ALPENROSENWEG

Starting point: Rendl – Bahn, Sankt Anton;
Difference in altitude: 730 metres
Hike time: 4 -5 hours
Difficulty level: medium-difficult

Tour plan:
From the hotel through the pedestrian zone to the Rendl Bahn. Ride with the cable car to the Rendl – mountain station ( 2.030 m ) and a short climb – via the Alpenrosenweg to the Rendl Alm ( 1850m) – Lunch break on the Rendl – back via the Erz Herzog Eugen path to St. Anton.
A beautiful panoramic hike along an ocean of alp roses.

 

ADLERWEG

Starting point: Hotel Tyrol/ Gampen – Kapall Bahn ( 2330m)
Hike time: 5 hours
Tour plan: From the Kapall lower Höhenweg
Difficulty level: medium – surefootedness required

The ADLERWEG in St. Anton am Arlberg; a route that leads through the whole country of Tyrol on existing hiking trails.

Start:
From the hotel through the pedestrian zone to the Gampen/Kapall cable car. Ride with the chairlift to the Gampen, change of lifts and another ride to the Kapall. From the Kapall, we continue towards the east and pass along the Weißschrofen and the Bacherspitze – attention, rocky terrain. Serpentines then lead up to the Almjurjoch and east via pastures to the Leutkircher Lodge.

After a break on the Leutkircher Lodge, we continue down into the valley, passing the Putzen Alpe and taking the Putzen Wald Weg back to St. Anton. Fully indulge into Alpine flowers and
the calm of the mountains.

 

GEOLOGICAL HIKE TO THE STONE OCEAN (STEINERNES MEER) 220 mill. Years old

Starting point: Formarienalpe to the Steinernes Meer
Hike time: 3-4 hours
Difference in altitude: 350 metres
Difficulty level: medium

Tour plan:
With the hotel shuttlebus to Lech and by train to the Formariensee. Starting from the Formarienalpe, the trail leads around the Formaletsch and along the Steinernes Meer, a karst area.

Europe’s largest stone deposit and a geological wonder. The history of the Alps, clearly written in stone.