Backpack wine tasting in the Bündner Herrschaft

Experience an incomparable wine tasting in the middle of the vineyards of the Bündner Herrschaft. In a carefully packed rucksack, you will find three exquisite wines that you can enjoy during a hike through the picturesque vineyards. An audio guide will also provide you with exciting facts about the Bündner Herrschaft wine region, making your wine tasting a special experience.

Hike through the idyllic vineyards and enjoy nature
Receive an insulated rucksack with three selected wines
Taste the wines at picturesque locations amidst the vineyards of the Bündner Herrschaft
Learn exciting information about the wine region with an audio guide (in German only)

Your adventure begins at the Stall 247 restaurant in Maienfeld. There you will be given a rucksack with three wines carefully selected by us. On your hike through the vineyards of the Bündner Herrschaft , there are plenty of opportunities to take a break on one of the many benches, taste the wine and learn interesting information about the wine region, viticulture and the winegrowers from the audio guide. As an accompaniment, you will also find delicious corn chips from Bündner Herrschaft region in your rucksack. The combination of wine tasting and hike offers you a special experience where you can enjoy not only the wines but also the region to the full.
You have a choice of three options:
Rucksack Classic

3 wines (3 x 5dl) from different wineries, including 1 white wine, 1 rosé and 1 red wine
1 bottle of mineral water (5dl) per person
1 pack (150 g) of organic wholemeal corn chips from Fläsch
Glasses
Napkins
Füllmi (waste bag for a clean Heidiland)
Instructions Audioguide

Medium backpack

Same contents as Rucksack Classic
1 Salsiz
1 piece of alpine or mountain cheese (200 g)
4 slices of bread

Deluxe backpack

Same contents as Rucksack Classic
2 Salsiz
2 pieces of alpine or mountain cheese (200 g)
8 slices of bread

A rucksack is designed for up to 4 people. How many rucksacks you book depends entirely on how thirsty and hungry you are.

Packed rucksack with three wines from the Bündner Herrschaft
Exciting information about the Bündner Herrschaft wine-growing region via audio guide (only in German)

Please note that the audio guide, the information on the wines and the instructions are only available in German.

Notes

You will need your cell phone to listen to the audio guides, headphones optional (please bring your own)
The wine tasting is for adults aged 16 and over
We recommend light trekking shoes for the hike
Own rucksack recommended for additional drinks and clothing
The rucksack will be returned to Stall 247
After your wine tasting, enjoy dinner or visit the wine route in the Stall 247 restaurant - please book in advance as the restaurant may also be booked for private parties.

Tour details

Time required: 3-3.5 hours (pure hiking time Ø 1.5 hours)
Distance: 5.6 km
Difference in altitude: +102 m / -84 m
Difficulty level: easy
Map with altitude profile
Route description

Note: The audio guides are not tied to the suggested route. If you prefer a different route or would like to enjoy the wine and the audio guide in the same place, this is no problem. However, we recommend that you follow the order of the audio guides.
Arrival by public transport: We recommend traveling by public transport to Maienfeld train station. From there it is about a 15-minute walk to Stall 247. By car: There are a few parking spaces available at Stall 247. Paid parking available at Maienfeld train station.
Booking

Bookable from April to November 2025, from Wednesday to Sunday (start and end months depend on the weather)
A total of 5 rucksacks are available. The contents of a rucksack are intended for a maximum of 4 people.
Online and by telephone: until shortly before the start of the tour, if rucksacks are still available

Any questions? Please contact us at: Heidiland Tourism, Bad Ragaz information office, T +41 81 300 40 20, spavillage@heidiland.com

Start at Restaurant Stall 247, Spitalgasse 16, 7304 Maienfeld Start time: Wednesday-Friday at 3.30 p.m. / Saturday-Sunday at 11.00 a.m. or 2.00 p.m.