Ifen
There’s plenty to do and see in this rocky region, which fascinates with not only its magnificent rock formations but also the impressive karst plateau Gottesacker (ancient German name for a cemetery). In the summer, the middle station of the two-seater chair lift at 1,586 metres is the starting point for walks, hikes and challenging day trips. Food and drink can be obtained at the Ifenhütte, which overlooks the children’s playground and the Kneipp pool. Due to renovations, the Ifenbahn chair lift will not operate during the 2017 summer season.

Heuberg
The Heuberg chair lift whisks you up to the summit station at 1,380 metres. High up yet not in the high Alps, a spectacular view of Hirschegg and Riezlern awaits you. The Kleinwalsertal Valley lies at the foot of the mountain, which also offers numerous mid-altitude ridgeways for you to stroll, walk or hike along to your heart’s content. This is also a popular region for mountain bikers, who can enjoy a diverse network of natural routes in a spectacular mountain setting. They, too, can reach the summit on the chair lift – without any extra charge for their bike.

Walmendingerhorn
The perfect place to delight the senses and tantalise the taste buds, this mountain guarantees sublime experiences even in summer. The large sun terrace and impressive viewing platform offer bon vivants everything they need for a relaxing day: spectacular views, deckchairs, chilled music from the “mountain radio” and gastronomic delights from the nearby summit restaurant.

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