Herbal hike and water treading - at the Partschins Waalweg
In balance with yarrow, nettles and Father Kneipp
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As the saying goes, “there is a herb for every ailment.” And that without water there would be no life, is as true for the Earth as it is for mankind. So what could be more appropriate than to use the power of nature and the elixir of water as a beneficial combination for greater strength, health and wellbeing?
Discover the numerous, often inconspicuous herbs by the wayside with our expert and learn all about their healing power and effects on our herb & water walk. At the same time familiarise yourself with the different forms and possibilities (there are over 120!) for partaking of the famous Kneipp cure.
Father Sebastian Kneipp’s water therapy gets the metabolism and circulation moving and demonstrably strengthens the body’s defences. In addition, it also helps with numerous chronic illnesses and nervous complaints such as headaches, migraines, sleep disorders, allergies, stubborn infections, stomach and bowel problems, and inner turmoil.
The place and setting where the findings of Father Kneipp are put into practice is as special and impressive
as the treatments themselves and the effect of the herbs and plants.
Approach
From Partschins/Parcines: bus to the busstop "Salten"
From Meran/o: bus to Partschins/Parcines and from there bus to the busstop "Salten"
From Vinschgau valley /Val Venosta: train to Töll/Tel - than bus to Partschins/Parcines - and from there bus to the busstop "Salten"
Timetable: www.suedtirolmobil.info
To bring along
Comfortable clothing appropriate for the temperatures, towel and beverage.
Storno
In case of cancellation, a return of the participation fee is only possible if the cancellation is made within the registration period.
In case of rain or thunderstorms the event cannot take place. The participation fee will be refunded in full.
Additional info
Short herb hike where you can learn interesting and surprising facts from the world of our alpine medicine and botany, followed by Kneipp exercises on the "Waalweg" trail, the ancient irrigation channel.