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A lovely place to stop for refreshments with a fantastic view - located directly on the groomed winter hiking trail.

The Hirschbergalpe is situated in a scenic location below the Hirschberg mountain and offers a cozy place to stop for refreshments on the meadow slopes above Langen. Surrounded by cows, wooden barns, and mountain views, you can enjoy genuine Vorarlberg alpine idyll here. It's the perfect spot to take a short break on the terrace or a bench before continuing towards the summit or back down into the valley.

The path along the Hausbach stream is a relaxing route right by the water, mostly without steep sections. You walk peacefully through woods and riparian greenery, accompanied by the gentle murmur of the stream. Ideal for a leisurely stroll at a steady pace.

The path along the Hausbach stream is a relaxing route right by the water, mostly without steep sections. You walk peacefully through woods and riparian greenery, accompanied by the gentle murmur of the stream. Ideal for a leisurely stroll at a steady pace.

From this vantage point, you can enjoy an impressive view of the Nagelfluh mountain range, whose peaks rise like a jagged line above the valley. Depending on the light, the mountains appear either softly green or ruggedly alpine. It's the perfect panoramic stop for a short break, a photo, and a moment of wonder.

It's outrageous that they forbid walking with a dog on a public, marked hiking trail – just because it crosses the property. An alternative route MUST be found, for example, going around the property instead of directly past the house. Today I simply walked across the meadow – only to discover that dogs are also prohibited on the ridge trail 🙈 Unfortunately, we can't fly. There was NEVER any sign indicating that this is a dead end! I would never recommend this alpine pasture.

This hut completely blocks the hiking trail for dog owners; you can't walk past it and have to turn around. We were coming from the Kojenstein and wanted to pass this alpine pasture on our way to the Imbergbahn cable car. There's no alternative!

It is unimaginable that border controllers were still stationed here until 1995.