슈맹 뒤 비뇨블
Overview
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거리 12 km
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Duration 4 h
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오르막 400 m
Intro
발레(Valais) 지역의 피노 누아 와인 ¼은 로이크(Leuk), 바렌(Varen), 잘게쉬(Salgesch) 지역에서 생산되고 있다. 자연을 아끼는 이들에게는 완전한 천국으로, 언제나 새롭고 놀라운 것을 발견할 수 있다. 바렌에 있는 언덕 위 교회에서는 환상적인 전망을 즐길 수 있다.
트레일 정보
The final leg of the chemin de vignoble sets off from Venthône, which was ruled by the Bishop of Sion in the Middle Ages. Nowadays, the village is listed in the Federal Inventory of Heritage Sites, in part because of its well-preserved fortified tower dating back to around 1200 and its church.
Once you have passed through the first vineyard and the crossed the river Raspille, you will be in the Pfyn-Finges nature park: here, 13 municipalities are aiming to preserve and improve the region’s traditional cultivated and natural landscapes. The Pfynwald wood is home to one of the largest continuous Scots pine forests in the Alps, as well as important protected moorland areas, steppes, biotopes and idyllic mountain villages. The river Raspille marks the language border between the German-speaking and French-speaking parts of Valais. The river has supplied water to the Tsittoret and Planige irrigation channels, or “Suonen”, since the 16th century. After a dispute among the inhabitants in the area around Sierre and Salgesch, the Bishop of Sion ordered water rights to be divided up equally. In the 1970s, the people of Salgesch replaced the ancient “Suonen” irrigation channels with a modern, underground watering system.
Uphill from Salgesch, the route follows a gorgeous section of the old “Mengis Wasserleitu” irrigation channel. After the Second World War, this is where the transition away from agriculture in favour of winemaking began. Nowadays, Salgesch is home to 203 hectares of vineyards and over 40 winemakers. Due to the variation in microclimates and soil types, many different varieties of grape are grown here. This is due to a rockslide that happened in prehistoric times, which led to terroir rich in lime and magnesium.
Next you will continue on to Varen. At this point, you can take a detour to a hilltop church with fantastic views. Then comes a brief descent to the Dalaschlucht gorge. Due to its proximity to the Rhone Valley and Gemmi Pass, Leuk was once an important hub for traffic. The deep and narrow gorge was the perfect place for a bridge. Further into the gorge, two further bridges for rail and road traffic were built in the 20th century.
A short while later, you will arrive at Leuk, which is home to a striking castle that was restored by famous architect Mario Botta. It consists of an early Romanesque tower, attached living quarters and a curtain wall. Twenty minutes later, the 66-kilometre chemin de vignoble route comes to an end on the banks of the Rhone at Leuk railway station. Here, you can look back on the route you have walked – better yet, in a cosy spot with a glass of Pinot Noir.
즐거운 여행에는 신중한 계획이 꼭 필요하다. 경로 및 기상 조건에 대해 지역 정보 센터에서 미리 확인해 보자. 계절 및 기상 조건에 따라 코스가 막혀있거나 중간중간 끊겨 있을 수 있다.
| 출발지 |
Venthône
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| 목적지 |
로이크
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| 방향 |
일방
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| 고도(해발) |
810 m
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| 오르막 |
400 m
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| 내리막 |
580 m
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| 거리 |
12 km
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| 소요시간 |
4 h
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| 되돌아 갈 때 소요 시간 |
3 h 40 min
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| 난이도 |
쉬움
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| 체력 수준 |
보통
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| 시즌 |
연중
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| 테마 |
포도원 속으로, 파노라마 뷰
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| 자세한 정보 | https://schweizmobil.ch/en/hiking-in-switzerland/r... |
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