Ausflugsziele in Vorarlberg

There are three lines in the bike course with the levels of difficulty "blue", "red" and "pink". Thus there are lifelike simulated single trails in the variants S0, S1 and S2. Pumptrack, northshore elements, seesaw and small drops can also be found there.

Affenberg Salem is Germany's most beautiful monkey forest. About 200 Barbary Macaques roam freely on a 20 hectare wooded area. It is great fun to watch the youngsters play. The stars are undoubtedly the baby macaques born during spring.

Snow, sun and families are getting together at the Sonnenkopf skiing area!

The widely known and popular Sonnenkopf ski resort is located at the foot of the famous Arlberg.

The Bruggerloch is a bathing lake that’s three hectares in size, seven metres deep and conveniently located directly next to the cycle path. But parking spaces are scarce.

Located directly on the Harder Binnenbecken, training and rental for windsurfing and Stand Up Paddling (SUP) are offered. Canoes and kayaks can also be rented. The light winds at Lake Constance are especially ideal for beginners.

The Brandnertal Bike Park offers downhill biking of all standards, from the easy, flowing Freeride route right up to the competition level Downhill run.  

The swimming pool features numerous lanes for lap swimming. The non-swimming area features a wide slide, fountain shower and a small climbing net. The large yellow-orange 55-m adventure slide with its many curves is especially popular with kids and teens.

Fahrrad Unger - the address on Lake Constance for really good bikes. Here you will receive expert advice on all aspects of sales, rental and repair.
The team at Fahrrad Unger attaches great importance to brands with high quality and safety standards.

On hot summer days, the Schoppernau forest pool features shady spots under large fir trees. Those keen on swimming can do their laps in the 25-m pool. The water is a comfortable 24 degrees. Kids splash and play in the kids pool and enjoy slipping down the slide into the water.

It seeps through the earth in the heart of the Appenzeller Vorland and flows down to the valley as an underground stream. On its way to St.