Joël Dunkl works as a trail construction project manager at Allegra.
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Planning & construction: Red shared trail “MONTI MOTTI” in Locarno
The ALLEGRA Switzerland trail crew has transformed a historic hiking trail into a unique shared trail for hikers and mountain bikers, combining red riding level with some black elements.
Return on Adventure: Mountain biking as an opportunity for regions
Mountain biking is more than just a sport—it's a lever for sustainable development in regions. From economic impacts to social interaction and personal development, our "Return on Adventure" approach demonstrates how mountain biking investments create long-term added value and strengthen regions.
The Fairtrail picture book for children, families & nature fans
Our project manager Kevin talks about the Fairtrail magic: "Give your child—and yourself—the gift of wonder, of discovery, of togetherness. Because what we know, we love. And what we love, we protect."
Reduce speed – Our A-Team tips for practical trail building
Most user conflicts arise from excessive speed differences. Therefore, an important coexistence measure is to adjust the speed using technical means. We'll show you how!
Wegmacher 2025: A conversation with Martina and Jacky about trail maintenance in Scuol
They work where others vacation: Martina and Jacky manage the hiking and biking trail network around Scuol. In this report, they talk about what it means to maintain trails in all weathers – with a dog, tools, and a lot of passion. An insight into a job that balances nature, responsibility, and fulfillment.
Between Maria Alm and Hinterthal: Seven kilometers of touring fun – two new trails – one destination
What do you do when a popular biking area borders sensitive refuges – and at the same time, two places need to be better connected for tourism? The answer: a carefully planned infrastructure that protects nature and facilitates recreation. Five years of work have created a 7.3 km mountain bike connection between Maria Alm and Hinterthal with approximately 300 meters of elevation gain, as well as two new single trails – well-thought-out, close to nature, and future-oriented.
