Valluga

Mountain · Sankt Anton am Arlberg, Tirol

Valluga

Valluga is one of the high points of the Arlberg, reached by a sequence of transports from Sankt Anton. A panoramic visit requires checking each stage of the circuit.

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About Valluga

Valluga is one of the high points of the Arlberg, accessed by a sequence of transports from Sankt Anton. A panoramic visit requires checking each stage of the circuit.

The stations and platforms allow views of Alpine ranges in several directions when visibility is good. The infrastructure should not be mistaken for permission to traverse high-mountain terrain outside prepared access routes. The visit program is different from a sports descent.

Wind, clouds and maintenance can alter the connections, even when a lower stage is open. In the summer season, typically from June to September, check the complete circuit before booking. Prefer a day with flexible timing and do not schedule the train departure immediately after the planned descent.

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Practical information

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How much time to set aside

From half a day to a full day, depending on which connections are operating.

Best time

Confirm operation of all stages of Valluga and the access permitted for the panoramic visitor.

How to get there

Use the mountain links indicated by the operator from Sankt Anton, including Galzig when it is part of the circuit.

Tip

Confirm operation of all stages of Valluga and the access permitted for the panoramic visitor.

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Frequently asked questions about Valluga

What do you visit at Valluga?

The stations and platforms allow views of Alpine ranges in several directions when visibility is good. The infrastructure should not be mistaken for permission to traverse high-mountain terrain outside prepared access routes. The visit program is different from a sports descent.

How much time to reserve for Valluga?

From half a day to a full day, depending on which connections are operating.

How to organize getting to Valluga?

Use the mountain links indicated by the operator from Sankt Anton, including Galzig when it is part of the circuit. Confirm operation of all stages of Valluga and the access permitted for the panoramic visitor.

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