Raggal: Winter Experiences, Trails and Regional Discoveries

Raggal combines winter experiences, easy trails and special insights into regional traditions. When choosing your holiday apartment, it therefore depends on which aspects of the village you would most like to experience during your holiday: winter sports, nature, a family-friendly hike or culinary discoveries.

Winter sports with options for different age groups

The Raggal ski lifts comprise two drag lifts, a platter lift and a conveyor belt for the youngest children. This allows for a varied winter's day: while more experienced winter sports enthusiasts use the drag lifts or the platter lift, the conveyor belt gives the youngest guests their own part of the lift facilities. The ski lifts have a top station at 1,350 m and feature snowmaking facilities. During the main season, a torchlight descent takes place once a week at the Tobi Lift. This experience adds a special touch to the seasonal programme and may be a factor when planning a holiday during the main season.

Hiking, water and herbs

Raggal is not only suitable for a stay focused on winter activities. The Wiesweg trail to Ludescherberg is an easy hike for the whole family and leads across meadows that are particularly carpeted with flowers in early summer. This provides a specific alternative for days when you want to spend time outdoors together without focusing your holiday exclusively on winter sports.

Another area of activity is the Kneipp Active Trail in Raggal. It features a water-treading pool and a barefoot trail; the route also passes through diverse natural surroundings with a great variety of herbs. Anyone who values varied daily activities when choosing accommodation can combine these stops with a stay that allows active and more peaceful moments to exist side by side.

Chapel and lime kiln in Marul

The surrounding area also offers cultural points of interest. St. Hubertus Chapel is located in Marul on the forest adventure trail, next to a reconstructed lime kiln. It was built in 1963 by particularly active young men from the Catholic Rural Youth movement in Marul, in the Engel parcel. Anyone interested in small buildings, local history and traces shaped by traditional craftsmanship will find an excursion here with a clear regional connection. Marul can therefore be included as a destination of its own in your travel plans.

A sweet side of Raggal

The organic biscuit manufactory in Raggal is part of the village's culinary character. A small tasting of the organic biscuits is included in the visitor programme. Every Saturday, Sabine and Xaver tell the adventurous story of how they started and built up the business. For families and other travellers who, alongside scenery and outdoor activities, are also looking for an insight into a regional business, this is an independent idea for a day on holiday. Public bus L 575, with the Walserhalle stop, is specified for the visit.

Which accommodation suits your travel plans?

For a holiday in early summer, the Wiesweg trail to Ludescherberg, the Kneipp Active Trail and the variety of herbs take on greater importance. The organic biscuit manufactory complements both types of trip with a culinary experience. This means you can choose your accommodation in Raggal according to your planned pace, without having to commit to just one type of holiday.

If you would like to compare other destinations for independent selection, you can find Dalaas, Damüls, Silbertal, Brand, Nenzing, Braz and Bürs here.

For the overarching travel overview: Bludenz.