Open facilities and slopes in Kappl & See

This 18-kilometre winter hike is challenging, but the stunning mountain panoramas and snow-covered landscapes quickly make you forget the effort. On the sunny Bielerhöhe (2,037 m) with the impressive Silvretta reservoir, it‘s easy to relax and enjoy.
The tour starts in Wirl, at the Birkhahnbahn valley station. After 9 kilometres, you reach the Bielerhöhe.
The return is on the same path, and there is no option to shorten the route by bus.
Note: This winter hiking trail runs parallel to a cross-country ski trail. Signs indicate the respective area – the cross-country ski trail (classic & skating) is reserved for cross-country skiers.

Gently scending, the winter hike leads through the snow-covered landscape, past sparkling snowfields and snowy slopes, until it finally reaches the Sedlsee lake. Along the way, there are breathtaking views of the surrounding peaks, making this winter experience truly unforgettable. The return to Wirl follows the same route.
Note: This winter hiking trail runs parallel to a cross-country ski trail. Signs indicate the respective area – the cross-country ski trail (classic & skating) is reserved for cross-country skiers.

The area around the Zeinissee lake and Kops reservoirs is one of the most picturesque spots in Paznaun. Located on the border with Vorarlberg, you’ll enjoy stunning views of the Silvretta group. Your hike starts in Wirl, near the St. Antonius Chapel, and steadily climbs along the old Zeinis road. After 7 kilometres, you’ll reach both reservoirs. There are places to stop for refreshments in the ski area and in Wirl.
There is no bus connection for a shortcut.
Note: This winter hiking trail runs parallel to a cross-country ski trail. Signs indicate the respective area – the cross-country ski trail (classic & skating) is reserved for cross-country skiers.

The Kleinzeinis winter hiking trail is ideal for a relaxing stroll through snow-covered mountain scenery. It runs mostly flat along the Trisanna river, with the starting point located directly in front of the Hotel Landle in Galtür. The well prepared path requires no particular level of fitness and is perfect for a leisurely winter walk.
Note: This winter hiking trail runs parallel to a cross-country ski trail. Signs indicate the respective area – the cross-country ski trail (classic & skating) is reserved for cross-country skiers.

After the ascent with the Alpkogelbahn, you’ll reach the starting point of the Silvapark winter hiking trail. Relax in a deckchair and take in the breathtaking views. Follow the marked path towards the valley, passing the Faulbrunn Alm and the Fluchthorn Alm lodges, where you can enjoy Tyrolean delicacies on their sunny terraces. After hiking through the Silvapark, you‘ll reach Oberwirl. From there, you can continue
towards Galtür.
Note: Check the opening times and status of the cable cars. Please stay at the edge of the piste, walk in single file, keep dogs on a leash, and quickly cross any intersections.
This winter hiking trail runs parallel to a cross-country ski trail. Signs indicate the respective area – the cross-country ski trail (classic & skating) is reserved for cross-country skiers.

After a short ride with the Alpkogelbahn and a five-minute walk, you reach the starting point of the Alpkogel winter circular trail. Covering about one kilometre, the route loops through the heart of the Silvapark and offers views of the snow-covered Silvretta range as well as the pistes and lifts that run up and down the slopes of the Ballunspitze.
Note: Check the opening times and status of the cable cars. Please stay at the edge of the piste, walk in single file, keep dogs on a leash, and quickly cross any intersections.

The Menta Alm winter hiking trail starts in the village of Galtür. It heads south into the Jamtal valley, where you‘ll immediately enjoy stunning views of the Jamtal Glacier. The Jamtal valley is one of Paznaun‘s most beautiful side valleys, surrounded by numerous peaks over 3,000 metres, including the Vordere Jamspitze and the Hintere Jamspitze. After about 2 kilometres, the trail ends, and you return along the same path.
Note: The Menta Alm lodge is closed in winter.

The winter hiking trail between Galtür and Wirl is four kilometres long with gentle inclines, requiring moderate fitness. Starting at Galtür village square the path follows the Vermuntbach stream flatly until reaching the Birkhahnbahn valley station in Wirl. Enjoy the snowy landscape in Galtür, the highest village in Paznaun, surrounded by the towering peaks of the Silvretta range. This hike is especially recommended on Wednesday evenings when the Silvapark is illuminated by the lights of night skiing.
Note: This winter hiking trail runs parallel to a cross-country ski trail. Signs indicate the respective area – the cross-country ski trail (classic & skating) is reserved for cross-country skiers.

