Brief info:
- Where is Mittelberg located? In Kleinwalsertal, Vorarlberg
- What is there to see? The parish church of St Jodok, the Austrian Alps.
- What can you experience? Mittelberg is a perfect starting point for hikers and cyclists. In winter, it is a ski resort, particularly popular with cross-country skiers.
Middle mountain is one of 3 villages in the Vorarlberg Kleinwalsertal, next to Hirschegg and Ritzlern. The Walsertal extends over an area of 97 km². It is approx. 15 km long and approx. 6.5 km wide. A total of 5,000 people live in Kleinwalsertal. Middle mountain lies at an altitude of 1215 metres above sea level,
What makes this Austrian valley so special is that it can only be reached by car via Germany. To get to the "rest" of Austria, you either have to hike or take a 45km car journey.
For this reason, even before the introduction of the euro, only D-Mark was used in Kleinwalsertal.
At the highest point of the village stands the Parish church of St Jodok with the oldest church tower in the KleinwalsertalThe Lourdes Chapel from 1897 is located directly behind it.
The Walmendingerhorn cable car, which we of course tested for you, also leaves from here. The mountain station is a wonderful starting point for hiking and skiing in winter.
From Schwendle, hiking trails lead into the Wildental valley and from Bödmen into the Gemsteltal valley.
There is also access to the ibex trail in winter.
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Short info:
- Where is Mittelberg? In Kleinwalsertal, Vorarlberg
- What is there to see? The Parish Church of St Jodok, Austrian Alps.
- What can you experience? Mittelberg is a perfect starting point for hikers and cyclists. In winter it is a ski resort, particularly popular with cross-country skiers.
Mittelberg is one of 3 villages in Vorarlberg's Kleinwalsertal, next to Hirschegg and Ritzlern. The Walsertal covers an area of 97 km². It is about 15 km long and about 6.5 km wide. A total of 5,000 people live in Kleinwalsertal. Middle mountain is 1215 metres above sea level,
The special feature of this Austrian valley is that it can only be reached by car via Germany. To get to the "rest of" Austria, you either have to hike or take a 45 km long drive.
For this reason, even before the introduction of the euro, there was only D-Mark in Kleinwalsertal.
At the highest point of the village is the parish church of St. Jodok with the oldest church tower in the Kleinwalsertal, right behind it is the Lourdes chapel from 1897.
The Walmendingerhornbahn also leads from here, which we have of course tested for you. From the mountain station you can go hiking and skiing in winter.
Hiking trails lead from Schwendle to the Wildental and from Bödmen to the Gemsteltal.
There is also access to the Steinbock trail in winter.
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