Hiking from ZH to GR

Three weeks, two ponies, one goal: On foot to Graubünden

Désirée K. Zürich, CH

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After an exhausting year, I would like to hike from Zurich to Graubünden with my two ponies Blikki and Jasko. To escape the hustle and bustle of everyday life, reorganize my thoughts, slow down, be present. That's what I want. I would love to take you with me on my journey and share my impressions with you. You also have the opportunity to join me on a hike yourself at a later date (see Goodies).

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Three weeks, two ponies, one goal: On foot to Graubünden

Setting off with the ponies, shifting down a gear, leaving the hustle and bustle of everyday life behind me - that is the aim of my three-week journey on foot from Zurich to Graubünden. Depending on the stage, we cover 10-30 kilometers a day.

I still need some equipment so that I can set off on this journey. This includes spare hoof boots, stove, sleeping bag etc. pp. The money collected here also gives me a little cushion for the unexpected.

Your contribution will help me to make my hiking dream come true this summer. Some goodies will also give you the opportunity to accompany me on one of my other trips. Experience for yourself how wonderful it is to be in the here and now alongside Blikki and Jasko.

Who we are:

Horse whisperer

Hello :)

My name is Désirée. I live in a shared flat in beautiful Zurich.

I was an enthusiastic rock'n'roll dancer at the age of six, but my dancing career came to an abrupt end when I was seven. We moved to another canton. There was nothing to "twist" in the new place - quelle dommage!

As a consolation, my then new best friend dragged me along to a riding camp and "zing!" I was hooked. Since then, horses and ponies have been an integral part of my life. At the age of 20, I fulfilled my dream of having my own "horse" with Blikki. A good four years ago, Jasko aka Kamikaze joined our team.

If you were wondering why I still live in a shared flat - now you know!