Top 11 Hikes in Liechtenstein

Picturesque hikes in the mountain and valley area

The Schönberg (2104 m above sea level), adorned by meadows rich in views, offers an unforgettable view of the peaks and valleys of the Principality and the neighboring countries of Switzerland and Austria thanks to its location in the middle of the Liechtenstein Alps.

Route length: 10 kilometers
Ascent/descent: 500 / 800 m
Time required: 4 hours

The Three Sisters Trail with the Fürstensteig can be described as the classic mountain tour par excellence. The tour for sure-footed hikers between the secured rocky paths will never be forgotten.

Surefootedness and head for heights required

Route length: 12 km
Ascent / descent 847 / 1560 m
Time required: 5 hours

With breathtaking views, the Fürstin-Gina-Weg follows the ridge between the Malbun Valley and the Nenzinger Himmel to the summit cross on the Augstenberg and to the Pfälzerhütte on the Bettlerjoch.

Route length: 12 kilometers
Ascent/Descent: 892 m
Time required: 5 hours

The hike on the Philosopher's Path is a hike on natural paths in a rich Walser cultural landscape. At the Masescha mountain hut it is worthwhile to take a break, enjoy the magnificent view from the terrace and taste the famous apple pie.

Route length: 13 kilometers
Ascent/descent: 754 m
Time required: 4.5 hours

Awaiting the explorer are 75 kilometers packed with exciting stories, sights, magnificent views, idyllic resting places and much more. The best way to hike the Liechtenstein Trail, which leads through all of the country's municipalities, is during several daily stages.

Multi-day hike in 3 to 4 stages
Distance: 75 kilometers
Ascent/descent: 2100 m
Time required: 21 hours

The Liechtenstein Panorama Trail, signposted with trail number 66, is Liechtenstein's high-altitude classic. Within the framework of a 3- to 4-day tour, it connects ridges, summit experiences, mountain huts and panoramic views from the Rätikon to Lake Constance in the midst of alpine splendor.

Multi-day tour in three stages, sure-footedness and head for heights required
Route length: 44 kilometers
Ascent/descent: 2000 m
Time required: 19 hours

The Sass-Weg near the mountain village of Malbun is a well-prepared circular hiking trail that is worthwhile in every season. Up to the Sass-Seelein, the Forscherweg Malbun also runs along the Sassweg and lets children discover nature at 10 stations.

Trail length: 4.5 kilometers
Ascent/descent: 199 m
Time required: 2 hours

The high-altitude trail, built between 1972 and 1975, runs along both sides of the entire ridge of the Eschnerberg and past archaeological and historical sites. Hikers can choose between the entire route and four well-signposted shorter circular trails.

Different route variants possible
Route length: 3 to 17 kilometers
Time required: 1 to 5 hours

Along the Valünabach, the route leads to the Alp Valüna and up to the Pfälzerhütte, the highest architectural monument in the Principality. The impressive highlight of the hike is the sunrise on the summit of the Naafkopf.

An overnight stay at the Pfälzerhütte is recommended.
surefootedness and head for heights required
Route length: 19 kilometers
Ascent/Descent: 1258 m
Time required: 8 hours

Fables and legends accompany hikers on their way through a fascinating cultural landscape with magnificent views of the Rhine Valley and the surrounding mountains. The trail tells the story of the Walser community of Triesenberg using information stations and boards, while nearby playgrounds and barbecue sites tempt visitors to stay a while and enjoy themselves. 

Different route variants possible
Route length: 2 to 12 km
Time required: 1 to 5 hours

The Via Alpina crosses 14 of the most beautiful Alpine passes in Switzerland. The route leads across six cantons of Switzerland and the Principality of Liechtenstein with varied experiences. The Via Alpina starts in the Liechtenstein capital Vaduz.

1st stage: Vaduz-Sargans
Route length: 27 km
Ascent/descent: 460 m / 1600 m
Time required: 8 hours