Bludenz: The gateway to five valleys

Bludenz, the charming Alpine town, lies at the heart of five valleys and offers an unbeatable starting point for a variety-packed vacation - at any time of year. Whether hiking, skiing or enjoying the flair of the town, Bludenz is the perfect hub.

1. Muttersberg and Hoher Fraßen
Take the Muttersberg cable car directly from Bludenz to 1,401 m. From here, a hike to Hoher Fraßen awaits, where you can enjoy a panoramic view of the entire region. Or you can opt for a leisurely walk along the Alpine Art trail.

2. Summit hike to the Mondspitze in Brandnertal
A classic for mountain lovers: From Bürserberg, the trail leads you up to the striking Mondspitze. You will remember the view of the Rätikon mountain range and the Alpine foothills for a long time.

3. Sonnenkopf in Klostertal
A real highlight for hiking fans: a fascinating mix of high-altitude trails and panoramic experiences awaits you on the Sonnenkopf. And for families? The Bärenland puts a sparkle in children's eyes as they playfully conquer the mountain world.

4. Großes Walsertal Biosphere Reserve
Explore the pristine nature of the UNESCO Biosphere Reserve on a hike that takes you across several Alps. Experience untouched nature and feel how people and the environment live in harmony with each other

5. 5-valley mountainbike tour
Explore the diversity of the region on two wheels! This tour takes you through all five valleys - an experience that perfectly combines adventure and nature. You can complete the tour in two versions: As a star tour with a daily overnight stay in Bludenz or with an overnight stay in the valleys.

And after an active day? The historic old town of Bludenz invites you to unwind: Small boutiques, charming cafés and regional specialties round off your afternoon and evening.

1. Brandnertal
Just a few minutes from Bludenz, Brandnertal offers 64 kilometers of slopes for everyone - from relaxed family runs to sporty challenges. Charming, owner-managed huts and stress-free accessibility without a lot of traffic make for a perfect day's skiing.

2. Sonnenkopf in Klostertal
The insider tip for deep snow fans! On the Sonnenkopf, 31 kilometers of natural snow slopes and the alpine coziness that makes a winter day special await you. Between the groomed slopes, you'll find plenty of space to let off steam in the powder. Freeriders can also look forward to an adventurous deep-snow descent into the Nenzigasttal.

3. Arlberg
With over 300 kilometers of pistes, the Arlberg is Austria's largest interconnected ski area. From the first turn to the last descent, you can enjoy skiing at the highest level here. From Bludenz, you can be in one of the most renowned ski resorts in the world in a short time.

4. Ski areas in the Großes Walsertal
Quiet, unagitated and impressive: the Großes Walsertal invites you to enjoy the beauty of winter at your own pace with three small, fine ski areas and a total of 40 kilometers of pistes. Here, the quiet moments count just as much as the view of the vast, snow-covered landscape.

5. Montafon
The five ski areas in the Montafon inspire with a total of 295 kilometers of slopes, which make both adventure-seekers and pleasure skiers happy. Freeride opportunities and wide slopes guarantee that your day on the slopes will be unforgettable.

Bludenz is more than just a starting point. The historic old town with its winding alleyways, charming stores and cozy restaurants invites you to unwind. Alpine charm meets urban ease here.

And best of all: thanks to the well-developed public transport network, you can reach the valleys in a comfortable and environmentally friendly way. With the guest card, you can use public transport throughout the country free of charge - so that your vacation is not only varied, but also sustainable.

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