Discover the Vitalweg Holzgau: Experience Kneipp's health teachings up close in an impressive natural landscape with twelve stations - also ideal for families.

The Doser waterfall is one of the most mystical places in the Lechtal. In the hamlet of Luxnach near Häselgehr, the Doser waterfall rolls out of a rock grotto into the depths and promises an unforgettable experience.

The Lechtal time-out villages of Gramais, Kaisers, Pfafflar and Hinterhornbach stand for peace, relaxation and the serenity of the side valleys of the Lech. Here you can leave the hustle and bustle and stress of everyday life behind you and recharge your batteries.

A central power spot has been created in each community for this purpose. All of them offer a magnificent view of the mountain panorama of the Lechtal and Allgäu Alps and have always been built in a special place. In addition, all places are family-friendly and built with natural materials such as larch wood and natural stone. With the power places of the Auszeitdörfer, magical places have been created, in the middle of an arena of forests and mountains. All you have to do is breathe deeply in and out. Namaste.

This circular trail is perfect for families and children who like it quiet and idyllic. Here you hike through forests and meadows, along a mountain stream and
and always has the small Lechtal village of Gramais in view.
view. Along the way there are always carved wooden figures to discover and Lechi accompanies you of course.

At an altitude of around 1800 m, the botanical nature trail on the Jöchelspitze in Bach invites young and old explorers to a relaxing hike with a magnificent panoramic view. Along the way, those interested learn about the diverse flora and fauna and their numerous medicinal herbs with detailed descriptions of the Lechtal alpine flowers.

In Elbigenalp directly on the way to the popular Gibler Alm, Connys Adlerweg leads along a forest path to the alp. The family-friendly hiking trail is especially popular with children, who will always find carved figures along the way. There are hiking benches along the way for a short rest. As a reward for the ascent to the Gibler Alm, a great playground awaits the little guests to explore and romp around.

The small mountain village Madau is located in the middle of the Lechtal Alps and actually already belongs to the municipality of Zams. Surrounded by majestic mountains like the Parseierspitze and the Freispitze, Madau is a popular starting point for hikes and hut tours. The Madauer Höhenweg leads from Bach to Madau and offers spectacular views of the surrounding area. However, the trail requires surefootedness and is only suitable for experienced hikers. "Der Einsam Wirt" or also the mountain inn Hermine invites you to stop for a break and also offers overnight accommodations for hikers and mountaineers. The regular cab of the company Feuerstein ensures a hiking transport between Bach and Madau in the summer months.

This hike starts at the church in Bach and is especially suitable as a walk with children. Along the way you can expect a fairy tale landscape directly on the wild Lech River. The path is repeatedly lined with wooden fairy tale and animal figures, which are sometimes well hidden and seem to be watching the hikers. So, keep your eyes open, there are many a surprise waiting along the way.

rom mid-May to mid-June, over 6000 specimens of the rare orchid Cypripedium calceolus, the bright yellow lady's slipper, bloom in the nature park community of Elmen in the hamlet of Martinau.

The "Duarfer Kräuterhexen" take you on a guided herb hike into the world of wild herbs and give you an insight into the unique beauty and diversity of the Lechtal flora. On the hiking trail to the Ölberg Chapel you will learn a lot of interesting facts about the use and effects of medicinal and wild herbs. Afterwards you can taste delicious herbal products in the "Lusthäuschen" with a magnificent view over Elbigenalp.

Art and nature for the senses. "The Path of the Senses" leads you through the romantic Hölltal Gorge and is like an art exhibition in nature. On the approximately eight-kilometer-long hiking trail, local artists exhibit their own texts and sculptures as well as Bible verses and depictions of local traditions.