Durch den ältesten Arvenwald Europas - God da Tamangur

The Val S-charl, a secluded side valley in the Lower Engadine, offers every hiker wild and untouched nature. The heart of the valley is the largest, oldest, contiguous and highest Swiss stone pine forest in Europe, which is home to a unique ecosystem. Some of its impressive, gnarled trees are over 700 years old. On our hike, we learn a lot about the ecology and history of the forest and learn more about the cultural use of the Swiss stone pine and its significance in Alpine tradition. If you want to find out more about this forest and the Swiss stone pine in particular, then join me on this hike! DATE: August 25, 2026 DURATION: approx. 6 hours (pure walking time) MEETING POINT: 8:30 am Scuol Tarasp train station (post bus stop) (arrival by public transport is recommended) Minimum number of participants 2 Registration deadline August 23 (You will receive details of the tour the day before) The hike takes place in (almost) any weather. Wear sturdy and at least mid-height hiking boots, as we will also be walking on rough terrain. Note: This text was translated by machine translation software and not by a human translator. It may contain translation errors.