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Themed Trail "In the Footsteps of the Walser at Tannberg".

The Tannberg themed trail allows you to delve deep into the history of the three Walser communities Warth, Schröcken, and Lech through 57 marked stations.

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Over 700 years ago, the Walser people from the Swiss canton of Valais settled the Tannberg region, founding the villages of Lech, Warth, and Schröcken. The 85-kilometre-long Tannberg themed trail takes you on a journey tracing the footsteps of these early settlers, combining the fascinating history of the Walser with the stunning natural beauty of the region.

Along the trail, you will encounter 57 cultural and natural historical sites, each marked on a map as a station. These range from traditional alpine farms and historic mountain passes to ancient trade routes and locations steeped in legend. The charming mountainous landscape surrounding these stations tells the story of the rich culture, customs, and traditions of the Walser, who have left an indelible mark on the region.

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On the Tannberg trail from Warth to Schröcken.

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Warth-Schröcken is all about alpine mountain sports. Enjoy attractive activities, breathtaking mountain and hiking tours of varying difficulty levels, guided summit tours, challenging via ferratas, and much more – there’s something for everyone!

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Get the tannberg bench!

Collect points for each completed Tannberg stage and claim your very own Tannberg Bench. Each stage is made up of several consecutive targets, and a stage is only considered complete once you have reached a certain number of these targets within the section.

Book: "In the Footsteps of the Walser at Tannberg".

For those who wish to delve deeper into the history of the Walser, the book "In the Footsteps of the Walser at Tannberg" provides extensive background information. This book is available at the tourism offices in Warth and Schröcken and is an essential companion for your hike.

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The themed trail "In the Footsteps of the Walser at Tannberg" is an ideal destination for visitors of all ages and interests. The route is divided into three thematic categories: Culture, Nature, and Sport. Each stage offers unique insights and experiences that reflect the diverse offerings of this region.

Culture.
The Tannberg region is rich in cultural heritage. Numerous historical buildings and monuments tell the story of the Walser people who settled here from the Swiss canton of Valais. This unique cultural history, which can only be experienced so comprehensively at Tannberg, makes the trail a special highlight in Vorarlberg.

Sport.
For sports enthusiasts, the Tannberg region is a true paradise. With an altitude of around 1,500 meters and above, the area offers perfect conditions for both leisurely hikers and ambitious mountaineers. During the summer season, numerous sporting events take place, catering to all levels of fitness and experience.

Nature.
The natural beauty of the Tannberg is showcased in all its diversity. The landscape is rich in contrasts, offering both vibrant and serene spots, far from everyday life yet centrally located. The hiking paradise at Tannberg combines the tranquility of its altitude with a favorable climate—a unique and authentic environment that invites relaxation and discovery.
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Geocaching at Tannberg.

In geocaching, you search for hidden caches in exciting locations. Using GPS or an app on your smartphone, you follow the geocoordinates to find the caches and confirm your discovery in the logbook. This entertaining activity is perfect for the whole family, combining adventure with a nature experience!