Valschavieltal Tour

Demanding bike tour from Valisera Bahn Talstation, St. Gallenkirch (Sankt Gallenkirch) – 33.7 km, 1381 m ascent, approx. 5 hours.

difficult summer · 5-10 🎫 Included with the Freizeit-WildPass

Elevation profile↗ 1381 m ↘ 1380 m

„Valschavieltal Tour“ is a demanding bike tour starting at Valisera Bahn Talstation, St. Gallenkirch (Sankt Gallenkirch). Start and finish are the same, so you return to your car or bus stop without any shuttle.

The route measures 33.7 km, with 1381 m of ascent and 1380 m of descent, pure walking time is around 5 hours. The highest point is at 2,200 m, the lowest at 815 m.

The starting point is reached by cable car – in summer the ride is included with the Freizeit-WildPass (summer multi-day pass), otherwise a lift ticket is needed; the free Montafon guest card only gives a discount.

🧭 Route description

The route leads from Valisera Bahn Talstation, St. Gallenkirch via Rossberg Rinderhütte and back to the starting point.

The plotted track follows the marked trails according to OpenStreetMap; see the map, elevation profile and GPX file above. Please follow the signposting on site.

📍 Stages

Valisera Bahn Talstation, St. Gallenkirch
Rossberg Rinderhütte

💡 Tips & refreshments

Regional rating: fitness 6/6, technique 2/6.

Helmets are compulsory, hikers have priority. Bike transport on cable cars only at set times or by online booking.

From the holiday house in St. Gallenkirch the starting point is easy to reach by Landbus (stop 400 m away) or car – see the travel notes.

🚌 Getting there by public transport

Landbus 650/670, stop St. Gallenkirch Valisera cable car; ski bus in winter. 2 km from the holiday house (bus stop 400 m away).

🅿️ Parking

Large car parks and underground garage at the Valisera/Grasjoch cable cars: free in summer, paid in winter (Silvretta Park garage always paid, 11 kW EV charging).

Emergency: Alpine rescue 140 · Euro emergency 112 · Ambulance 144
All information without guarantee. Please check weather, opening hours and cable car operating times before setting off. Alpine tours require personal responsibility, suitable equipment and experience.

📚 Listed in: OpenStreetMap

Last updated: 13 Sep 2026 · Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL)