Hikes in Vorarlberg

Anyone who has travelled in the mountains knows the little voice that sometimes whispers: Isn't it beautiful? Hiking fans in Vorarlberg hear this voice particularly often, because: Hiking makes you happy - and you can hike particularly well in Vorarlberg. With a good level of fitness, you can reach countless fantastic peaks in Vorarlberg.

Whether it's a leisurely hiking trail in summer or a high alpine mountain tour to an autumn peak - hiking enthusiasts will find an incredible 6000 kilometres of hiking trails in Vorarlberg, some of which also offer insights into the regional lifestyle and lead past natural features. Whatever the season: hiking in Vorarlberg relaxes body and soul -
and with a tasty snack on a farmed alpine pasture, the physical well-being is not neglected either.

Children want to move and discover the world. Themed trails offer the perfect combination of adventure and hiking: families can discover nature in a picturesque landscape, learn about the region and visit animals and explore the mountains in between. With so much on offer, even little hikers will find it hard not to look forward to a weekend outing with the whole family.
A break at a cosy mountain hut completes the excursion into the mountains.

Anyone who thinks that forest bathing is just another term for a walk in the forest is mistaken:
Forest bathing means immersing yourself in the silence of the forest, it means becoming one with nature, pure relaxation and slowing down. Forest bathing is a great way to forget everyday life, to calm down and literally enjoy the pure, flavoursome air, the pure life energy that leads to more inner peace.

In the forests of Vorarlberg, fans of forest bathing will find places where they can unwind - and incidentally learn about the importance of the forest for us and how we can protect it.

• Short loop in the Bärgunttal (Kleinwalsertal): The circular hiking trail will delight you with its impressive panorama and rewards hiking fans with a snack at the Bärgunt hut.
• Circular hiking trail to Berglisee: From Mathon Wildlife Park, you can hike to the idyllic turquoise-coloured Berglisee in Paznaun Valley - an insider tip for nature lovers.
• Alpine hiking in the Hinteres Großes Walsertal: a beautiful high-altitude hike through the valley of the many waterfalls to the Kessi Gorge. Guided tours of one of the many cheese dairies can also be organised on request.
• Panoramic hike in the Silvretta: on this hike, the ice giants of the Silvretta seem very close and you can enjoy the breathtaking panorama of the surrounding mountains to the full.