Vorarlberg – Austria's second-smallest state – has a lot to offer despite its small size. Outdoor enthusiasts are sure to find plenty to do, not only in winter but also in summer. We've therefore compiled five beautiful hikes in Vorarlberg in this blog post.
Kanisfluh
The Kanisfluh is certainly one of the most famous mountains in the Bregenzerwald. The mountain range offers beautiful views and is also very popular for sunrise hikes. Furthermore, you can often see ibex in the wild there.
You can find more information about this hike here and here .
Duration : 2 hours 30 minutes
Ascent : 560 m
Körbersee
Körbersee was voted "Austria's most beautiful place" in 2017—so it's definitely worth a visit! This hike starts at Kalbelesee and therefore includes two lakes.
You can find more information about this hike here .
Duration : 50 minutes
Ascent : 92 m
Mondspitze & Schillerkopf
The summit of the Mondspitze offers a very special view – not only of the surrounding mountains, but also of mountains in Tyrol and Switzerland. Furthermore, you can see five different valleys. Hikers need to be in good physical condition, as this tour is not to be underestimated.
You can find more information about this hike here .
Duration : 5 hours
Ascent : 802 m
Brüggelekopf
This circular hike can be completed in less than three hours and offers beautiful views. It's especially recommended to climb the mountain for sunset, as the sun "sinks" directly into Lake Constance.
You can find more information about this hike here and here .
Duration : 2 hours 30 minutes to 3 hours
Ascent : approx. 500 m
Lünersee
The Lünersee lake captivates with its unique blue color. Those who wish can save some elevation gain by taking the cable car. It's also recommended to walk the circular route clockwise—this way, you can take great photos of the surrounding mountains with the sun at your back.
You can find more information about this hike here .
Duration : (with train ride) 3 hours
Ascent : 188 m
If you can't get enough of the "Ländle" (region), you can also hike the "Min Weag" (Min Weag). This circular hiking trail leads across the state in countless stages. You can find more information here .
A NOTICE:
Make sure you choose your route based on your physical condition and abilities. Make sure you have appropriate equipment, appropriate clothing, and sturdy footwear. Check the weather and terrain conditions in advance. If you're venturing into unfamiliar terrain, share your plans with friends or family. Respect the environment, stay on marked trails, and avoid risky shortcuts. Your safety is our top priority—please always plan your hikes responsibly.
