Ski holidays Montafon - living nature!

The 39 km long Alpine valley Montafon in Vorarlberg is mainly characterised by the small and traditional villages, and their very conscious interaction with the numerous natural monuments in this impressive mountain region. To maintain the natural surroundings and the local traditions, a club was founded called "bewusstmontafon" (conscious of Montafon) together with a brand logo, which labels all products originating from this region. The tranquil resorts in this traditional valley serve as hide-aways aside from the tourism hotspots, and besides many attractive ski areas, also provide a multitude of leisure time activities, such as winter and snowshoe hike, cross-country skiing, tobogganing and ice skating.

Bartholomäberg

Surrounded by the spectacular peaks of the Silvretta and Rätikon mountains, snow-covered ridges and gently sloping alpine pastures characterise the winter landscape around Bartholomäberg. This quaint mountain village lies in the midst of this picture-postcard idyll on the sun-drenched southern slope above Schruns. It truly deserves its nickname "Cradle of the Montafon" for more than just its location. The Baroque church of St. Bartholomew with …
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Gargellen

In the southwest of Austria lies the tranquil town of Gargellen - a popular destination for all winter sports enthusiasts. At 1,423 m, Gargellen is the highest winter sports resort in the Montafon region and is characterised by a skiing area up to 2,300 m above sea level that promises winter fun with a high level of snow reliability and breathtaking views. Especially families get their money's worth in this winter paradise, as it offers a great …
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Gaschurn

Gaschurn, with its population of just under 1,600, is located in a beautiful natural setting at 979 metres above sea level at the foot of Vorarlberg's largest ski area, Silvretta Montafon, with 141 kilometres of slopes (plus ski routes), which can be reached directly by gondola lift from the outskirts of Gaschurn. In addition, the district of Partenen is only four kilometres away, offering access to the Silvretta-Bielerhöhe, the highest …
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Schruns

The traditional village of Schruns (700 m) lies in the heart of the Montafon valley, right at the entrance to the Silbertal valley, beautifully nestled against the backdrop of the Verwall and Rätikon mountain ranges. This side valley, which has been shaped by mining, is home to the Mining Museum in Silbertal, six kilometres away, and one of the largest open-air stages in Europe with a performance area of 20,000 m². Together with the neighbouring …
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Silbertal

Silbertal is a community in the district of Bludenz in Vorarlberg. The community is located at an altitude of 889 m, has about 850 inhabitants and extends over the entire Silbertal valley of the same name, the valley of the Litz, which is a side valley of the Montafon. The name of the place reminds of the mining of precious metals on the Kristberg until about 500 years ago. The picturesque village radiates a very special charm. Traditional …
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St. Gallenkirch

In southern Vorarlberg, embedded in the wonderful mountain panorama of the Montafon, lies the quaint winter sports resorts St. Gallenkirch. Located at approx. 878 m altitude, the resort offers perfect winter sports enjoyment on vast slopes, perfectly prepared pistes and wide deep powder snow descents. The village itself provides a wonderful atmosphere thanks to the unique architecture of the famous Montafon houses made of wood and stone, as well …
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Tschagguns

The municipality of Tschagguns is located in the the picturesque Gauer Valley in Vorarlberg. The village centre is situated at an altitude of 685 m above sea level, but the the municipality comprises several hamlets up to an altitude of 1,200 m. Approx. 2,500 people live in the mountain village in the magnificent scenery of the Rätikon mountains. The end of the valley with the "three towers" of the Drusenfluh group is considered one of the most …
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