Skatingland Switzerland (Skatingland Schweiz)

Best Practice

Region
All Swiss regions
In the territorial limits of the Alpine Convention.
Country
ch (Switzerland)
Term 2004-11-01 - 2008-12-31
Topics

Short description
Skating land Switzerland consists of national and regional skating routes through rural and alpine regions of Switzerland. Skating land Switzerland composes together with Bicycling land, Hiking land and Canoeing land one of the four HPM (Human Power Mobility) projects for the promotion of exercise and sport. The four HPM projects are signalled on uniform principles and communicated through the internet and prints in partnership with the Swiss Federal Railways (SBB) and Switzerland Tourism.

Projekt Executive
Stiftung Veloland Schweiz
Finkenhubelweg 11, CH-3001 Berne, Switzerland
info@veloland.ch
+41 (0)31 307 47 40
+41 (0)31 307 47 48
Ansprechperson Mr Lukas Stadtherr
Velobüro
Solothurnerstrasse 107, CH-4600 Olten, Switzerland
lukas.stattherr@velobuero.ch
+41 (0)62 205 99 00
+41 (0)62 205 99 01
Project executive
The foundation "Veloland Schweiz" was established 1995 as a non-profit organisation. In line with a "Public Private Partnership", the aim of the foundation is the development of sustainable leisure and tourism offerings in the field of "Human Powered Mobility", especially sports and public transport.


Objectives
Planning and realisation of a national skating route system through Switzerland, consisting of two national routes and ten route highlights. Expansion of several regional skating routes and integration into the national skating route system. Linking and completing of existing isolated skating services to national skating services. Elaboration of a uniform route signalisation for Skating land Switzerland (similar to Bicycling land Switzerland). Elaboration of a uniform and customer-friendly communication of Skating land Switzerland.
Source of information
Competition
Participant at the 2005 Future in the Alps competition
Homepage
http://www.schweizmobil.ch -- http://www.veloland.ch
Further information
SchweizMobil_Kurzvorstellung