Pastor Müller Tour.
Discover the roots of skiing in Warth-Schröcken!
Embark on the historic "Footsteps of Pfarrer Müller" and become part of the fascinating skiing history of Warth!
In the late 19th century, the small village of Warth gained fame when the then parish priest, Johann Müller, became the first person to ski from Warth to Lech. Diligently, yet full of confidence and ambition, he made skiing history.
The experienced ski guides from the Warth and Schröcken ski schools will accompany you on the original route from Warth to Lech and back. Let the beautifully snow-covered landscape enchant you as you traverse this unique tour.
Experience history up close and enjoy the beauty of the Alps while you follow in the tracks of the first ski pioneer!
Tour itinerary.
- Short ascent to the Wartherhornsattel (2,200 m)
- Freeride descent past Bürstegg to Lech
- Ride with the lifts to the Mohnenfluhsattel (2,300 m)
- Mohnenfluh north descent (1,000 vertical metres)
- Freeride descent back to Warth-Schröcken
For detailed information and personal advice, our experienced ski guides are always at your service. They are not only experts in freeride terrain but also well-informed about the best runs, safety regulations, and current conditions. Don’t hesitate to approach them – they look forward to answering your questions and ensuring you have an unforgettable freeride experience in Warth-Schröcken!
Please note: The ski guides reserve the right to adjust the tour based on weather and snow conditions.