Klösterle – Winter Trails, Natural Snow and Accommodation Search

If you are looking for accommodation for a ski holiday in Klösterle, you should distinguish between the options in the village and the natural-snow Sonnenkopf ski area in Danöfen. In Klösterle itself, there is, among other things, a short tobogganing option directly behind the church, trails through landscapes and history, and a stop served by the L720 regional bus. At Sonnenkopf, skiing, tobogganing, winter hiking and snowshoe hiking are possible.

Winter Activities in Klösterle and Danöfen

The natural-snow Sonnenkopf ski area in Danöfen offers skiing, tobogganing, winter hiking and snowshoe hiking. It does not use artificial snowmaking at all. Here, natural snow describes the ski area's orientation, not the current snow depth, open facilities or conditions on a specific travel date. For a short tobogganing run in Klösterle am Arlberg, there is the 0.29 km-long tobogganing option at the “Fuchslochbühel” children's practice lift. It is located directly behind the church in Klösterle am Arlberg. This is a separate offering in the village and should not be equated with the tobogganing facilities at Sonnenkopf. At Sonnenkopf, Bärenland also complements the offering with a bear playground, raft rides and bear caves.

Trails Through Landscapes and History

The panoramic circular trail leads from Klösterle to Danöfen and back again. For a longer trail connection, there is the section of the Way of St. James from Klösterle am Arlberg to Bludenz: It begins in Klösterle am Arlberg and leads through the Klostertal valley to Bludenz. The two descriptions differ clearly in their routes and should not be understood as the same route. Above Klösterle am Arlberg, the Wäldletobel Trail conveys 800 years of history that can be experienced. The trail offers views of the “Klostertal Mountain Forests” Natura 2000 site. The Wäldletobel gorge was opened up via a footbridge in 1997. Another circular hike in Klösterle am Arlberg includes a detour to the Nenzigast Waterfall.

Culture, Recreation and Regional Experiences

Klösterle's Johanniter heritage is associated with a monastery building founded in 1218. Historic inns and other buildings closely connected with the history of transport are part of the Historic ArchiTour through Klösterle. Anyone looking for an insight into the village's history in addition to sports and trails will find two cultural offerings with different focuses here. The Alfenz Kneipp and Relaxation Garden in Klösterle am Arlberg offers a guided Kneipp experience in cool water. A game cooking course is held at the Traube restaurant in Klösterle, where autumnal game dishes are prepared step by step under expert guidance.

Local Transport in Klösterle

The “Klösterle Schulhaus” stop is served by the L720 regional bus. If you would also like to compare Klösterle with other places, you can consult [Nenzing](Nenzing), [Fontanella](Fontanella), [Schruns](Schruns), [Nüziders](Nüziders), [Lorüns](Lorüns), [Damüls](Damüls), [Sankt Anton Im Montafon](Sankt Anton Im Montafon) and [Thüringerberg](Thüringerberg). For additional information and tips on holidays throughout the Klostertal valley, the Klostertal Tourist Office is available.

For the higher-level travel overview: Bludenz District.