Attractions in Klösterle
Highlights
The Austrian long-distance trail 01 - also called the Northern Alpine Trail - crosses Austria in an east-west direction, between the Wienerwald ...
Demanding hut approach to the Ravensburger Hütte from the south through the Wäldeletobel and past the Spuller See.
Challenging mountain route on marked mountain trails (max. difficult, black marked mountain trails) with walking times up to 9 hours and ascents ...
The route leads across the Lechtal Alps on scenic, although not always easy paths, and in some places avoids the clearly more demanding alpine ...
This last stage on the North Tyrolean Eagle Walk leads from the Kaiserjochhaus to St. Christoph am Arlberg.
Highly rewarding summit climb in impressively vast wilderness. Through idyllic landscape to Alpsee, then through pathless terrain. With alternative ...
Silbertal - Reutlinger Hut - Gafluner Winterjöchle - Pfluntal - Verwall Valley - St. Anton a.A.
The last stage, which leads us exclusively through the Lechtal Alps, is also the one where the mountain range is unfortunately most developed ...
This is an alternative to the "Reutlinger route" where the Rosanna Gorge is hiked to St. Anton. Then take bus 760 or 92 to Alpe Rauz (Klösterle) ...
With less than 100 meters of ascent, this hut approach requires the least conditioning of all access routes.
Discover the region
The tranquil village of Klösterle, located directly at the foot of the Arlberg, exerts a special charm on visitors.
Whether because of the rustic coziness, the wonderful nature or because of the family friendliness of the people.
The natural snow area Sonnenkopf is a popular destination for skiing enthusiasts, especially in winter. Both beginners and experienced freeskiing enthusiasts will get their money's worth here. But even without skis, Klösterle has a lot to offer: numerous winter hiking trails, toboggan runs and snowshoe tours await travelers.
Those who visit in summer can hike along bubbling streams and enjoy the scent of fresh mountain meadows in the surrounding alpine pastures.
And with a bit of luck, you can also encounter Europe's largest ibex colony on a tour.



