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Savièse tightens rules for motorhomes at Sanetsch Pass

24.08.2026 11:31 1 min 1 source РУС
Canal9 FRA
Savièse tightens rules for motorhomes at Sanetsch Pass
Original source: Canal9

The municipality of Savièse in Switzerland has reiterated the ban on wild camping at Sanetsch Pass, which has been in force for several years. A new sign at the pass prohibits overnight stays, but not all visitors comply. Violators face a fine of 300 francs. Authorities plan to bring stakeholders together to find a lasting solution.

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Savièse tightens rules for motorhomes at Sanetsch Pass

24.08.2026 Canal9 FRA Original source

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