Family adventure offers

Summer is full of adventure and nature experiences for the whole family. Family Apartment Arlberg.</h4

Nature adventure playground by the river

  • only a few meters from the house is the small mountain river "Seebach". Small pools to cool down, build dams, throw stones into the water, play, let off steam...

Adventure park Schröcken

High ropes course with 42 rope courses, Flying Fox and climbing possibilities. For children from 6 years.

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Flying Fox Park Safari

Start in Nesslegg via 6 Flying Fox gondolas to overcome a total of 300 meters of altitude. For children from 6 years

Mini/Tennie Canyoning

Only a few meters away from the house, dressed in a wetsuit, into the cool water!
Children from 7 years

Family hikes

 

In addition to a large selection of challenging hiking tours, there are also perfect family hikes in Warth-Schröcken.
Here are a few tips:

  • Only about 40 minutes away from Haus Rothorn is the natural jewel of the Körbersee. There you can stop for a bite to eat in the mountain inn, or take a canoe trip on the lake. From there the hike can be continued in several directions - to the Hochtannbergpass (30 min), to Lech (approx. 2 h) or to Schröcken/Heimboden (approx. 1 h)
    The panoramic hike from Nesslegg along the Sonnenberger Höhenweg leads to the districts Wald - Schwand - Oberboden in about 50 minutes. TIP: in only 15 minutes you can reach the adventure park Schröcken - the perfect family adventure!
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CHILDREN WATCH OUT!

You can collect stamps with the Murmele-Wanderpass, which you can get for free at Haus Rothorn. If all fields are filled out, you will get a great gift!

You can find more hiking tips on the interactive hiking map. Of course, I would also be happy to advise you personally on site with some recommendations for your holiday.

Take the hiking bus to Warth and take the Steffisalp Express for an airy ascent

(the use of buses and trains is included in the Bregenzerwald Card) During the lift ride you can see numerous marmots enjoying the summer sun before they are built. From the top station to the Spitzen See and the reservoir and on to the Hochalp hut (approx. 40 min). The small children's playground as well as the sun terrace invite you to stop for a break. Continue over the Saloberkopf with a magnificent view of the entire mountain panorama and on to the Hochtannberg Pass. Total walking time approx. 1,5 h

The route from the Hochtannberg Pass to the Widderstein Hut is somewhat more demanding

either on the direct and somewhat steeper path in about 50 min or over the Hochalppass and lake to the hut in about 1.5 h

For the very brave we recommend a detour to the Höferspitze with starting point Hochtannbergpass

Walking time about 1.5 h. An exciting ridge hike to the summit at 2,130 metres altitude. Return either on the same path or direct descent to Nesslegg.

Excursion tips for the family

Here is a small excerpt of great family excursion tips in the area:
Suspension bridge Holzgau
200m long and 110m high, free admission!

Aqua Nova Steeg

The adventure pool in Steeg with indoor pool, wellness department, children's area, massages and restaurant.

Hike to the goat alp Mellau

On the Ziegenalpe Buchen in Mellau there are about 150 goats, 20 cows and some alpine pigs. With a hearty alpine snack and a glass of milk you will also be provided for your physical well-being. Total walking time about 2 hours

Wälderbähnle

A nostalgic train that runs between the stations Bezau and Schwarzenberg. The journey there and back takes about 1 hour.

Didi's children experience - Diedamskopf

At the top station of the Diedamskopf mountain railway in Schoppernau. The ascent is free with the Bregenzewald Card. For children from 3-8 years, parent-child area for children up to 3 years. Free use for all children.

Naturnah Metzler in Egg

You can understand the farm theme and everything that goes with it here. From the impressive cow playpen and the turbulent goat madhouse with visitor gallery to the small animal cuddling zone, the herb garden, the high-tech cooling and heating technology, cheese production, whey cosmetics processing and the fine farm shop, there is nothing to hide here.

Geocaching - the modern treasure hunt

What is geocaching anyway?

Geocaching can best be described as "modern treasure hunting". The idea is that so-called "caches" (which stands for treasure) are provided with geocoordinates which can then be searched for using a GPS device or a special app. At the position of these caches, which are usually very well hidden, there are containers (large or small), in which a logbook is inside, in which the name and date of the find is signed. The position of the caches are published on the internet. This video explains how it works. On the special Tannberg page you can find more information about it.
Exciting hikes for the whole family on the following rounds:

  • ...in sacks: WALSER VILLAGE & NATURAL JEWELS
  • in Warth: PASTOR MÜLLER AND THE WHITE GOLD
  • in Lech: IS THERE SUCH A THING?

With the completely filled out stamp passports you get the special Tannberg-Coin for each round! You can download the stamped passports here or you can get them at Haus Rothorn or at the tourist office in Schröcken or Warth!

WALSER VILLAGE & NATURAL JEWELS
PARSON MÜLLER & THE WHITE GOLD
IS THERE SUCH A THING?