The winter circular trail starts at the Galtür village square, leading you flat along the Trisanna river to the hamlet of Tschafein. From there, continue on the pavement to the “Rifugio” house and briefly along the main road before returning to the groomed winter hiking trail on the left. You hike through the forest above the road, reach the wildlife park by the Valzurbach stream, and after a short incline, you arrive at the
romantic forest chapel. The nine-kilometre hike requires some fitness but offers stunning views of the Ballunspitze.
Note: This winter hiking trail runs parallel to a cross-country ski trail. Signs indicate the respective area – the cross-country ski trail (classic & skating) is reserved for cross-country skiers.

The starting point, Friedrichshafener Hütte car park, is located in Piel between Ischgl and Galtür and is accessible by car or bus (Piel bus stop, then a short walk downstream). The trail winds up in many switchbacks, but never too steeply, gaining 500 metres in elevation to a fantastic viewpoint below the Friedrichshafener Hütte lodge (closed in winter) with views of the impressive Silvretta and Samnaun mountain ranges.
The return follows the same path.

The winter hiking trail from Ischgl to Mathon is perfect for a relaxed exploration. Easy to walk yet engaging, the route starts at the Silvretta car park. Well-signposted, it first follows the cross-country ski track before branching off onto its own path in the hamlet of Paznaun. Mostly flat, the trail leads towards Mathon. After Mathon, you cross the Valzurbach stream and reach the wildlife park. Alternatively, you can return to Ischgl on the other side of the Trisanna river. The trail is also walkable in reverse.
Note: This winter hiking trail runs parallel to a cross-country ski trail. Signs indicate the respective area – the cross-country ski trail (classic & skating) is reserved for cross-country skiers.

The winter hiking trail to the Mutta winds up from the centre of Ischgl through snowcovered forests in switchbacks. From the Silvretta Therme, follow the signs uphill towards Mutta. The wide path climbs 2.5 kilometres, offering magnificent views. At the top, you can enjoy a wonderful view of Ischgl and the activity below from a distance. On the way back, you can extend the route by walking through the hamlet of Paznaun,
where sun benches invite you to relax. Then, return to the village.

This leisurely winter hiking trail leads from Ischgl along the valley path towards Kappl. After the Silvretta Therme, follow the signs for „Winterwanderweg Ebene“ downstream. Shortly after, you cross the rushing Madleinbach stream and pass through the hamlets of Versahl, Vergröß, Platt, and finally Ebene. Above the Trisanna river, you can enjoy the peace and the snow-covered landscape. In Ebene, there is a
bus stop from where you can easily return to Ischgl. If you still have energy, you can walk back along the same path.

This varied route takes you through several traditional hamlets along the way. Starting at Kappl Church, the path initially follows the local road through the hamlets of Schmiedsegg, Niederhof, Untermühl and Platti. Further down the valley, the trail alternates between forest paths and paved sections after the Holdernach junction. You pass through Holdernach, Sesselebene, and Schnatzerau before finally reaching
the Medrigjochbahn valley station.
The tour can also be done in reverse, and if you prefer to hike only one way, you can easily return by bus from either end.

The starting point of this winter hike is the Silvrettabahn valley station. From there, the route leads up to the Idalp and continues with the Flimjochbahn to the Outer Viderjoch. The journey then carries on with the Flimsattelbahn into Switzerland. The winter hiking trail begins at the Alp Trida mountain restaurant. From here, the trail first follows piste 68b uphill for 200 metres before continuing with a gentle ascent
to the Alp Bella lodge at 2,380 metres. An impressive panorama opens up here, with views of Piz Mundin, Muttler and the Ötztal Alps.
Note: Check the opening times and status of the cable cars. Please stay at the edge of the piste, walk in single file, keep dogs on a leash, and quickly cross any intersections.

Starting from the Silvrettabahn valley station, the cable car takes you up to the Idalp. From there, the Flimjochbahn continues to the Outer Viderjoch, before the Flimsattelbahn descends into Switzerland. Here, the winter hiking trail begins at the Alp Trida mountain restaurant. From the Alp Trider Sattel, the route leads with gentle ascents via the Alp Trida ridge to Salaas, accompanied by impressive views of the Samnaun mountains. The return follows the same route. Refreshment stops include the Salaas Restaurant and the sun terrace of the Panorama Restaurant Sattel.
Note: Check the opening times and status of the cable cars. Please stay at the edge of the piste, walk in single file, keep dogs on a leash, and quickly cross any intersections.

