Best mountain peaks around Raggal are found in a region characterized by its mountainous landscape and verdant valleys. This area in the Bludenz district of Austria offers diverse hiking experiences. The peaks provide panoramic views of the Große Walsertal, the Walgau, and the Rätikon mountains. Raggal serves as a starting point for exploring these natural features.
Last updated: May 9, 2026
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The T4 trail to Schillerkopf, coming from the Tschengla parking lot P3, is relatively easy to manage. There are only a few places where you need to use your hands, the trail is always clearly visible, and only a few sections are exposed.
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The Braunarlspitze (2,649 m, highest peak in the Bregenzerwald Mountains) offers a fantastic panoramic view all around on clear days – both of the striking peaks in the surrounding area and of famous mountains in the distance. To the north/northeast: - Bregenzerwald Mountains with Kanisfluh, Hoher Ifen, and Diedamskopf - Behind them, on a clear day, the Allgäu Alps with Hochvogel and Grosser Krottenkopf To the east/southeast: - Lechquellen Mountains with Roter Wand and Mohnenfluh - In the distance, the Silvretta region with Piz Buin, Piz Linard, and the Ochsental Glacier To the south: - Verwall Group with Hoher Riffler To the west/southwest: - The Rätikon with Zimba, Schedsaplana, and Drusenfluh
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The day begins where the greenery ends, lush indeed, but already slightly slanted by the altitude. Those who reach the Fürggele Pass have long since left everyday life behind – down in the valley, where the Bregenzerwald road winds its way through the hills like an old question no one asks anymore. Up here, however, everything presents itself anew. The wind blowing from the ridge carries no answers, but it doesn't ask questions either. It is simply there. Cooler than the breath of the trees, clearer than any weather forecast, and with that relentless clarity that tells you: Now, how you walk counts. The path to the Braunarlspitze is not a walk in the park. It is a silent test. No drama, but also no tourist theater. The stones don't talk, but they remind you with every step that humans are guests here – with good footwear, if possible. Some paths cling to the slopes like veins to the heart, others climb in a straight line, as if they were sure of their cause. And somewhere in between, the real wonder begins: when you stop looking at your feet and instead raise what you so rarely raise – your gaze. Then the world expands. Remnants of snow lie in the gullies like forgotten letters from winter. The ridges draw jagged lines against the blue, and somewhere a lake shimmers, small as a scrap of thought you haven't yet finished.
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Magnificent ski touring summit, very frequently visited. Fantastic panoramic view. From the ski depot it is usually a 200m walk up the ridge, which, like the southern flank, quickly melts. Powder snow descents are almost guaranteed.
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At 2,134 metres, the Glatthorn is the highest mountain in the Bregener Ore Forest. You reach it via narrow paths and should be experienced and sure-footed. Once you reach the top, you can enjoy a sensational panorama if the weather is clear.
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The most beautiful summit cross I have ever seen. At the top there is a book with a pen to write your name
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Only recommended in summer or when the temperatures are good with equipment. Otherwise a fantastic vantage point where you can look over all the mountains.
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The region around Raggal offers several highly-rated peaks. The Mondspitze Summit Cross is known for its mega all-round view and is considered one of the most beautiful summit crosses in Vorarlberg. Another popular choice is the Glatthorn Summit, the highest mountain in the Bregenzerwald, offering a sensational panorama on clear days. The Schillerkopf summit also provides gigantic views and is a rewarding climb.
Yes, there are options suitable for families. The Freiburger Hut, located at 1,931 meters above the Formarinsee, is a popular and family-friendly stop with accommodation. While some summit ascents are challenging, the Schillerkopf summit can be climbed by experienced children from 10 years old. For easier walks, the 'Montikelweg' offers a spectacular panoramic view of the valley and is vibrant with wildflowers in spring.
The mountain peaks around Raggal offer diverse natural beauty. You'll encounter stunning panoramic views of the Große Walsertal, Walgau, and Rätikon mountains. Features include alpine pastures, such as Alpe Laguz and Alpe Faludriga, and the picturesque Formarinsee near the Freiburger Hut. The region is also known for its unspoilt mountain world, with opportunities to observe chamois and golden eagles, particularly around Schwarze Furka.
Hiking trails to the peaks around Raggal range from intermediate to challenging. Peaks like Hoher Frassen and Kellaspitze require good fitness, sturdy shoes, and alpine experience, with Kellaspitze featuring partly exposed and rope-secured sections. The Glatthorn Summit and Braunarlspitze Summit are considered challenging and require sure-footedness. However, the Mondspitze Summit Cross is accessible for various experience levels, and there are also moderate options like the central Faludriga-Nova area.
Yes, several circular routes are available. A beautiful circular hike to Hoher Frassen starts from Raggal, passing over the Klesialpe and returning via the Nitzkopf. A demanding circular route around the Rote Wand is also mentioned as an option from Raggal. Additionally, a loop from Marul Hikers' Car Park to Kellaspitze offers a challenging mountain tour.
Beyond peak bagging, the Raggal region offers various outdoor activities. You can explore numerous running trails, with options like the 'Hängender Stein loop from Ludesch' or the 'Freiburger Hütte loop from Wald am Arlberg'. For cyclists, there are road cycling routes such as the 'Black Lake – Church of Thūringerberg loop from Ludesch' and gravel biking tours like the 'Großes Walsertal Gravel Tour'. You can find more details on these activities in the Running Trails around Raggal, Road Cycling Routes around Raggal, and Gravel biking around Raggal guides.
The best time to visit for hiking is generally during the warmer months when trails are clear of snow. Spring offers vibrant wildflowers, especially on trails like the Montikelweg. For challenging alpine tours, summer and early autumn provide more stable weather conditions. Always check local weather forecasts before heading out, as conditions can change rapidly in the mountains.
The Freiburger Hut is a popular DAV refuge at 1,931 meters, offering overnight accommodation, healthy food, and good beer. It's advisable to reserve an overnight stay in advance. The Frassen Hut, located a few minutes from the Hoher Frassen summit, is also highly recommended for a stop. The village of Raggal itself and nearby areas will have additional accommodation and dining options.
Many peaks in the Raggal region are renowned for their panoramic views, making them excellent for photography. The Mondspitze Summit Cross offers a 'mega all-round view,' and the Glatthorn Summit provides a 'sensational panorama' on clear days. The Hoher Frassen also boasts a breathtaking panoramic view of the Große Walsertal, Walgau, and Rätikon mountains. Schwarze Furka is noted for its incredible views and opportunities to photograph wildlife.
While Raggal is surrounded by many impressive peaks, some of the highest include the Rote Wand at 2,704 meters, which is the second-highest mountain in the Lechquellen Mountains. The Braunarlspitze Summit is also one of the highest and most beautiful peaks in the region. The Glatthorn Summit reaches 2,134 meters, making it the highest mountain in the Bregenzerwald.
Visitors consistently praise the breathtaking panoramic views and the diverse hiking experiences. The sense of achievement from reaching summits like the Mondspitze Summit Cross or Schillerkopf summit is a highlight. The natural beauty, from serene alpine pastures to challenging ascents, and the opportunities to observe wildlife like chamois and golden eagles, are also highly valued by the komoot community.


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