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Vom Vermuntsee ins Garneratal

Demanding hike from Vermuntsee – 16.2 km, 902 m ascent, approx. 6:27 hours.

difficult summer · 6-10 🐕 Dogs allowed

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Elevation profile↗ 902 m ↘ 1689 m

„Vom Vermuntsee ins Garneratal“ is a demanding hike starting at Vermuntsee. The route ends at Talstation Versettla Bahn.

The route measures 16.2 km, with 902 m of ascent and 1689 m of descent, pure walking time is around 6:27 hours. The highest point is at 2,506 m, the lowest at 967 m.

🧭 Route description

The route leads from Vermuntsee via Vermuntsee, Hochmadererjoch, Garneratal and Ganeu Maisäß to Talstation Versettla Bahn.

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

  1. Vermuntsee
  2. Vermuntsee
  3. Hochmadererjoch
  4. Garneratal
  5. Ganeu Maisäß
  6. Talstation Versettla Bahn

💡 Tips & refreshments

Regional rating: fitness 5/6, technique 6/6.

Start early – summer afternoons often bring thunderstorms. Carry enough water; many huts are only open from late June to late September.

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 to Partenen, then Vermunt cable car + tunnel bus to the Bielerhöhe (summer 2026: 20 June–4 Oct, uphill 8–12 and 13–16:30, last descent 17:00). Approx. 1 h in total from St. Gallenkirch.

🅿️ Parking

Note: the Silvretta High Alpine Road is closed on the Vorarlberg side after rockfalls, expected until 2030 – car access only from Tyrol (Galtür). The Vermunt cable car car park in Partenen is closed in 2026 for construction; use alternative parking in Partenen village.

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.

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

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