldwaschen .................................... 16 • Heinzenberg, Domleschg: Am Fuße des schönsten Berges der Welt .................................................... 18 • Landschaft Davos: Von Gesteinen, Bergknappen und Viadukten ........................................................ 20 • Oberengadin: Vom Hochgebirge zu den Kastanienselven ............................................................... 22 • Unterengadin: Kulturraum und Naturraum greifen ineinander ........................................................... 24 SALZBURG • Großgmain, Salzburger Freilichtmuseum: „Auf die Alm!“ – So lebte Heidi wirklich ... ................................... 26 • Nationalpark Hohe Tauern. Rauris: Von Gold und Geiern ................................................................ 28 • Neumarkt: Wanderbare Sinne – Salzburger Seenland entdecken ....................................................... 30 • Hollersbachtal: Hochgebirge-Projekttage im Nationalpark Hohe Tauern ................................................ 32 • Hüttschlag: Schödersee und Talmuseum ................................................................................. 34 ST. GALLEN • St. Galler Brückenweg: 18 Brücken zwischen Haggen und Spisegg ..................................................... 36 • St. Galler Planetenweg: Unterwegs im Sonnensystem .................................................................... 38 • Rorschach Hafen: Rundreise mit Witzwanderweg ........................................................................ 40 • Stadtspaziergang durch St. Gallen – ein Spaziergang vorbei an allen wichtigen Sehenswürdigkeiten ................. 42 • Jakobsweg – Von Rorschach nach Pfäffikon .............................................................................. 44 SÜDTIROL • Archeoparc Schnalstal, Südtiroler Archäologiemuseum in Bozen: Auf Ötzis Spuren ................................... 46 • Bletterbach in Aldein/Radein – Südtirols Cañon .......................................................................... 48 • Ahrntal: Faszination Bergwerk – Geschichte hautnah erleben ........................................................... 50 • Ladinien: Natur- und Kulturlandschaft einer Minderheit .................................................................. 52 • Langtaufers: Natur- und Kulturlandschaft eines alpinen Hochgebirgstales .............................................. 54 TESSIN • Monte Ceneri: Der Kastanienwald, Die Entwicklung des Verkehrs – von den Wegelagerern zur Autobahn ............ 56 • Monte San Salvatore: Der Pian Scairolo – Ein Gebiet in raschem Wandel ............................................... 58 • Muggiotal: Ein erfindungsreiches Volk zwischen Berglandwirtschaft und Schmuggel .................................. 60 • Robiei: Die Alpen als Quelle von Wasserkraft ............................................................................. 62 • Leventinatal: Die Piottino-Schlucht – Tor in die Alpen ..................................................................... 64 TIROL • Innsbruck – Alpen-Metropole .............................................................................................. 66 • Im Reich des „letzten Wilden“ – Wildflusslandschaft Tiroler Lech ........................................................ 68 • Oberland: Exkursionen im Bezirk Landeck ................................................................................ 70 • Osttirol: Am Gletscherfluss Isel von den Nationalparkgipfeln bis zur Römersiedlung ................................... 72 • Unterland: Rund um die Hohe Salve – Vom alten Bergbaugebiet zur Tourismushochburg ............................. 74 2 ARGE ALP – Die besten Fünf INHALT TRENTINO • Das Trentiner Gardaseegebiet ............................................................................................. 76 • Flusspark Novella .......................................................................................................... 78 • Die Erdpyramiden von Segonzano ........................................................................................ 80 • Trient: Monte Calisio ........................................................................................................ 82 • Das Chiesetal .............................................................................................................. 84 VORARLBERG • Abenteuer Biosphärenpark – WildeWalserWege .......................................................................... 86 • Natur im Museum – inatura plus Workshop Wasserwelten ............................................................... 88 • Bregenz: Jugendbeteiligung Vorarlberg „mit Reden Machen Bestimmen“ .............................................. 90 • Montafon: Wasserkraft und Wasser in den Alpen ......................................................................... 92 • Feldkirch: Wirtschaft im Wandel – „Vom Flachs zur Chipcard“ ........................................................... 94 ÜbeRsichTskaRTE Ulm Augsburg Zielorte klickbar! München Salzburger Seenland BAYERN Rosenheim Konstanz Kempten Salzburg Geigel- Groß- Winterthur stein gmain Ober- Achenpass steinach Berchtes- Spisegg Rorschach Bregenz Garmisch- Kufstein gaden Zürich SALZBURG Dornbirn/ Sonthofen Tiroler Partenkirchen inatura Lech Partnachklamm Jakobsweg St.Gallen VORARL- Hohe Kitzbühel Fernpass Zugspitze Wörgl Salve BERG Innsbruck ST.GALLEN Feldkirch Tauern- Großes tunnel Walsertal Felbertauern- Hohe Tauern/ Hohe Tauern/ tunnel Rauris Hütt- Arlberg- Bezirk TIROL Hollersbachtal schlag tunnel Landeck Katschberg- Brenner tunnel
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