This varied route takes you through several traditional hamlets along the way. Starting at Kappl Church, the path initially follows the local road through the hamlets of Schmiedsegg, Niederhof, Untermühl and Platti. Further down the valley, the trail alternates between forest paths and paved sections after the Holdernach junction. You pass through Holdernach, Sesselebene, and Schnatzerau before finally reaching
the Medrigjochbahn valley station.
The tour can also be done in reverse, and if you prefer to hike only one way, you can easily return by bus from either end.

The hike begins at the Diasbahn mountain station in Kappl. Follow the groomed path below the new pump station along the dam of the new reservoir. After about half an hour, you’ll reach the end of the trail and return the same way. This peaceful and leisurely tour is perfect for those who enjoy a relaxed pace. If you like, you can take a short detour around the upper reservoir before starting the main hike – it‘s
worth it, as benches invite you to relax. The route can also be extended via the Sesslad winter hiking trail.
Note: Check the opening times and status of the cable cars. Please stay at the edge of the piste, walk in single file, keep dogs on a leash, and quickly cross any intersections.

The hike begins at the Diasbahn mountain station in Kappl. First, follow the Müllermahdlen winter hiking trail to Stertabach. From there, cross the snow bridge to the lower Sessladalpe, which is not managed in winter. The Sessladalpe lodge offers a beautiful viewpoint. If you wish, you can take a short detour around the upper reservoir before starting the main hike – it‘s definitely worth it, as benches invite you to relax.
Note: Check the opening times and status of the cable cars. Please stay at the edge of the piste, walk in single file, keep dogs on a leash, and quickly cross any intersections.

The winter hike starts at the Diasbahn mountain station and leads on a leisurely loop around the picturesque Sunny Mountain reservoir. The trail first passes above the Alpengasthof Dias before crossing the ski slope. Along the way, wonderful wide views open up across the valley. Passing old, lovingly preserved wooden barns that tell stories of times gone by, you can truly sense the peace and stillness of nature.
Note: Check the opening times and status of the cable cars. Please stay at the edge of the piste, walk in single file, keep dogs on a leash, and quickly cross any intersections.

Take the Diasbahn up to 1,823 metres and hike back to Kappl via Oberhaus. The route starts by descending along the piste to the toboggan run. At the first junction, turn left and walk through snowy forests to the base of the „Gongall“ double chairlift. From here, continue on the forest path towards Oberhaus and then through the hamlets until you reach Kappl‘s centre.
The hike can also be done in reverse.
Note: Check the opening times and status of the cable cars. Please stay at the edge of the piste, walk in single file, keep dogs on a leash, and quickly cross any intersections.

Starting from the Diasbahn valley station, the winter circular trail follows the Trisanna river upstream towards the hamlet of Höferau. At three old wooden barns, the route branches off to the left towards the bridge over the Visnitzbach stream. From here, there is a fine view of the frozen Visnitz waterfall. The trail then continues to the right along the winter path through the snow-covered landscape up to the Rotweg Chapel. At the top, a magnificent view of the village and the surrounding hamlets opens up.
To return, turn right at the intersection toward the Diasbahn valley station.

The hike starts in the hamlet of Lochau, near the middle school. This winter trail leads through snowy forests, romantic clearings, and past a wildlife feeding area until you reach the Schützenheim, where you can perfectly enjoy the peace and relax. After about 150 metres you cross the bridge and change to the other side of the road. After roughly 300 metres the path turns left towards Platti. From there, the route follows
the tarmac road via Untermühl back to the village centre of Kappl.

From the school in the hamlet of Lochau, the trail leads up the valley along the Trisanna river, passing the Diasbahn valley station. It then continues through Höferau and Sinsner Au before reaching the hamlet of Nederle after the Hotel Höllroah. The return to Kappl village can be made conveniently by bus or alternatively on foot along the same route.

