Lechquellen Mountains and the Arlberg region
These mountain groups are among the most scenically interesting regions for hikers and mountaineers. Although a diverse tourist infrastructure can be found on the fringes of the Arlberg region, the Lechquellen Mountains are still largely an oasis of peace and quiet – making them ideal terrain for ambitious mountain hikers and climbers.
In addition to a large number of beautifully located and well-run Alpine Club huts, you’ll also find many marked high-level trails here. A hut-to-hut circular tour through the entire Lechquellen Mountains and Arlberg area over seven days offers alpinists an extraordinary and impressive mountain landscape – a truly special kind of experience.
Here is just a small selection of the countless possibilities at the Arlberg:
TOUR I
Via Passage (1,410 m) – Albona mid-station (1,800 m) – Kaltenberghütte (2,089 m), 2.5 h – continue to Albona (2,391 m) – descent via Maroiseen – Stuben (6 h). Alternatively: descent via Stubner See (4 h). Alternatively: descent via Ob. Bludenzer Alpe – Rafersboden (5 h).
TOUR II
Arlberg Pass (1,800 m) – Ulmerhütte (2,279 m) – Boschweg – Stuttgarter Hütte (2,305 m) – Pazüeltal – Zürs (1,716 m) (7 hours).
TOUR III
Lech (1,445 m) – Oberlech cable car (1,660 m) – Auenfeldsattel (1,709 m) – nature reserve – Körbersee (1,660 m) – Hochtannberg Pass (1,679 m) (4 hours).