On Ski Safari in Vorarlberg
Out and about in open terrain and on the slopes with a local guide: on ski safaris, participants experience Vorarlberg's ski regions from a completely new perspective.
Date: 27 January 2026
Each tour has its own character. From the Montafon, skiers are on the move across borders. The Kleinwalsertal tour circles the entire valley. Freeriders explore the Hochtannberg region between the Bregenzerwald and Lech Zürs am Arlberg in the footsteps of an extraordinary priest.
Silvretta Ski Safari in the Montafon
On this classic tour, the day begins with the Vermuntbahn ascent. A tunnel bus takes you from the mountain station to the 2,000-metre-high Silvretta Bielerhöhe, which is completely deserted in winter. From the first meeting point, the excursion, pulled by a Pistenbully, leads to the ski area of Galtür in Tyrol’s Paznaun Valley. After extensive turns on the slopes, the Pistenbully takes the group to the valley run down to the Zeinisjoch. Through the Ganifertal valley, everyone swings back to the starting point in Partenen. The Silvretta Ski Safari is open daily. If you want to experience it, you only need to take note of the transfer times for the Pistenbully.
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Madrisa Circuit in the Montafon
Once to neighbouring Switzerland and back: skiers can experience this on the cross-border, technically easy and guided day tour. The Madrisa Circuit starts at the valley station of the Gargellen cable car in the Montafon. In just under seven hours, participants can expect an impressive natural experience with fantastic descents on varied slopes. In between, there is a bus and train ride to Klosters in Switzerland, from where you return to Gargellen in the Montafon via the Schlappiner Joch. The tour, accompanied by a mountain and ski guide, takes place every Friday until the end of March 2026. It starts at 08:15.
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Ski safari around the Kleinwalsertal
The Kleinwalsertal ski safari is a special experience for experienced skiers. The small group covers the first stage on the Ifenbahn. From the mountain station, there is an enjoyable ascent to the Hahnenköpfle and a long descent to Schönenbach in the Bregenzerwald. The tour continues by skidoo to Bizau in the Bregenzerwald and then by taxi to Hochkrumbach. The final ascent leads to the Widdersteinhütte in Warth am Arlberg, from where participants ski down into the Kleinwalsertal Gemsteltal or Bärgunttal valleys. The tour takes place every Saturday until 4 April 2026. It starts at 08:30. The group returns at around 16:00.
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Pastor Müller freeride tour
Pastor Johann Müller from Warth was probably the first skier in the Bregenzerwald. In the 1890s, he had skis sent to him from Sweden so that he could travel better and faster in the alpine terrain between Warth-Schröcken and Lech Zürs. The 5-hour tour, which is accompanied by ski guides from the ski schools in Warth and Schröcken, follows in the footsteps of Pastor Müller and through the terrain. Participants should have powder snow experience, safety equipment is mandatory. Dates are available on request.
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