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Wildmanufaktur Graubünden, Tamins GR Wild game as a high-quality food Our world is an exciting place, full of amazing creatures and breathtaking nature. Our products are naturally grown and seasonally available. Our services are professional and straightforward, at fair prices. This is ours! Transforming wild game into a high-quality food as a sustainable resource. Wild animals processed at our facility are not exposed to transport routes, have been able to freely choose their food and resting places throughout their lives in the wild, and have never come into contact with antibiotics or other medications. Text / Source: Wildmanufaktur Graubünden GmbH | Pradamalerstrasse 2 | 7015 Tamins https://www.wildmanufakturgraubuenden.ch/

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Eichwald – Tamins Nature Trail The nature trail uses 19 information panels to inform you about the origins and diverse habitats of the Eichwald forest. The trail is accessible year-round, but is particularly interesting during the growing season, when countless plants and microorganisms can be observed. The panels are arranged along a path. The walk takes about 2 hours. And is easily accessible even for small children. A picnic area with a fire pit is located in the Benisboden area. The origins of the Eichwald forest are closely linked to human use. Centuries of extensive grazing have kept the Eichwald and Bensiboden areas clear. In the Middle Ages, acorns were highly valued as fattening feed for pigs, and the oak trees were protected from deforestation. Today, forestry authorities are responsible for preserving the trees. The Tamins – Eichwald area is a special forest reserve. Text / Source: Municipality of Tamins, Aligstrasse 1, Tamins https://www.tamins.ch/_docn/3314411/Naturlehrpfad_Eichwald.pdf

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Tamins (Romansh: Tumein) When you say Tamins (Romansh: Tumein), you also mean Reichenau at the confluence of the Vorderrhein and Hinterrhein. After all, the Rhaetian Railway station, where the lines towards Central Graubünden and the Surselva diverge, is also called Reichenau-Tamins. The Kunkels Pass is a must-see for many bikers from near and far. The top of Tamins is the Ringelspitze at 3,247 m. The people of Tamins naturally enjoy sharing this mountain with the neighboring community of Trin and their neighbors in the canton of St. Gallen. History Grave finds suggest that people were already living here in the Iron Age (around 500 BC). The Romans were also here; grave finds west of the village and coin finds on the Kunkels Pass bear witness to this. The grave of an Alemannic warrior testifies that people continued to settle here even after the fall of the Roman Empire. The first documented mention of the village dates back to 1399. In 1540, the community adopted the Reformation. The village was repeatedly hit by severe fires, including in 1616, 1631, and 1799 during the French invasion. The last major fire occurred in 1905. Text / Source: Graubünden Holidays, Alexanderstrasse 24, Chur https://www.graubuenden.ch/de/ausflugsziele/tamins

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very direct

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Always along the right bank of the Rhine.

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Small, fine place - the market square is currently being renovated

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In Switzerland 🇨🇭 the Rhine looks so different than in the Rhineland 😃 I was very curious and had to follow it a bit. The water here has a completely different color.

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Great area right on the river

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