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Summit bliss meets coziness Mittelberg – A place of encounter

It goes even deeper into the valley. The mountains are close enough to touch. The tranquil village of Mittelberg is perfect for anyone looking to slow down. In the village centre, a meeting zone ensures a relaxed coexistence of pedestrians, cyclists and cars, which makes strolling around particularly pleasant. Whether you enjoy the view from one of the cafés or stop off at one of the surrounding restaurants: Mittelberg invites you to linger. The Walmendingerhornbahn and the Zafernalift take you to alpine heights in no time at all, both in summer and winter. You can also get very close to the mountains in the districts of Tobel, Höfle, Schwendle, Stütze and Bödmen. With well-developed hiking trails, numerous serviced huts and impressive views.

Summer in Mittelberg Experience summer moments

The Walmendingerhornbahn and the Zafernalift also take you to lofty heights in summer. Early risers should not miss the sunrise rides on the Walmendingerhorn. A magical moment when the first rays of sunlight bathe the mountain world in warm light. For climbing fans, Mittelberg has a challenge in store with the Mindelheim via ferrata. There is also plenty to discover away from the summits: The idyllic side valleys offer refreshing hikes along babbling brooks and lead to numerous cozy huts. And when the day slowly draws to a close, the balmy summer evenings in Mittelberg enchant with premium views of the alpenglow.

Autumn in Mittelberg Golden autumn on the mountain

Even in fall, the Walmendingerhornbahn cable car remains in operation and takes you up into the mountains in no time at all. The fresh autumn air and a landscape that shines in the golden glow of the low sun await you there. The mountains and valleys are bathed in soft colors and lend the surroundings a very special atmosphere. The side valleys around Mittelberg, such as Gemsteltal valley and Wildental valley, invite you to go on autumn hikes. Many of the mountain huts in the side valleys are still open and offer the perfect opportunity to take a break and relax.

Winter in Mittelberg Deep in the winter wonderland

The valley lifts such as the Zafernalift and the Mooslift offer you direct access to perfectly groomed slopes. They are ideal for families and beginners in particular. Varied slopes and the proximity to the Walmendingerhorn ski area make Mittelberg the perfect starting point for exploring the entire Kleinwalsertal on skis. Families get their money's worth with tobogganing. If you need a break in between, you can relax with a hot drink in the cozy huts along the slopes. For cross-country skiers, there is the beautiful Steinbockloipe trail, which leads through snow-covered forests and valleys.

Spring in Mittelberg Between snow and alpine flowers

At higher altitudes, the warm season starts a little later in Mittelberg, which makes the contrast even more intense. While the first flowers sprout in the valley and the meadows become greener, you can still enjoy the last snow on the slopes at the top of the Walmendingerhorn. As soon as the snow has melted, the Alpine flower trail starts from the mountain station. It attracts visitors with a variety of colorful flowers and fascinating views. In the side valleys, such as the Wildental valley and Gemsteltal valley, the meltwater fills the streams and waterfalls with new energy. The sunny panoramic trails in Mittelberg also offer ideal conditions for relaxed hikes.

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riezlern compact – an overview

Mittelberg lies at 1,215 metres and opens the door to the higher peaks of the Kleinwalsertal. Surrounded by slopes and mountains, the village with just under 1,400 inhabitants offers the perfect mix of tranquillity and mountain adventures.

The parish church of St. Jodok, the oldest church tower in Kleinwalsertal, is enthroned at the highest point of Mittelberg. The Lourdes Chapel is very close by. The Walmendingerhornbahn and the Zafernalift take you quickly into the mountains, ideal for hiking and skiing.

From the village, you can reach the Wildental or Gemsteltal valleys via hiking trails. Both valleys invite you to explore their impressive landscapes, numerous huts and unspoiled nature. For cross-country skiers, the Steinbockloipe trail winds its way through the valley in winter. It leads in classic and skating style through snow-covered forests and up to the mountain village of Baad. There are also several toboggan runs in Mittelberg.

Thanks to its central location in the valley, you can quickly reach all other parts of Kleinwalsertal from Mittelberg. You can easily reach the other mountain cable cars and hiking destinations by Walserbus or lift.

WHAT HAPPENED SO FAR MITTELBERG – A LOOK BACK

The first settlers came over the Hochalp Pass to Baad and Bödmen. Mittelberg was the first village to be settled and shaped the name of the entire municipality. Mittelberg is also the village with the most and best-preserved architectural remains in the Kleinwalsertal. The Walser culture trail leads you to the stories surrounding atonement crosses, traditional Walser houses and the Uusrüafschtei. The most important historical site in Mittelberg is the parish church of St. Jodok, whose old church tower from the 14th century still characterizes the village today. Directly behind the church is the Lourdes Chapel, which was built in 1897. In 1966, the Walmendingerhornbahn cable car opened and made Mittelberg an important destination for winter sports enthusiasts.