Your Alpine Summer in St. Anton am Arlberg 

Our favourite hikes:

• Verwall Loop – The classic: a circuit around the Verwall lake with a stop at the Wagner Hütte. Perfect for families. The "Sagenhaftes Verwall" adventure trail with interactive stations makes it great for kids too.

• Leutkircher Hütte – An afternoon hike with panoramic views, rocky landscapes and, with a bit of luck, ibex sightings. About 2.5 hours from the Omaela. → Our story about this hike

• Konstanzer Hütte – One of our favourite tours into the Moostal valley. Views of the remnant glaciers of the Verwall range.

• Fritzhütte via Schnanner Klamm – First through the wild, legendary gorge, then steeply up to the Fritzhütte, perched like an eagle's nest above the valley. Sporty and spectacular.

• Malfon Alm – A pleasant ascent to the alpine pasture, and for the ambitious, continue to the small mountain lake above. One of the quietest side valleys at the Arlberg.

• Darmstädter Hütte – The big tour for experienced mountain hikers. Starting point for high alpine routes in the Verwall range.

• Alpenrosenweg to the Rendl – Take the Rendlbahn up, follow the high trail at around 2,100 m (mid-June to mid-July the slopes glow with alpine roses) and descend via the Rendl Alpe. By (e-)bike it’s a fine loop the other way round: up to the Rendl Alpe, then the Alpenrosenweg — partly trail, demanding — up to the Rendl and back down through the Moostal, about 2–3 hours. The Rendlbahn runs on selected summer days.

• Langer See in Schönverwall – One of the most beautiful mountain lakes in the region. It's a longer hike, but the reward is worth every step.

Good to know: With the Mobility Card, you can join one free guided hike per stay. With the Premium Summer Card, all cable cars (Rendl, Galzig, Gampen, Kapall, Valluga) are included daily – saving you elevation and opening up entirely different routes.