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Hikes in Blons

Vorarlberg,Austria

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Blons, an idyllic village in the Bludenz district in Austria, is not only known for its breathtaking nature, but also as a perfect starting point for hikes. The geographical location of Blons offers hikers a variety of possibilities and special features.

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The 10 most beautiful hikes in Blons

Probstei St. Gerold
Hiking Trail · Alpine region Vorarlberg
Bregenzerweg Stage 4 from St. Gerold to Frassenhaus
recommended route Difficulty T2 moderate Stage 4
12.6 km
6:30 h
1,500 m
660 m
From Sankt Gerold to Raggal, to Hoher Frassen and the Frassen Hut (AV)
Sunrise at Furkajoch
Hiking Trail · Lake Constance-Vorarlberg
ridge hike on the Walserkamm
recommended route Difficulty moderate
4
7.5 km
2:58 h
619 m
619 m
a rarely used hiking path
Walkenbach © Herbert Mayr
Hiking Trail · Alpine region Vorarlberg
Löffelspitze, 1962 m
Premium content Difficulty T2 moderate
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18.8 km
6:30 h
1,060 m
1,060 m
Where avalanches thunder in winter The steep grassy mountains in the immediate vicinity of the Sentumalpe are immediately intimidating. In the wider area around the Sentumalpe, the rock formations are full of character and even the Schesaplana makes an appearance. In between, the typical scattered settlements of the Grosses Walsertal valley are a welcome sight.
On the Walserweg to Blons © Herbert Mayr
Hiking Trail · Alpine region Vorarlberg
The Walserweg to Blons
Premium content Difficulty T2 moderate
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10.8 km
5:00 h
814 m
814 m
On old paths through the outer Große Walsertal The historic Walserweg, along which one repeatedly finds explanations about the culture and history of the valley, is a village connection created by the valley farmers before the era of road construction.
Hiking Trail · Alpine region Vorarlberg
Via Alpina Stage 54: Buchboden - St. Gerold
Difficulty moderate
4
14.9 km
4:45 h
445 m
455 m
The course of the Via Alpina here corresponds entirely to the so-called Walserweg. Usually slightly descending, you follow the course of the Lutz over meadows and through mixed mountain and floodplain forests, which are still largely preserved in their original state. The small idyllic villages with the beautiful farms invite you to rest.
Hiking Trail · Alpine region Vorarlberg
Walserweg Thüringerberg – Sunday – Hike Along a Historic Trail
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13 km
5:15 h
341 m
330 m
In the towns, hamlets, and scattered settlements of the Great Walser Valley, traces of the first settlers can still be found today. The memory of the immigrants from the Swiss Valais is particularly cherished here. Information signs along the historic Walser Trail provide interesting facts.> This section of the Walser Trail begins in the center of Thüringerberg01 at the Biosphere Park office. We have to walk a good kilometer along the sidewalk out of town and down the main road into the valley until the Walser Trail marker points to a hiking trail down to the right, leading to the “Im Loch” parcel. Following the trail markers northward, we come to the Rottobel Stairs and cross the torrent’s gorge via the steep steel staircase. The trail continues along a narrow forest path until it meets a quiet residential street. Follow this road to the “Sportplatz” location. At the St. Gerold sports field, we turn left and descend a narrow trail into the Hölltobel. Passing a small waterfall and crossing an iron bridge, we traverse the rocky ravine. Until 1878, the stream powered a sawmill and a gristmill for the provostry. Then the road to St. Gerold was built, cheap flour found its way into the valley, and the mill fell silent and fell into disrepair. The old name for the Hölltobel was Klostertobel or Mühletobel. Through a shady mixed forest, we reach the St. Gerold Provostry02, which serves as the spiritual, cultural, and social center of the biosphere reserve. The monastery church and the monastery garden are worth seeing.We leave St. Gerold downhill on a wide path. Soon our path narrows, reaches a stream, and runs for a while along a contour line through meadows until the white-red-white marker points sharply to the right onto the Wal­serweg toward Blons. The narrow trail through woods and meadows crosses several more small ravines before descending steeply into the Rüffitobel03. On the other side of a bridge, the trail climbs gently again. The trail remains narrow and shaded, mostly through the woods, and leads steadily uphill to Blon 04. After a particularly steep section and crossing a steep meadow slope, keep to the left and continue hiking uphill along the edge of the woods until you reach the small village of Blons.Here, pass the village shop and follow an inconspicuous path downhill to a few houses, where you keep left. You should pay particularly close attention to the white-red-white trail markers here, as the path is not always clearly visible. Crossing meadows, passing through the forest, and crossing small ravines again, the trail winds up and down until it reaches a small paved road. We follow this road to the left, passing the few houses of Untervalentschina. The Walserweg continues well past the sports field toward Garsella05. Here you reach the Lutzbach for the first time, which you cross via a car bridge. On the orographic left bank of the river, the trail is initially flat, then ascends—first on a wide path, later following the “Walserweg and Wiesenweg” sign, which turns sharply to the left-center onto a narrow trail leading to the sports field. From here, we hike along a small paved road over the stone bridge and, after a final ascent, reach the village of Sonntag06.
Pfrondhorn
Hiking Trail · Lake Constance-Vorarlberg
Seraspitz - Pfrondhorn - Löffelspitze
Difficulty T4 difficult
No ratings (yet)
4.9 km
2:40 h
446 m
446 m
27.08.12
Hiking Trail · Alpine region Vorarlberg
transVBGtrail
No ratings (yet)
73.2 km
24:54 h
3,521 m
3,685 m
transVBGtrail - plan
Hiking Trail · Lake Constance-Vorarlberg
Walserkamm - Dornbirner First - Bödele
No ratings (yet)
49.8 km
19:48 h
3,088 m
3,283 m
Übernachtung auf folgenden Hütten: Gaßneralpe - Freschenhaus - Bregenzer Hütte
Hiking Trail · Alpine region Vorarlberg
Tour planned at 17 jun. 2019 22:51:49
No ratings (yet)
9.5 km
3:15 h
446 m
451 m
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The region around Blons is characterised by its picturesque mountains and valleys. At an altitude of 1,102 metres above sea level, the village is nestled in the impressive mountain landscape of the Alps. This geographical location allows visitors to enjoy unforgettable panoramic views.

