The Warth-Schröcken magazine.

Over 300 kilometers of slopes and 200 kilometers of deep snow: Ski Arlberg offers winter sports enthusiasts an impressive variety of slopes and powder snow.

Winterurlaub mit Kindern darf in Warth-Schröcken vor allem eines: leicht sein.
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Warth-Schröcken am Arlberg is considered one of the snowiest freeride areas in Europe — with around 200 km of natural deep-snow runs, it is an Eldorado for anyone who wants to glide through powder on untouched slopes.

The Travelisto family of bloggers visited Warth-Schröcken and did one thing above all else: they enjoyed winter to the fullest! From winter hiking and moon biking to long days of skiing in the Ski Arlberg ski area, they report on their active winter break in this magazine article.

When the alpine roses bloom, the mountain slopes around Warth-Schröcken are tinted with delicate shades of pink. Add to this the flowering alpine meadows, fragrant herbs, and lively alpine life – a natural spectacle that makes the summer in the mountains truly special.

Amidst impressive peaks, blooming alpine meadows and crystal-clear mountain lakes, unforgettable experiences await young and old explorers alike. Whether it’s exciting climbing adventures, mysterious treasure hunts, refreshing water activities or cosy hours on the alpine pastures – Warth-Schröcken offers a wide range of opportunities to discover the mountains together and create special family memories.

Whether it’s panoramic views from the summit, relaxing breaks at mountain huts, sparkling mountain lakes, diverse hiking experiences, or unforgettable family adventures—the variety in Warth-Schröcken turns summer into a true journey of discovery.

Visitors to Warth-Schröcken will discover not only impressive mountain landscapes, but also a region rich in history, living traditions, and serene places of power. Amid old Walser houses, museums, and special sites, the mountains here tell their very own stories.

When hiking in nature, you can experience the beauty of the landscape up close. It’s a pleasure that also comes with responsibility – both for us hikers and for the natural environment. We have compiled the “Dos & Don’ts in the Mountains” for you, so that you can return home safely.