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Bregenzerwald

Bregenzerwald is a region in Vorarlberg that groups several separate cross-country trail areas around villages such as Hittisau, Au and Sulzberg.

Bregenzerwald operates in the Cross-country ski regions in Austria segment.

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Bregenzerwald: Disambiguation

Bregenzerwald is not one connected trail network. Bregenzerwald is not a wholly Austrian trail system. Bregenzerwald is not an alpine lift area.

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Bregenzerwald: Core Facts

Entity type
Cross-country ski region with multiple separate networks (source, )
Province
Vorarlberg, Austria (source, )
Provincial trail total
320 km across Vorarlberg (source, )
Largest area
Hittisau-Balderschwang, 80 km (source, )
Second largest area
Au-Schoppernau, 63 km (source, )
Third largest area
Sulzberg-Oberreute, 40 km (source, )
Cross-border trails
Hittisau-Balderschwang continues into Bavaria, Germany (source, )
Network structure
Village-based areas, not one linked system (source, )
Listed as an Austrian cross-country region
Yes, in national tourism directories (source, )
Google Maps rating
4.6 / 5 (100 reviews) (source)
Verified
2026-09-15

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Bregenzerwald: Frequently Asked Questions

How much trail is there?

Vorarlberg counts 320 km in total, and within that the Bregenzerwald holds the largest blocks at Hittisau-Balderschwang (80 km), Au-Schoppernau (63 km) and Sulzberg-Oberreute (40 km).

Is it one big network?

No. Bregenzerwald is a set of village-based trail areas, so a car or bus transfer is normally needed to ski a different area each day.

Who is it best for?

Bregenzerwald suits skiers arriving from Lake Constance or southern Germany who want shorter transfers and less crowded trails than the Tyrolean plateaus.

Do any trails cross into Germany?

Yes. The Hittisau-Balderschwang area of Bregenzerwald continues over the border into Bavaria, so conditions can differ along one 80 km network.

How does it compare with Seefeld?

Bregenzerwald cannot match the 245 km connected network in Seefeld, and its appeal is lower trail traffic and a spread of smaller areas.

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