Fun on every path – alpine hiking in Austria’s Vorarlberg

On this alpine hike you have a magnificent view of the 4-country corner of Switzerland, Liechtenstein, Austria and Germany. There are also numerous places to stop for refreshments.



It starts at the parking lot behind Frastanz via a narrow, wooded mountain path up to the Feldkircher Hütte, the first opportunity… read more

Faschina is the transition from the Bregenzerwald to the Große Walsertal. This alpine hike takes you around the 2,107 meter high Zafernhorn in a good 5 hours.



You start at the top of the pass. You can get here comfortably by bus to the "Faschina Passhöhe/Seilbahnen" stop: vmobil.at



First you go on a beautifully… read more

A scenically very impressive round in the alpine areas of Steris and Oberpartnom in the Great Walser Valley.



It is best to start this tour at the car park of the Sonntag-Stein cable car.

You can easily take the rural bus to the "Sunday-Stein cable car" stop: vmobil.at



You can take the cable car to the alpine… read more

Schönenbach is a mountain pasture settlement and is still part of the traditional three-tiered farming system. The hike leads to the alpine region north of Hirschberg (1834 m) and Diedamskopf (2090 m).



You can easily arrive by bus. The rural bus line 36 Bezau – Schönenbach runs from June to the beginning… read more

On this panoramic hike you have a magnificent view from Lake Constance, over the German plain, the Kleinwalsertal mountains, the Arlberg, the Silvretta and the Rätikon to the Swiss mountains.



Several rural bus lines bring you to the "Bezau Seilbahn" stop in an environmentally friendly way. vmobil.at



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A natural round with an impressive panoramic view of the Hohe Kugel and several Alps with regional products.



It is best to take the country bus to Ebnit to the last stop "Heumöser" and start your hike from there: vmobil.at

Alternatively, you can park in Ebnit Dorf and walk to the Gasthaus Heumöster.



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An easy hike through an alpine picture book landscape. The Gemsteltal is a very natural valley in the Kleinwalsertal, framed by an imposing mountain and rocky landscape.



You can easily take the Walserbus to the "Mittelberg-Bödmen" stop and start your tour directly from there: kleinwalsertal.com/de/Aktuelles-Service/Service/Walserbus-und-Allgau-Walser-Card… read more

The Wildental is an idyllic side valley of the Kleinwalsertal. On this promising hike you will get a good overview of the Kleinwalsertal.



It is best to travel by Walserbus to the "Kanzelwandbahn" stop: kleinwalsertal.com/de/Aktuelles-Service/Service/Walserbus-und-Allgau-Walser-Card



You start your tour… read more

The Rellstal is at 1,500 m and is one of the most beautiful nature and plant protection areas. The landscape is characterized by numerous plaster holes. Gypsum, which occurs here in large layers, is slightly soluble in water. Over time, this creates underground cavities. When they collapse, a funnel… read more

The Garneratal is a southern side valley of the Montafon in the municipality of Gaschurn. Because of its originality, the valley has even served as a film backdrop.



You can easily travel by bus to the valley station of the Versettlabahn in Gaschurn - the starting point of your hike: vmobil.at



First you… read more

The Formarinsee is located at 1,793 m above sea level at the end of the Zugertal, in the middle of the Lechquellengebirge on the European watershed and only drains underground. Its water flows via the Lech into the Black Sea, via the Marulbach and the Alfenz into the North Sea.



The name Rote Wand refers… read more

Hike in the footsteps of the Walser from Warth to Schokoladegg, the highest Walser settlement in Vorarlberg, which is over 500 years old.



You can easily take the rural bus to Warth and get off at the Steffisalpe stop: vmobil.at



After the ascent with the Steffisalp-Express, you start your hike from the… read more