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The National Route 1 Via Alpina is a section of the network of long-distance hiking routes of the same name. Five long-distance trails cross eight Alpine countries from Trieste to Monaco. On Swiss soil, National Route 1 Via Alpina leads from Vaduz over numerous Alpine passes to the Trüttlisberg Pass near Lenk and from there ond the international route to the Great St Bernard Pass or in four stages to Montreux on the national feeder of the Via Alpina. Experience a breathtaking Alpine world and a rich variety of living, cultural and natural eviroments in 19 stages and a total of 370 kilometers. Contains all practical information, clear map extracts and height profiles as well as a host of hints on places of interest and other attractions en route. Richly illustrated with colour photos.
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David Coulin, geb. 1967, Kommunikationsmanager, freier Fotojournalist und Buchautor. Daneben vermittelt er als erfahrener Alpinist und Tourenleiter Bergerlebnisse in der ganzen Schweiz. Seine Schwerpunkte sind Wandern und Snowboardtouren.
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The National Route 1 Via Alpina is a section of the network of long-distance hiking routes of the same name. Five long-distance trails cross eight Alpine countries from Trieste to Monaco. On Swiss soil, National Route 1 Via Alpina leads from Vaduz over numerous Alpine passes to the Trüttlisberg Pass near Lenk and from there ond the international route to the Great St Bernard Pass or in four stages to Montreux on the national feeder of the Via Alpina. Experience a breathtaking Alpine world and a rich variety of living, cultural and natural eviroments in 19 stages and a total of 370 kilometers. Contains all practical information, clear map extracts and height profiles as well as a host of hints on places of interest and other attractions en route. Richly illustrated with colour photos.
