An extensive family hike through the picturesque landscape of Lech. The starting point for your hike is the hiking starting point at the Dorfhus. After a short hike along the Lech promenade, you will soon reach the forest hiking trail through the district of Ebra. Now it goes comfortably through the forest, past a barbecue area, until you reach the resting place "Seelenbaumler". The ideal place for the landscape. The forest path leads you to the Alpkreuz and past a rustic hut in the direction of Tristeller Alpe. At the next fork in the road keep left downhill on the forest path. At the next turnoff choose the left path towards Bodenalpe. After a well-deserved rest, you can take the same way back to Lech.
Author’s recommendation
Places of interest: The Bodenalpe - is a 400-year-old building, probably built around 1621 under the name "Boda-Hus". Soon the house was enlarged and around 1800 even a demolished Walser homeland was set up. Accordingly, today's Bodenalpe welcomes visitors with its beautiful architecture, charming ambience and invigorating food.
Refreshment stops: Restaurants in Lech am Arlberg, Stubenbach-Stüble and Bodenalpe.
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Track types
Safety information
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Tips and suggestions
Roadbook
Route A: Tristeller Alpe When you reach the junction follow the signpost to Tristeller Alpe. Going slightly uphill, you will reach the Göldenboden Alpe after crossing wide pastures. Across mountain pastures and finally over winding roads, you will ascend steadily to the Tristeller Alpe. From there you have a fantastic view of Lech am Arlberg, Oberlech and Bürstegg. You can return via the same path.
Route B: Hike around Stubenbach when you reach the junction to the Tristeller Alpe, follow the signpost to the left going downhill onto a forest road through the forest. After a few hairpin curves, a narrow forest path branches off to your left, which takes you back to the Stubenbach area and the Lech am Arlberg town centre.
Public transport
By train to Langen am Arlberg station or St. Anton am Arlberg. From there, buses (No. 750+760) run regularly to Lech Zürs am Arlberg.
Directions
From Germany: Take the A96 motorway to Bregenz from there on the A14 motorway to Bludenz, continue on the S16 to the Lech Zürs am Arlberg exit. Follow the B197 up to Alpe Rauz, turn left here onto the B198 through Flexengalerie and over the Flexenpass to Lech Zürs am Arlberg.From Switzerland: Via the A13 motorway and the Feldkirch, Hohenems or Lustenau border crossing on the A14 motorway to Bludenz. Continue on the S16 until exit Lech Zürs am Arlberg. Follow the B197 up to Alpe Rauz, turn left here onto the B198 through Flexengalerie and over the Flexenpass to Lech Zürs am Arlberg.
From Austria: Via the Inntalautobahn A12 and then via the S16 to the exit St. Anton am Arlberg (Arlberg Pass). Follow the B197 first through St. Anton, then through St. Christoph and over the Arlbergpass to Alpe Rauz. Turn right here onto the B198, drive through Flexengalerie and over the Flexenpass to Lech Zürs am Arlberg.
Parking
You can either park your vehicle directly at your host’s property or use the Anger underground parking garage. The garage is located right in the town center, across from the Dorfhus Lech. The garage is open 24 hours a day. The service station is open from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM. Cash payments are not accepted.Coordinates
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Equipment
Good footwear (ankle high, profile sole), rain protection, Lech Card and bus timetable.
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