Every winter, the mountains in Brandnertal, Klostertal and in the Großes Walsertal Biosphere Reserve around the Alpine town of Bludenz in the south of Vorarlberg are glittering white. And every winter, skiers and snowboarders wait eagerly to make their first turns on the fresh snow. In the Alpine region of Vorarlberg winter sports enthusiasts have the choice: is it the Sonnenkopf in Klostertal, one of the last natural snow areas? Or rather in the promising family ski area Brandnertal? Or is one of the clear areas in the Grosses Walsertal the ideal place? Find out here.
The variety of sporting activities make Brandnertal a dream destination for active holidaymakers, families and connoisseurs. The Brandnertal Bike Park, lots of hiking and biking routes, the climbing park, different theme trails, a golf course and the Alvierbad guarantee a varied summer. There is also the Lünersee to marvel at - one of the most beautiful places in Austria.
The Alpine town of Bludenz forms the centre of the five surrounding valleys and combines nature, culture and city in a stimulating way. The two villages of Bludenz and Nüziders are the ideal starting points for discovery tours into the surrounding regions and the Muttersberg. A mountain world full of sporting, cultural and culinary possibilities awaits you.
Klostertal provides intensive encounters with nature at the foot of the Arlberg. In summer the many scenic hiking and mountain tours, cycling and mountain biking routes as well as sporting challenges such as the via ferrata by the Fallbach will inspire you. Water plays an important role in Klostertal: From thundering waterfalls to beautiful mountain lakes a lot is offered.
Breathe in - breathe out - breathe in. Summer in the biosphere reserve is above all one thing: relaxing. Start your day with a delicious mountain breakfast, hike across alpine meadows, climb to summits and linger on the region's most beautiful viewpoints. Free from everyday life, you can discover the unique natural jewels of the valley: with its alpine gardens and flower meadows, its lakes, rivers and high alpine peaks.
