The Walser Themenweg in Warth documents the Walser settlement history of the village through a marked walking route past traditional farmhouses and documentation stations. The Walser were medieval migrants from the Swiss Valais who colonized Vorarlberg’s high valleys from the 13th century onward; Warth is one of their oldest Arlberg-area settlements. Free; accessible year-round; best walked June to October. 1.5-2.5 hours. Bus to Warth from Langen am Arlberg train station. Combine with the Widderstein summit hike above the village for a full Walser landscape day.
hiking trail in Warth-Schroecken
Walser Themenweg Warth
The Walser Themenweg in Warth is a marked walking route through the village and surrounding farmland that documents the Walser settlement history of the Bregenzerwald's high valley.
- Type
- hiking trail
- Destination
- Warth-Schroecken
- Cost
- Free to visit
- Address
- 6767 Warth-Schroecken
- Coordinates
- 47.2606, 10.1766
- Official website
- Visit website