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The Pfadfinder und Pfadfinderinnen Liechtensteins are divided into four ranks: Bienle/Wölfle, Pfadfinder/Pfadfinderin, Pionier and Rover/Ranger. This serves to keep the activities appealing to every age group.

 

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The scout movement supports your personal development and strengthens your character. We aim to be independent, creative and charitable people.

 

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As a scout you are open for new experiences, overcome boundaries and take responsibility as part of the community. You also go on adventures, make new friends and spend time in nature. 

 

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You want to join our movement or try out scouting? Contact your local scout unit in Liechtenstein with our application form. 

 

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The Pfadfinder und Pfadfinderinnen Liechtensteins consist of nine units, which actively implement the principles and methods of the scout movement. Learn more about them by clicking on the map or list. Information on their accommodation can be found at scout homes/camping grounds.

 

  • Pfadfinderbewegung Gutenberg Balzers
  • Pfadfinderabteilung St. Mamertus Triesen
  • Pfadfinder und Pfadfinderinnen Triesenberg
  • Pfadfinderinnen Sta. Maria und Pfadfinder St. Georg Vaduz
  • Fürst Franz und Fürstin Gina Pfadfinder/innen Schaan / Planken
  • Pfadfinder/innen St. Felix Gamprin-Bendern
  • Pfadfinder/innen St. Peter und Paul Mauren / Schaanwald
  • Pfadfinder/innen St. Fridolin Ruggell
  • Pfadfinderschaft St. Georg Schellenberg
Pfadfinder/innen St. Peter und Paul Mauren / Schaanwald
  • address: Auf Berg 124, Postfach 303, 9493 Mauren
  • chief scout: Livio Kaiser  
  • E-Mail: mauren(at)pfadi.li
  • homepage: www.pfadimura.li
  • scout home: Scout Home Mauren

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Introduction

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The unit St. Peter und Paul Mauren/Schaanwald was founded 1937 by scout commissioner Marcel Sele and rover commissioner Eugen Büchel. Adrian Mündle was their first chief scout. There are no activities recorded between the end of the 1950s up to the mid-1970s. After that, Leo Büchel revived the unit by setting up meetings and camps with the scouts of Schellenberg. Since then, the Pfadfinderabteilung St. Peter und Paul Mauren/Schaanwald has become one of the most important youth clubs in their municipality.      

A unique tradition of the unit is the big grill fire, which completes every summer camp. As a part of it, all camp buildings are set up to a bonfire and the participants roast marinated chickens over it with. The unit also operates a self-made mulled-wine stall in the centre of Mauren during the weekends before Christmas.   

 

 

picture credit: © Pfadi Mauren/Schwaanwald

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