Hiking
Start into the Klostertal landscape at your own pace and return to a quiet village base.
Haus St. MartinKlösterle am Arlberg · Vorarlberg
Outdoors, at your own pace.
Outdoors, at your own pace.
Hiking, cycling, lakes, waterfalls and via ferrata around Klösterle, with selected tours from the 2026 Klostertal experience map and direct booking.
Klostertal · Arlberg
Explore the Klostertal on foot or by bike, then slow down on the large terrace with mountain views. One shared kitchen gives you flexibility throughout the day.

Start into the Klostertal landscape at your own pace and return to a quiet village base.
Use Haus St. Martin as a practical base for rides through the valley and towards the Arlberg.
Rest on the large terrace; bakery, groceries and restaurants are a short walk away.
Summer around the house




Klostertal on film
A short impression of hiking, fresh mountain air and long days outdoors. The film loads only when you press play.
New experience map · summer & winter
The 2026 Klostertal experience map combines the summer panorama with selected hiking and cycling routes, lakes, waterfalls, lifts, climbing, winter activities, places to eat and practical services.
Open experience map (PDF · 7.6 MB) Source: Klostertal Tourismus / Alpenregion Bludenz Tourismus · 2026
Ideas for your summer days
Hiking boots, bike, motorcycle or bow: Haus St. Martin is your quiet base for varied days around Klösterle.

Klösterle is a convenient base for day tours over Alpine passes and through Vorarlberg and the neighbouring regions. Plan the route and current pass conditions before setting off.

Add a calm, focused outdoor experience to your mountain holiday. Current courses, opening times and registration options are available in the regional activity programme.

Choose between easy valley walks, panoramic mountain paths and demanding summit days. Marked routes lead through Alpine meadows, forests and towards mountain lakes.
Online hiking: tour ideas and routes
Follow the Klostertal cycle path along the Alfenz or head towards Sonnenkopf, Kristbergsattel and Nenzigasttal. Experienced climbers can discover the Klostertal via ferrata at Fallbach with suitable equipment and preparation.
Explore official bike routes
Available from the first overnight stay, the Guest Card includes travel on regular buses and trains throughout Vorarlberg. Other benefits depend on the current programme; special buses, tolls and bicycle transport may be excluded.
Current Guest Card benefitsNew · official Klostertal experience map 2026
We have turned the most useful planning information from the new regional overview into readable highlights. Distances and elevation figures come from the plan; always check current conditions and detailed route information before setting off.
Start with the 3 km Klösterle village loop or the 5.8 km panorama trail. Longer options include Klösterle–Spullersee (14 km) and the Spullersee–Gehrengrat–Formarinsee route (10.3 km).
The plan includes the 47.4 km Klostertal cycle route, the 12.4 km Nenzigasttal ride, the 30.2 km two-valley tour via Sonnenkopf and Kristberg, and the 8 km Formarinsee–Dalaas downhill route.
Formarinsee, Spullersee, Almwasserpark, the Wäldletobel and the Fallbach, Mason and Nenzigast waterfalls are marked, alongside Bärenland and the Wichtel experience trail.
Six summer lifts provide access to higher terrain. The plan also highlights the Klostertal via ferrata at Fallbach and the Schröfle and Spullerplatten climbing gardens.
The document is an overview map, not a trail map. Operating times, accessibility and conditions may change at short notice. Source: Klostertal Tourismus / Alpenregion Bludenz Tourismus, 2026.
Ready for the next day
Alongside the E-bike charging station, guests can use our self-service work station and tools for basic bicycle repairs.
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