Raggal: Ski Lifts, Hiking and Nature Experiences

If you are looking for a hotel in Raggal, the focus of your planned trip may help you decide: ski lifts, a hike across meadows, a trail with Kneipp elements, a visit exploring cultural history or a glimpse inside an organic cookie bakery all offer different ways to experience the area. When planning your stay, it is worth considering the season and specific activities as well as the theme. This way, you can choose Raggal according to the interests you want to pursue on your trip.

Ski Lifts and Torchlight Run

The Raggal ski lifts comprise two drag lifts, a platter lift and a conveyor belt for the youngest visitors. The top station is at 1,350 m; there is also a snowmaking system. Before planning a day of skiing, check the latest operating hours and lift information, as the infrastructure may change if it is expanded. During the main season, a torchlight run takes place once a week at the Tobi lift. If you would like to plan for this event, check the exact date before you arrive.

A Hike Across Flower-Filled Meadows

The Wiesweg trail to Ludescherberg is an easy hike for the whole family. In early summer in particular, it passes through flower-filled meadows. If you would like to make this landscape the focus of your trip, early summer is a natural choice of season. The easy rating and family-friendly nature of the hike can help you decide whether to include it in your travel plans.

Kneipp Active Trail in Raggal

The Kneipp Active Trail in Raggal passes through varied natural surroundings rich in herbs. It features a water-treading pool and a barefoot path. Unlike the Wiesweg trail to Ludescherberg, where the focus is on hiking and meadows in early summer, the two Kneipp features are the highlights here. This difference can help you decide whether you would rather include a hike or a trail with a water-treading pool and barefoot path in your travel plans. Check the latest information about the facilities before setting out.

Hubertus Chapel in Marul

Hubertus Chapel is in Marul, on the forest adventure trail beside a reconstructed lime kiln. In 1963, particularly active young men from the Catholic Rural Youth (KLJ) in Marul built the chapel in the Engel parcel. The year it was built, the youth organization at the time and the name of the parcel give its history a specific local context. The reconstructed lime kiln is also part of the chapel’s surroundings and adds to its cultural-historical appeal.

Organic Cookies and Visitor Programme

The organic cookie bakery in Raggal offers a culinary perspective on the village. Every Saturday, Sabine and Xaver share the adventurous story of how they started and built the business. The visitor programme includes a small tasting of the organic cookies. As programme details may change, confirm that the tasting is available before booking and check the Saturday date before you arrive. For planning your journey by public transport, you can use route L 575 and the Walserhalle stop as a reference; check the current timetable.

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