This tour is one of the highlights of the MTB routes around Bludenz. With 4 overnight stays along the way you almost get a little transalpine feeling. Of course the 4 stages can also be mastered with Bludenz as the daily starting point. The tour is also designed for e-bikes: no carrying passages and sufficient charging stations are available.
Stage 1:
Brandnertal incl. Bikepark Brandnertal with overnight stay in Bürserberg (1330 hm / with use of mountain railway 940 hm) From Bludenz leisurely on a tarred cycle path to Brand. With the support of the village railway in the direction of the Parpfienzsattel (if you want to gain altitude meters, take the freight road to the top station) and then enjoy the single trails in the Bikepark Brandnertal to Tschengla/Bürserberg.
Stage 2:
Walgau with overnight stay in the Gerachhaus (1180 hm) From Tschengla/Bürserberg first down into the Walgau before it goes up in Satteins on Güterwegen towards the Sender - constant companion: the panorama! For an overnight stay in the Gerachhaus please contact family Burtscher (florian.burtscher@hotmail.com) in time.
Stage 3:
Großes Walsertal with overnight stay in Bludenz (1190 hm) Directly from the Gerachhaus partly on single trails down towards Ludesch. Gather altitude meters to Raggal or Ludescherberg and enjoy the ride up to the Muttersberg. For technicians the famous single trail Muttersberg down to Bludenz - for connoisseurs the Güterweg. Alternative: Overnight in Raggal and experience the tour around the Breithorn for an additional day.
Stage 4:
Klostertal and Montafon (1570 hm / with use of mountain railway 730 hm) From Bludenz on the Klostertal cycle path along the river Alfenz to the valley station Sonnenkopf/Wald am Arlberg. Take the train up (ambitious cyclists take the Güterweg) and through the idyllic Wasserstuben valley to Montafon. Past the Kristberg, with a view of the mighty Rätikon mountains, you descend to Vandans, where you cycle along the cycle path along the Ill back to Bludenz.
Important information:
The 5-valleys-tour is a moderately-difficult mountainbike tour and is therefore not recommended for absolute beginners. However, it is quite feasible for mountainbike beginners. Difficult trails can be bypassed if necessary and if it really doesn't work at all, then the bike can also be pushed for a short time.
The tour is also designed for e-bikes, sufficient charging stations are available.
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Discover three valleys and one alpine town
Alprenregion voralrberg
The variety of sporting activities make Brandnertal a dream destination for active holidaymakers, families and connoisseurs. The Brandnertal Bike Park, lots of hiking and biking routes, the climbing park, different theme trails, a golf course and the Alvierbad guarantee a varied summer. There is also the Lünersee to marvel at - one of the most beautiful places in Austria.
To BrandnertalThe Alpine town of Bludenz forms the centre of the five surrounding valleys and combines nature, culture and city in a stimulating way. The two villages of Bludenz and Nüziders are the ideal starting points for discovery tours into the surrounding regions and the Muttersberg. A mountain world full of sporting, cultural and culinary possibilities awaits you.
To the Alpine TownKlostertal provides intensive encounters with nature at the foot of the Arlberg. In summer the many scenic hiking and mountain tours, cycling and mountain biking routes as well as sporting challenges such as the via ferrata by the Fallbach will inspire you. Water plays an important role in Klostertal: From thundering waterfalls to beautiful mountain lakes a lot is offered.
To KlostertalBreathe in - breathe out - breathe in. Summer in the biosphere reserve is above all one thing: relaxing. Start your day with a delicious mountain breakfast, hike across alpine meadows, climb to summits and linger on the region's most beautiful viewpoints. Free from everyday life, you can discover the unique natural jewels of the valley: with its alpine gardens and flower meadows, its lakes, rivers and high alpine peaks.
To Großes Walsertal
