From Jungholz to the Alpe Stubental

Description:

A wonderful short and easy route with great views of the surrounding mountain landscape.

The starting point is the free and spacious parking lot in the center of Jungholz. Directly from the Jungholz church, we start towards the district of Langenschwand. We are continuously on paved paths and experience the idyll and landscape of the smallest Austrian enclave. Along the way, passing through forests and unique nature, beautiful panoramic views can be enjoyed. After about one hour, we arrive at the Alpe Stubental. There, we can relax with a great view, good food, and a cozy drink at "Karl" (the hut host). On Fridays, we enjoy the culture of Austrians and Allgäu residents with music and a great atmosphere.

Those who take this route will never forget it!

Directions:
The starting point of the route is the center of Jungholz. From there, we walk to the Langenschwand district. (Alternative: close to the church and the music pavilion opposite. Right here begins a hidden hiking trail in the green Bachtal, called the Holzschnitzerweg, which leads directly up to the Langenschwand district). Continuing past the Kamelstüble, we immerse ourselves in the pure nature of Jungholz. Surrounded by forests and a great view, we reach the Alpe Stubental after about an hour. Along the way, we are always on paved and signposted roads.Tip:
On Fridays, the innkeeper plays with his bandmates and ensures excellent atmosphere. Enjoy the delicious food with a cozy drink.Safety guidelines:
Always on paved and signposted roads. During the rutting and wildlife season, reduced noise is requested.Equipment:
Light hiking shoes or comfortable sneakers are suitable for this ascent.Additional information:
https://www.alpestubental.com/