The hike begins at the Medrigjochbahn mountain station in See. This idyllic winter hiking trail leads into the southwest Istalanztal valley, ending at the Istalanzbach stream. The route is accessible via the ski area but soon diverges away from the slopes. The return is along the same path.
Note: Check the opening times and status of the cable cars. Please stay at the edge of the piste, walk in single file, keep dogs on a leash, and quickly cross any intersections.

Pure winter hiking bliss in a wonderfully peaceful setting awaits nature lovers on the tour to Versing Alpe lodge. The route starts at the conveyor belt that takes walkers to the beginner’s ski area. From there, a marked path leads along piste 30 to the valley station of the Versingbahn.
The final part of the hike takes you off the slopes to the Versing Alpe lodge, which lies dormant in winter. Here, nature lovers can enjoy the
absolute tranquility and the idyllic winter landscape.
Note: Check the opening times and status of the cable cars. Please stay at the edge of the piste, walk in single file, keep dogs on a leash, and quickly cross any intersections.

The winter hike to the Ascher Hütte lodge offers a pleasant break from skiing. Take the Medrigjochbahn and Zeinisbahn to reach the starting point. The tour begins at the Zeinisbahn mountain station. Follow the marked path along piste 32 to the Furglerblick valley station and continue on piste 30 to the Ascher Hütte lodge. The view of the Verwall group with the Hoher Riffler (3,168 m) is stunning. Return the same
way.
Note: Check the opening times and status of the cable cars. Please stay at the edge of the piste, walk in single file, keep dogs on a leash, and quickly cross any intersections.

Starting in Mathon, this leisurely circular hike leads to the Wildererhütte lodge (closed in winter) and back to the starting point. Along the route, beautiful views of the peaceful mountain landscape invite visitors to slow down and enjoy the surroundings.
A special highlight is the Highland cattle, which can be spotted along the way.

The circular trail along the Silvretta reservoir leads across the impressive dam and through the striking high-alpine landscape of the Silvretta. Surrounded by the highest mountains in Montafon and Vorarlberg, the route offers wide-ranging views of the surrounding peaks. Its special location on the Bielerhöhe and close proximity to the distinctive mountain scenery make the dam loop trail a varied nature experience in a high-alpine setting.

This winter hike leads through the impressive high-alpine landscape of the Silvretta, offering wide-ranging views of numerous 3,000-metre peaks and the surrounding glaciated mountains. The peaceful setting around the Silvretta reservoir makes the hike a special nature experience away from the hustle and bustle. Along the route, the Silvretta-Haus and Hotel Piz Buin directly by the lake, as well as the Madlenerhaus lodge a little further down, offer opportunities to stop for refreshments and warm up.

The snowshoe hike in the Silvapark Galtür begins at the mountain station of the Alpkogelbahn. The approximately two-kilometer marked route takes snowshoe hikers through a picturesque winter landscape, linking the Silvretta and Verwall mountain ranges. Stunning views of the Kops reservoir and the surrounding mountains make this hike a unique experience. The winter hiking trail continues to the endpoint in Wirl.

From the starting point at the Alpkogelbahn mountain station, the tour takes around one hour to walk past impressive boulder blocks
and offers a fantastic view of the Kops reservoir. A rest area along the route offers the opportunity for a short breather and rounds off the nature experience in the snowcovered winter landscape.

The tour begins at the mountain station of the Diasbahn. The marked snowshoe trail first follows the path to a quietly situated wooden barn, an ideal spot for a break to enjoy the stunning view of Kappl‘s winter mountains. The return route leads back to the Diasbahn, where the Sunny Mountain Restaurant invites you to relax.

The circular hiking trail starts in the Samnaun hamlet of Motnaida between the Chasa Miramont and Apart Primavera houses. After a short walk across the snow-covered Motnaida meadow, you will reach the small Motnaida stream. From here, the trail leads towards Clis da Ravasch and back along the forest.

This themed trail begins at the birthplace of Father Maurus Carnot. It first takes you along Laret- and Welschdörflistraße, past the end of the popular ski run no. 60, down to the Shell petrol station. The leisurely walk then continues along Talstraße and then along the stream path, the Schergenbach. The destination in Samnaun-Plan, the Chasa Retica Museum, the oldest house in Samnaun, is not far away. The dirt road from the Trua bridge to Plan is ideal for hiking and walking in both summer and winter. A total of 17 informative panels present the life of this important Samnaun resident. They are attached to the lampposts and, thanks to the lighting, you can also walk this memorial trail in the evening.