Drüber blog

Ski rabbits or summit strikers - for them, the Arlberg is no longer a insider tipp. All golfers can look forward to an equally great pleasure.  

Our flowers and wild herbs are impressive even on a short walk. After all, they are rooted to the spot in the truest sense of the word and you couldn’t miss them. If you have a little more time and sit on watch for a while, you might have a good chance in the summer and fall to observe many of our local wild animals in their natural habitat. Here you can find an overview of who you might encounter and particularly who might be easy to spot for kids.

The moment the snow melts, Arlberg shows its most colorful side. The meadows are bursting with green, flowers and herbs are sprouting everywhere. It makes you want to capture every moment.

When the cities are already stifling in the summer heat, the mountains tend to keep their pleasant temperatures. But there comes a time when things also heat up here in Oberlech. And especially when you put your fitness to the test on a hike! Luckily, there are so many picturesque lakes nearby that you will always find a way to cool down.

Sure, there are many beautiful ski resorts. But let’s be honest, which one rivals the Arlberg in terms of snow quality and spectacular descents?

“My tip for serious skiers is Der Weiße Ring,” says Burg host Christian. “In winter, I enjoy skiing part of the tour as a morning route with friends. From Lech via Rüfikopf, Zürs and the notorious Madloch to Zug. If I can finish the morning with ham and eggs on the Kriegeralpe, this kicks off the perfect day.”

If you love your children but sometimes want peace and quiet to enjoy a drink, you’ve come to the right place.
Children who find their parents a bit boring are also in good hands. We offer them space and activities completely separate from the adults.

“My personal favorite tour is the trail to Mohnenfluh,” says Patricia Lorenz, hostess at the Burg. “You can start right outside our front door, and a few hours later, you will be rewarded with breathtaking views of the Lechtal Alps.”