Bartholomäberg to the Wannaköpf ​(​2​-​031m​)​

A scenic ski tour on the sunny balcony leads the ascent initially over open meadows, followed by wooded areas. Above the tree line, an indescribable panorama opens, with views from the Silvretta to Lake Constance. The good accessibility and the south-facing slope promise a pleasant ski touring experience

If coming from Bludenz, take the Bludenz/Montafon motorway exit and follow the L188 into Montafon. In St. Anton im Montafon, turn left at the station and follow the signs to Bartholomäberg.

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Just leave your car standing

The Montafonerbahn regional buses operate throughout Montafon. The main lines run hourly from Schruns station.

From Schruns station, you reach Bartholomäberg by bus line 640. The stop is: "Kirche". Return also by bus line 640 to Schruns station.

MBS timetable

Arrival by train:

From Bludenz station, the Montafonerbahn runs hourly (sometimes every half hour). There are also direct connections from Lindau (D) and Bregenz. MBS train timetable

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Opposite the Baroque Church Bartholomäberg there are numerous parking options

With good snow conditions, you can start directly from the parking lot at the Baroque Church Bartholomäberg. The route mostly follows the signposted snowshoe trail. From Fritzasee, you briefly ascend northeast through the forest. At the alpine hut with the large cross, the track turns left towards northwest over a snow-covered cart road to open slopes. Here, the snowshoe trail is left, and the path now runs through clearings at the forest edge near Monteneu. From here, the track initially remains flat but then climbs steadily through dwarf pine growth up to the summit.

The descent follows the area of the ascent track. Note: descending through the forest is not allowed.

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Avalanche report:

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The ski tours are located in open terrain. Participation is at your own risk.

Ski touring skis, skins, possibly crampons, ski poles, ski helmet, avalanche equipment with transceiver, probe and shovel, ski touring backpack (approx. 30 liters) with avalanche airbag and rain cover, ski touring boots, ski socks, warm and durable clothing in multi-layer principle, ski touring jacket and pants, light gloves for the ascent, warm gloves for the descent, hat/headband, possibly ski goggles, sun and rain protection, provisions and drinking water, thermos with hot drink, first aid kit, pocket knife, mobile phone, headlamp and reflectors, map material, bivouac sack and rescue blanket

The professionals among the Montafon mountain guides recommend a solid basic training, avalanche and risk management. We recommend that you do the guided ski tours with our Montafon mountain guides. The program for the tours can be found at www.montafon.at/skitouren

Baroque Church Bartholomäberg

Baroque Church Bartholomäberg