Gufi Walk at Gudon

Discover the picturesque village of  Gufidaun on the trail suitable for families. Pass by historic stations that have shaped the village of Gufidaun over the centuries. Walking on the trail you will be accompanied by Gufi, the owl, who tells children exciting stories about characters and places from past times.

For example, the bailiff Joseph Joachim Ruepp, who worked at the former court seat in Gufidaun from 1747 to 1804, the fairy tale collector Ignaz Vinzenz Zingerle (1825-1892), who bought Summersberg Castle in 1880. Or from the painter Josef Telfner (1874-1948), whose paintings hang in numerous houses and museums today.

The figures drawn at individual stations are meant to fire children's imaginations and fuel their enthusiasm for the continuation of the story. Always with them is the owl Gufi, who awaits visitors at each station to entertain them with his stories in child-friendly language. So, always keep an eye out for Gufi!

Some of the stations were designed by artists from Gufidaun and the surrounding area and bear witness to the artistic past of the artists' village, which still attracts and inspires artists today.
Along the circular hiking trail you will also find great playgrounds, benches, viewpoints and places to stop for refreshments.

The most part of the Gufi Walk is also accessible with a stroller.