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Gauertal AlpkulTour

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Difficulty: mittel
Distance: 12.65 km
Ascent: 493 m
Descent: 849 m
Duration: 5 h
Deepest point: 1340 m
Highest point: 1929 m
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  • Höhenprofil

    THE ARTISTICALLY DESIGNED THEMED TRAIL HAS UNEXPECTED INSIGHTS IN STORE. STORIES FROM THE MONTAFON AND ALP CULTURE ARE TOLD BY SCULPTURES, QR CODES AND MONTAFON ORIGINALS.

    Grüneck mountain terminal (1890 m) – Obere Latschätzalpe – Obere Sporaalpe – Lindauer Hütte – Untere Sporaalpe – Untere Latschätzalpe – Wachters Dieja – middle terminal Matschwitz

    THE ALPINE CULTURE STATIONSAt 13 stations along the trail, figures created by the Montafon artist Roland Haas prompt visitors to marvel, wonder and reflect on life and work in the high alps. The trail starts at the ‘gateway’, two frames of a building in traditional timber design. Further along you come across the ‘myth tree’, a spruce turned upside down, whose roots tower into the sky, as if connecting this world with the ‘other world.’ A red arrow points to water, and another to a building literally swallowed up by a forest. The ‘stands’ invite visitors to sit down and take in the vistas of the Gauertal valley. The ‘avalanche barrier’ draws attention to the hazards of alpine regions. It is the only sculpture not made of spruce wood, but – like real-life avalanche barriers – of extremely hard, durable locust tree wood. Finally, the ‘antler tree’ exemplifies the close yet not always smooth relationship between hunters and alpine farmers.

    Presented by: Montafon
    Author: Hanna Burger

  • Difficulty: mittel
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    Altitude: 1929 m 1340 m Best season:
    JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUN
    JUL AUG SEP OCT NOV DEC
    Safety instructions:

    EMERGENCY NUMBERS:
    140 alpine emergencies Austria
    144 alpine emergencies Vorarlberg
    112 Euro emergency call (if there is no reception at the site of the emergency, first switch off your mobile phone, and when switching it on again, immediately dial 112 or press the SOS button instead of entering the PIN code).
    www.vorarlberg.travel/safety

    Equipment:

    Wanderschuhe mit gutem Profil (knöchelhoher Schuh) und Wanderstöcke. An heissen Tagen ist eine Kopfbedeckung und Sonnenschutz zu empfehlen

    More info & links:

    Ein ausführliches Prospekt zur Gauertaler AlpkulTour ist kostenlos in den Montafoner Tourismusbüros erhältlich oder auf http://www.golm.at/gauertaler-alpkultour

  • Directions

    Ride up on the Golmerbahn from Latschau to the Grüneck mountain terminal at 1890 m and head for the panorama restaurant for your first break. From there, the trail ascends slightly. Turn left at the fork towards Obere Latschätzalpe. Passing Obere Sporaalpe, well-marked trails on gently rolling terrain take you to Lindauer Hütte (1744 m), which is set scenically at the end of the Gauertal valley. From there, you can let your eyes wander to the Drusenfluh and Sulzfluh limestone massifs. To return, first descend through Porzalengawald forest to Untere Sporaalpe and Untere Latschätzalpe. At the fork, turn left down the winding track to the maisaess settlements of Wachters Dieja and Plazadels. The tour ends at the middle station of the Golmerbahn. Continue by cable car down to Latschau.

    Bus No. 1 Schruns-Tschagguns-Latschau, stop at “Latschau Golmerbahn”

    Start Tschagguns-Latschau, Golmerbahn, Grüneck mountain terminal
    Coordinates:
    Geogr. 47.064407 N 9.84478 E
    Destination Golmerbahn middle terminal Matschwitz

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