{"version":"1.0","provider_name":"Urlaub in Vorarlberg","provider_url":"https:\/\/www.vorarlberg.travel\/en\/","author_name":"Urlaub in Vorarlberg","author_url":"https:\/\/www.vorarlberg.travel\/en\/","title":"Warth-Schr\u00f6cken | King's Tour","type":"rich","width":600,"height":338,"html":"<blockquote class=\"wp-embedded-content\" data-secret=\"ne6ECT2nis\"><a href=\"https:\/\/www.vorarlberg.travel\/en\/route\/warth-schroecken-kings-tour\/\">Warth-Schr\u00f6cken | King&#8217;s Tour<\/a><\/blockquote><iframe sandbox=\"allow-scripts\" security=\"restricted\" src=\"https:\/\/www.vorarlberg.travel\/en\/route\/warth-schroecken-kings-tour\/embed\/#?secret=ne6ECT2nis\" width=\"600\" height=\"338\" title=\"&#8220;Warth-Schr\u00f6cken | King&#8217;s Tour&#8221; &#8212; Urlaub in Vorarlberg\" data-secret=\"ne6ECT2nis\" frameborder=\"0\" marginwidth=\"0\" marginheight=\"0\" scrolling=\"no\" class=\"wp-embedded-content\"><\/iframe><script>\n\/*! 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After passing the Alpenblick building, follow the local road for a short distance before taking a trail through the Litzetobel gorge into the Schmitte district. Behind the last houses, a farm road branches off to the right and leads through the forest\u2014this high-altitude trail continues all the way to the \u201cWald\u201d parcel. There, the route passes a farmhouse and continues downhill for about one kilometer on the paved road to Schwand. In Schwand, continue following the farm road downhill to Unterboden. After passing through the settlement and past the chapel, you\u2019ll reach the soccer field.The trail now runs along the field and through a wooded area down to Landsteg. From there, a farm road leads uphill to the Biberacher H\u00fctte. The route continues along the Nordalpenweg, past the Schadonaalpe to the Liethi-H\u00fctte. From here, a trail crosses the mountain ridge, largely maintaining the same elevation.Note: Rothorn Summit Option \u2013 If you still have energy to spare, you can veer left off the trail to climb the summit of the Rothorn (an additional, very steep 325 meters of elevation gain). The descent follows the same path back to the main route.The trail then continues past the \u201cOberes Seeli\u201d and up to the F\u00fcrggele.Note: Hochberg summit option \u2013 Here, too, you have the option to climb the summit of the Hochberg (an additional, equally steep 310 meters of elevation gain). Return via the same trail back to the F\u00fcrggele.Passing the Sattelkopf, behind the F\u00fcrggele, the trail leads downhill to just before the Alpe Felle. A trail branches off to the right, crosses a bridge, and joins a farm road. Follow this road uphill, past the \u201cAlpmuseum uf m Tannberg,\u201d to K\u00f6rbersee. At the Berghotel K\u00f6rbersee, the trail continues toward Kalbelesee and the Hochtannberg Pass.After the Salober parking lot, you\u2019ll reach the valley station of the Salober-Jet. From there, continue to the valley station of the Kuchelbahn (2-seater chairlift) and finally to Hochkrumbach. Behind the Hotel J\u00e4geralpe, the \u201cAlte Salzstra\u00dfe\u201d hiking trail leads to Wolfegg. There, you cross the H\u00e4mmabach stream and reach the Hotel Steffisalp.After walking about 500 meters along the road, you\u2019ll pass the Warth Church and continue on to the Warth Tourist Office. Behind the Tourist Office, a municipal road leads uphill, merging into the village loop trail. This, in turn, merges into a farm road, which you follow uphill for a short distance beneath the Steffisalp-Express. At a small hut, a trail branches off to the right. Crossing the H\u00e4mmabach, the route takes you past the Punschh\u00fctte to the mountain station of the Steffisalp-Express.Tip for an easier ascent: You can also use the Steffisalp Express to cover the elevation gain.From the mountain station, a hiking trail runs along the base of the Wartherhorn to B\u00fcrstegg.Note: Wannenkopf summit option \u2013 The summit cross on the Wannenkopf can be reached via a short climb of only about 50 meters in elevation. Return via the same trail back to the main route.Shortly after passing the quaint houses in B\u00fcrstegg, the trail turns right and heads uphill. The route leads to the Auenfeldsattel and, at a fork, continues left to the Untere Auenfeldalpe. Then follow the farm road downhill until a narrow hiking trail on the right leads up a few steps to the K\u00f6rbersee. This time, the route heads uphill along the K\u00f6rbersee to the Berghotel K\u00f6rbersee. From there, follow the farm road downhill until a trail branches off to the right through the forest at the first curve. This trail leads back to Ne\u00dflegg\u2014the starting point of the tour.Tip: Follow the trail running signs marked with a blue dot.&nbsp;"}