Summer in Kleinwalsertal
The mountains and the breathtaking scenery do make the summer in Kleinwalsertal a real vacation destination. Apart from the enjoyment of rest and nature, there are in the summer many acitvities that can be done. Actively and passively.Walking
The mountains of Kleinwalsertal offer beautiful walking trails with a total length of 150 kilometers ( 95 miles)Mountain biking
The mountains in Kleinwalsertal are suited very well for mountain biking. The bikes can be rented in each village, including a hard hat. If you want to go faster and higher Ebikes are very appropiate.Other activities
If you want something different to do..... there are possibilities for covert wagon tours, swimming, tennis and hang gliding. Day trips to the Bodensee or one of the most popular attractions in Germany: Schloss Neuschwanstein are very possible.Beautiful walking and trail tours
The mountans of Kleinwalsertal offer beautiful walking trails with a total lenth of 150 kilometer (90 miles). The height varies between 1000 and 2535 meters and the trails bring you to beautiful alpine meadows, farmhouses, falls and steep mountains.
On your way you can rest in one of the many alpine huts that offer next to sunny terraces wonderful local dishes as well. The walking trails are fit for young and old and for beginners as well as more advanced mountaineers.
It also is possible to do trails that take more days and mountan climbing can be organized very well. If needed the activities can be supervised by the local mountain school.
We offer you the following:
- Start of beautiful walking-and trail tours direct from our house
- Shops, reataurants and busstop within walking distance
- Frequent and free bus transportation makes the use of our own car unnecessary
- Sport activities like mountain biking, moutaineering, swimming, tennis and hang gliding.
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