Earth, water, air, and fire: the four elements accompany nature lovers and hiking enthusiasts along the seven themed trails of Gais. From the easy family circular path with playful stations to the more demanding routes above the rooftops of the villages, there is something for everyone. Along the way, information panels explain the influence of the four elements on people, nature, and the cultural landscape, highlighting their meaning in both history and the present.
This hike from Gais to San Giorgio is particularly suitable for those seeking an easy yet inspiring route. The trail, which partly runs parallel to the provincial road, offers splendid views of the broad alluvial fan of Gais, a landscape that vividly tells the story of the region’s geological origins.
Along the way, hikers encounter the “Ölberg”, dominated by a striking painting by Harmann Polt, an inviting spot for a short rest. The path then continues through fields and forests, leading to the picturesque village of San Giorgio, where nature and history blend in an authentic and relaxing atmosphere.