Stay safe in the mountains around Schenna

How to best prepare for your hike:

1. Plan ahead: Study maps and descriptions before your hike. Ask alpine clubs, local experts, guides, or hut keepers for advice.
   
2. Check your gear: Before heading out, make sure you have all essentials in your backpack, including sturdy shoes with a good grip.
   
3. Know your limits: Choose a route that matches your fitness level and give your body a few days to acclimatize.
   
4. Safety first: Inform someone—your accommodation or friends—about your destination and always stay on marked trails.
   
5. Beware of falling rocks: Avoid dislodging stones and quickly cross hazardous areas.
   
6. Turn back if needed: If the weather worsens, fog sets in, or the path becomes too difficult, don’t take unnecessary risks—return safely.
   
7. Be considerate: If you return later than expected, inform your accommodation or relatives to prevent unnecessary rescue operations.
   
8. Respect nature: The mountains belong to everyone—keep them clean, take your waste with you, and protect plants and animals.
   
9. Your safety comes first: Follow these guidelines for a safe and enjoyable experience.

📞 Emergency? Call 112

Provide the rescue team with the following details:

• Who is calling? Name, location, phone number
  
• What happened? Type of accident, time, and place
  
• How many injured? If possible, describe the injuries
  
• Weather conditions? Wind, fog, rain, or snow