In the footsteps of poachers

In the footsteps of poachers
Only German spoken

Färdi tells funny and entertaining anecdotes about how the poachers outwit the hunting wardens. At the Poaching Memorial Stone you will learn that tragedies also took place in the Liechtenstein mountains.

A scenic walking tour with a focus on narratives
What Färdi knows how to report is a gripping experience. Also because Färdi welcomes and leads the guests in his poacher outfit: black sooty face, the poacher’s rifle slung around his neck and grandfather’s backpack on his back. He considers the guests to be his apprentices and is constantly trying to teach them the poacher craft.
Ferdinand Sele lived from 1829 to 1920. His life is well documented. Especially because the incidents resulting in death during poaching are documented in detail in court files.

Directions
The path from Gaflei to the Poacher Memorial Stone is considered the original route.
For this route including the way back is to be expected:
1.5 hours pure walking time, total time with stories and breaks about 2.5 hoursTo
the entire distance about 4 kilometers and about 300 meters of altitude ascent and descent.

Short tours
In the footsteps of the poachers can also be booked as a short tour. A short walk with an exciting story forms an original interlude for every occasion.

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