Your Winter in Kleinwalsertal
A winter dream for all ages

By plane:
The closest airports are Munich (210 km), Zurich (224 km) and Innsbruck (306 km)

By train/bus:
Take a train to Oberstdorf in the Allgäu region, then continue by Walserbus (runs every 10 to 20 min) to your destination.

By car:

From Austria
From Tirol via the A7 to Kempten and continue on the B19 towards Oberstdorf. From Vorarlberg: see Switzerland.

From Germany
Take the A7 to the Allgäu interchange via the A980 to the Waltenhofen junction, then continue on the 4-lane federal highway 19 via Sonthofen and Oberstdorf into Kleinwalsertal.

From Switzerland
Head towards Bregenz from St. Gallen, continue via the Queralpenstrasse to Oberstaufen, Immenstadt, Sonthofen and Oberstdorf into Kleinwalsertal.

Kleinwalsertal is an excellent destination for a family winter holiday, particularly if you're looking for a mix of skiing, winter activities, and a relaxed atmosphere rather than a large, high-energy ski resort. Kids can learn to take their first turns at the local ski schools before you take them ice skating or tobogganing in the afternoon. A very special highlight is the husky camp, where the whole family can experience the fascinating sled dogs up close. No matter what adventure you choose – winter fun is guaranteed!

Kleinwalsertal offers much more than skiing, making it an excellent destination for both skiers and non-skiers.

Winter hiking
The valley has over 50 km of groomed winter hiking trails, taking you through snow-covered forests, open meadows, and mountain scenery. Routes range from gentle walks between villages to longer panoramic hikes.

Cross-country skiing
More than 50 km of cross-country ski trails wind through the valley, offering options for both beginners and experienced Nordic skiers. The peaceful routes are a great way to explore the winter landscape at a slower pace.

Tobogganing
Six sledging slopes cater to families and anyone looking for a fun winter activity. Some have magic carpets or ski lifts to make the ascent easier, and sledges are available to hire at various locations.

Ice skating
The outdoor ice rink in Riezlern is open in suitable weather and offers a fun alternative to the ski slopes. Skate hire is available nearby.

Husky experiences
Get up close to sled dogs during a husky experience, which may include meeting the dogs, learning about them, and enjoying an adventure through the snowy landscape.