Snowshoe hike to the Silvrettasee

meeting point: 09:45 am valleystation vermuntbahn

route: Depending on the weather and snow situation

Duration: approx. 5,5 hours (pure walking time: approx. 2,5 hours)

refreshementstop: restaurant piz buin or silvrettahaus

age limit: 6 years (minimum shoe size 36)

Equipment:
Winter sports clothing
Hiking boots or sturdy winter boots are required
Bring a rucksack with snacks/food and/or drinks as well as rain and sun protection

Arrival:
By public transport: Bus stop Partenen Bergbahnen (vmobil.at)
By private car: free parking Partenen Bergbahnen

Hint:
No price reduction for bringing your own snowshoes and poles
The hike will proceed no matter what the weather. In case of any changes, the guests will be informed directly by the hiking guide in good time.
Max. number of participants per group: 10 people
The hiking guides reserve the right to change the programme if necessary for reasons such as poor conditions, avalanche danger etc. or lack of fitness of the participants.

hiking guide Montafon (BergAktiv)
snowshoes and poles
LVS if necessair

mountain railway ride
Arrival

Registration is binding. However, should you be unable to participate at the last minute, please cancel by calling the Montafon Tourism Office on tel. +43 50 6686 or sending an e-mail to info@montafon.at so that another guest can take your place.

Our hikes always include the presence of trained Montafon hiking guides.

Refund in the event of cancellation by the customer: We ask for your understanding that a 5% cancellation fee will be retained in the event of cancellation of tours booked for a fee.

Important note: Our BergePLUS tours take place with a minimum of 3 registered participants. The regular registration deadline is always the day before at 7pm However, if the minimum number of 3 people has not been reached by 3pm on the same day, the tour in question is automatically cancelled and registration is no longer possible. In this case, guests who have already booked will of course be informed by us. An exception to this rule is the children's programme - this takes place with one or more children.