Biohotel in Vorarlberg

Organic holidays in Kleinwalsertal

You can spend relaxing organic holidays in the Kleinwalsertal “Nature Park”. The Kleinwalsertal with its towns of Riezlern, Hirschegg and Mittelberg lies at an altitude of 1,100 to 1,250 meters on the northern edge of the Alps and has a lot to offer for nature lovers.

Local products

For Walser innkeepers, regional products straight from the mountains have the highest priority. And the range of local products from the Kleinwalsertal is very wide: various herbs from the region enhance every meal. The Kleinwalsertal was awarded a Genuss Region in 2013 for its pasture-raised game and cattle products. The region is also known for honey, cheese and other dairy products. Short transport routes ensure excellent regional quality that you can taste and the basis of all products is always nature. Combined with the warm Walser hospitality, this creates the ideal mix for the finest culinary experiences.

Organic vacation with a long-term effect

You can gain new strength in the midst of unique nature on lush alpine meadows and in the fresh mountain air. This is an organic holiday with a long-term effect! In summer there are a lot of hiking trails that you can use for hiking, climbing, Nordic walking, mountaineering, biking or trail running. In winter you can enjoy cross-country skiing, downhill skiing, snowbiking or snowshoeing, among other things. So nothing stands in the way of an organic, active holiday in Austria.

Natural cosmetics and massages in the organic hotel

After exercising in the clear mountain air, you can relax in a biohotel with various treatments such as full-body massages, hot stone massages, natural cosmetic treatments or sound therapies. In a true organic hotel, only natural products such as natural essential oils, algae or clay are used in all wellness treatments .

Family organic vacation

There is also a lot to discover for families in the unique Walser mountain world: whether it's a mountain adventure with mountain guides, a via ferrata trial course or, for children between 6 and 12 years, the Flying Fox - a rapid ride on a wire rope through a gorge of the Schwarzwasserbach.

Special wilderness days are also offered for families, where children and parents can experience nature together up close. For example, a campfire is lit without a match or lighter, tools are made from natural materials and a shelter is built.

The mascot “Burmi”, the marmot, can often be found in Kleinwalsertal wherever there is something going on.