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The picturesque village path Schröcken begins at the church and follows the old, winding federal road, which tells exciting stories from times gone by. The trail branches off to the right and leads you to the fascinating glacier mill, an impressive relic from the Ice Age shaped by the power of water.
After crossing the bridge over the wild Fellbach river, you will reach the Alpe Felle. From here, enjoy a unique panoramic view of the entire village and the impressive seven border mountains surrounding Schröcken. The return journey takes you past the historic Alpe Felle back to the village center.
Start/End point: Hiking starting point at the village square in Schröcken
