3​-​Day Tour of Verwall ​|​ Langen am Arlberg

Moderate
Refreshments
Panoramic
multi-day
Stage tour
Mountain Hike

A peaceful, three-day alpine hike in the Verwall Mountains, featuring high plateaus and secluded valleys, connecting mountain pastures with a self-catering hut; this hike requires good physical fitness, sure-footedness, and alpine experience.

10:30 h duration
25,3 km Length
2391 m Highest point
1071 m Lowest point
1700 m Ascent
1850 m Descent
Condition
Technique
Difficulty
Result
Landscape

Tour description

Apeaceful,three-dayalpinehike in the Verwall Mountainsfeaturing impressive high plateaus, secluded valleys, and two very different mountain huts. The tour combines staffed alpine huts with a self-catering hut and offers several scenic descent routes into the Klostertal Valley. Good physical condition, sure-footedness, and alpine experience are required.

Stage 1:
Starting fromLangen am Arlberg, the trail first leads along alpine and forest paths tothe Bludenzer Alpe. The ascent is steady through alpine pastures and open mountain terrain. The route then continues toward the Verwall main ridge, where the trail becomes increasingly alpine. After a final ascent, you reach theKaltenberg Hut (2,089 m), situated in a scenic location, which is an ideal spot for a break andovernight stay.
Walking time:
approx. 5–6 hours
Difficulty:moderate
Refreshments and overnight stay:Kaltenberg Hut

Stage 2:
From the Kaltenberg Hut, the route leads through the high-alpine, expansive terrain of the Verwall Mountains. The trail winds over gentle ridges, alpine meadows, and small hollows, conveying a sense of great seclusion. After several moderate ascents and descents, you reach theNeue Reutlinger Hut (2,128 m).
⚠️Important note:
TheNeue Reutlinger Hut is strictly a self-catering hut.Reservations are mandatoryand must be made via the DAV Reutlingen website. Additionally, akey reservationis required, which can be made either at theAlpine Club regional officeor atKlostertal Tourism, Klösterle office, for a deposit fee.
Hiking time:approx. 4–5 hours
Difficulty:moderate
Refreshments and overnight stay:Neue Reutlinger Hütte

Stage 3:
On the final day, there are two equally good descent options to choose from. Either the route leads over theSatteinser Alpe, past alpine pastures and through open mountain terrain, or you can choose the descent through theNenzigast Valley andpasttheAlpe Nenzigast,amountainhut thatcaptivates with its wild, unspoiled landscape. Both routes eventually lead down into the valley toKlösterle, where the three-day tour ends.

Note: The times listed are approximate. Depending on the weather or other factors, the walking time may be shorter or longer.

Directions

Day 1: Langen am Arlberg – Bludenzer Alpe – Kaltenberg Hut
Day 2: Kaltenberg Hut – Neue Reutlinger Hut
Day 3: Neue Reutlinger Hut – Satteinser Alpe or Nenzigasttal – Klösterle

Equipment

Sturdy footwear, warm clothing, rain and sun protection, a snack, a filled water bottle, and hiking poles are recommended. Additionally, bring gear for an overnight stay in a mountain hut. A cell phone for emergencies.

More information and links

Lodge reservations:
Kaltenberger Lodge
Neue Reutlinger Lodge
PLEASE NOTE:The Neue Reutlinger Lodge isstrictly self-catering.Reservations are requiredand must be made through the DAV Reutlingen website. In addition, akey reservationis required, which can be made either at theAlpine Club regional officeor atKlostertal Tourism, Klösterle office, for a deposit fee.


We’ll be staying in various accommodations. How do we get a guest card?
Please contact the Bludenz Tourist Office (tourismus@bludenz.at) or Alpenregion Bludenz Tourism (info@alpenregion.at). To issue the guest card, booking confirmations for all accommodations are required.

Public transportation

Landbus L720
Departure: Langen am Arlberg Train Station stop
Destination: Klösterle Village Center stop
Check the schedule online atwww.vmobil.at

The Park

Public parking lots in Langen am Arlberg and Klösterle am Arlberg

Safety Instructions

Good physical condition, sure-footedness, and alpine experience are required!

EMERGENCY CALL
140 Alpine emergencies throughout Austria
144 Alpine emergencies in Vorarlberg
112 European emergency number (works with any cell phone/network)
www.alpenregion-vorarlberg.com/sicherheitstipps-wandern

Safety in the mountains

EN NOTRUF:

EN 140 - Alpine Notfälle österreichweit 

EN 144 - Alpine Notfälle Vorarlberg 

EN 112 - Euro-Notruf (funktioniert mit jedem Handy/Netz) 

Characteristics
Tour type Mountain Hike
Difficulty Moderate
Start Bus stop - Bahnhof Langen am Arlberg
Finish Bus stop - Schulhaus/Spar Markt
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