Alpine hikes in Lech
When the sun hits the summit
The sunrise hike to the Mohnenfluh is probably one of the most impressive natural spectacles in Lech am Arlberg. A moment for eternity at 2,540 metres. The ascent begins early in the morning from the hotel to Oberlech in the direction of Petersboden. Past the gypsum holes to the Mohnensattel saddle, the turquoise blue Butzensee lake awaits, which only reveals its true colourful splendour as the sun approaches. After the last and most challenging section to the summit via the Jägersteig trail, you are rewarded with a unique natural spectacle.
The eagle’s eye view from the Omeshorn
The ascent to the most famous peak in our village – the Omeshorn – is another must for every Lech enthusiast. It is surprisingly quick to reach the high plateau from the hotel via Tannegg, which many guests know from the Madloch descent in winter. Follow the steep ascent over the back of the mountain to the summit. You should be well-skilled and courageous for the last section along the ridge. The climb is worthwhile and will remain a lasting memory.
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The Arlberg Trail
A long-distance hiking trail connecting all five Arlberg villages of Lech, Zürs, Stuben, St. Christoph and St. Anton. In three stages and with the help of cable cars and lifts, there are a total of 40 kilometres of hiking trails in a spectacular alpine landscape.
Golf holidays in Lech, Austria
The Lech golf course, Austria's highest golf course, is located in the breathtaking Zugertal valley. The 9-hole course, including golf school, is integrated into the high alpine mountain landscape and promises maximum golfing enjoyment.
Flyfishing in Lech
Whether at a quiet mountain lake or in the Zugertal valley - fishing in the tranquillity of the Arlberg is an experience. Local guides such as Toni Grissemann also offer guided day courses on fly fishing and show you the best spots.