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Great viewpoint that is easily accessible.

Easily accessible summit with great views.

A wonderfully clear mountain lake that offers refreshment, especially on warm to hot hiking days. If you take the circular hike up to the Braunarlspitze counterclockwise, you can treat yourself to a little cooling off or simply a quiet moment of relaxation after several hours of hiking. The water is easily accessible from all sides, so you can spread out and find your own quiet spot. The stones along the shore are quite sharp. If you plan on dipping more than just your feet in the water, you might want to consider packing a pair of lightweight beach/bathing shoes. The water is typically cold for a mountain lake, even on very hot summer days. However, I did see a "hardy" person swim in it for two minutes.

An alpine pasture located directly on the hiking trail, just 2 km from Schröggen, with a very friendly hostess. A very welcome first stop at the end of a circular hike to the Braunarlspitze or Mohnenfluh. They offer a variety of drinks and light snacks such as bacon or cheese sandwiches, Landjäger sausages, or even a full plate of snacks. There is a beautiful view of the valley and the surrounding area. The various free-roaming animals, such as very unusual-looking chickens, rabbits, and guinea pigs, were a particular eye-catcher during our rest stop.

The Braunarlspitze (2,649 m, highest peak in the Bregenzerwald Mountains) offers a fantastic panoramic view all around on clear days – both of the striking peaks in the surrounding area and of famous mountains in the distance. To the north/northeast: - Bregenzerwald Mountains with Kanisfluh, Hoher Ifen, and Diedamskopf - Behind them, on a clear day, the Allgäu Alps with Hochvogel and Grosser Krottenkopf To the east/southeast: - Lechquellen Mountains with Roter Wand and Mohnenfluh - In the distance, the Silvretta region with Piz Buin, Piz Linard, and the Ochsental Glacier To the south: - Verwall Group with Hoher Riffler To the west/southwest: - The Rätikon with Zimba, Schedsaplana, and Drusenfluh

A wonderfully clear mountain lake that offers refreshment, especially on warm to hot hiking days. If you take the circular hike to the Braunarlspitze counterclockwise, you can treat yourself to a little cooling off or simply a quiet moment of relaxation after several hours of hiking. The water is easily accessible from all sides, so you can spread out and find your own quiet spot. The stones along the shore are quite sharp. If you plan on dipping more than just your feet in the water, you might want to consider packing a pair of lightweight beach/bathing shoes. The water is typically cold for a mountain lake, even on very hot summer days. However, I did see a "hardy" person swim in it for two minutes.

Beautifully situated, working alpine pasture with views down to Schröken. In summer, a dairy demonstration with cheese tasting takes place every Friday.

Here, hiking becomes climbing, walking becomes feeling your way. The path clings to the wall like a thought you'd rather not think through to the end. Narrow, rocky, exposed. No room for doubt, but plenty of room for the wind. And this wind carries stories with it. Of game that once crossed the ridge, and of hunters who knew what it meant to lose themselves in the terrain to find themselves. The path is secured today, with wire ropes and markings, but it still plays with the feeling that more is required here than surefootedness: trust. In your own feet. In the stones. In the purpose of the path. Up above, on one of these ledges, when the view becomes expansive and your breath short, you might understand why people are drawn here again and again. Not because of the panorama—that's just the externals. But because of this small, unplanned moment when everything fits together: rock, light, heartbeat.