- The
Almabtrieb (in Switzerland: Alpabzug, Alpabfahrt, or in
French speaking Switzerland: Désalpes;
German language literally:
drive from the
mountain pasture)...
-
herded up to the
pastures and
again when they
return in mid-September. The
Almabtrieb, Alpabzug, Alpabfahrt, Désalpes ("coming down from the alps") is celebrated...
- to the
Ladin mythological heritage.
Alpine Transhumance (from
German Almabtrieb), is a farm practice:
every year,
between September and October, the livestock...
-
Almabtrieb,
Kufstein (2005)...
-
Almabtrieb at Mels in
Switzerland in 2007....
- from the
mountain pastures to the
stables in the
valley is
celebrated as
Almabtrieb. A
recognized winter festival, the
Chinese New Year, is set by the lunar...
- off the
mountain to
their winter grazing homes. It is
similar to the
Almabtrieb in Austria, and is
intended as a
celebration of the
history and tradition...
-
sheltered from the elements. This
moving of the
livestock is
termed the
Almabtrieb. This
happens in
September or October,
varying by
locality in the region...
-
Festive "
Almabtrieb"
parade in September...
-
Almabtrieb: In autumn, the
cattle are
moved down from a
mountain pasture at
moderate altitude. Traditionally, this is seen as an
occasion for celebrations...