For all nature lovers, there are numerous hiking tours around Blons. Whether beginner or experienced hiker, everyone will find the right route here. One popular tour leads to the summit of the Hoher Frassen (2,049 m). The ascent may be demanding, but the view from the summit compensates every hiker for his efforts.

Another recommendable route is the circular trail around the Lünsersee. This crystal-clear mountain lake lies at an altitude of 1,970 metres and fascinates with its turquoise blue colour and tranquil atmosphere.

The hiking options for families with children in Blons are also particularly attractive. A child-friendly trail leads to the Falkenstein castle ruins high above the village and offers exciting insights into times gone by.

The best seasons for hiking in Blons are spring, summer and autumn. During these months, the weather is usually pleasant and nature shows its most beautiful side. In winter, on the other hand, hikers should exercise caution due to the masses of snow.

Overall, Blons offers a variety of attractive hiking routes for every taste and level of difficulty. Whether you want to climb to the top or take a leisurely stroll around a lake - here every hiking enthusiast will find his or her personal paradise in the Austrian Alps.

Reviews

  • October 06, 2025
    Marina Merk
    October 03, 2025
    Habe die Tour am 3.10 gemacht, wenig begangen trifft es gut, ich habe in den 3,5 h keinen einzigen Menschen getroffen. Teilweise war das etwas gruselig, da ich selbst auch allein war und es keine Wegmarkierungen gibt außer mal ein Schild am Anfang und Ende. Mittendrin muss man sich voll und ganz aufs Handy und GPS verlassen, um auf Kurs zu bleiben. Kletterei nicht ohne, Schuhe mit gutem Profil empfehlenswert, da es immer wieder rutschig ist, auch wenn es nicht direkt geregnet hat!
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    Written October 06, 2025
  • September 03, 2025
    Flautix
    Solange man sich auf dem Walserweg befindet, hat man eine sehr schöne Wanderung im großen Walsertal vor sich. Leider verliert sich der Weg immer wieder einmal, vor allem, wenn man aus dem Wald heraus auf eine Wiese kommt. Da fehlen an mehreren Stellen Schilder oder wenigstens irgendwelche Wegzeichen, die erkennen lassen, wo es nun nach der Wiese weitergehen soll. Trotz des relativ hohen Preises lohnt es sich sehr, im bis 2024 neu renovierten Kloster Sankt Gerold zu übernachten. Auch die Küche dort ist vorzüglich!
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    Written September 03, 2025
  • October 03, 2023
    Andreas Greulich
    Schließe mich der Bewertung von Pat an.Ich weiß auch nicht wie man sowas mit rot-mittelschwer so einstellen kann.Die Tour ist mit T3/T4 zu bewerten! Letzte Woche gemacht bei trockenen Verhältnissen,sehr schön und einsam aber eben nicht ohne......
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    Written October 03, 2023
  • October 02, 2023
    Pat Hungerbühler 
    October 01, 2023
    Ich finde die Beschreibung leicht untertrieben. Haben die Tour gestern gemacht. Erstens schafft man das nicht in 3 Stunden, ausser man rennt. Zweitens sollte meiner Meinung eher verboten werden, da man sich kaum halten kann an den Extremstellen. Die Seile, falls vorhanden, sind zu schlapp oder zu klein. Und an den losen Schiefersteinen ist es reine Glückssache, ob sie halten. Wir haben es aber durchgezogen, trotz Höhenangst und dem Wanderpärchen, welches die Tour abgebrochen hat und uns davon abbringen wollte.. Aber sonst fantastisch und sehr sehr ruhig! ;-)
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    Written October 02, 2023

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