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Getting there
Where is Silvretta-Bielerhöhe?
In the summer, the well-known Silvretta-Hochalpenstraße leads to the Silvretta-Bielerhöhe. This is closed in the winter when the Vermuntbahn and tunnel bus are used.
The Vermuntbahn in Partenen will take you to Trominier in just 5 minutes. From there, continue on small buses through tunnels and the wintry high mountain landscape of the Silvretta up to the Bielerhöhe at 2,032 m. You see, already the journey to the Silvretta-Bielerhöhe is a real experience, see for yourself – Video arrival in winter.
In the summer, you reach the Silvretta-Bielerhöhe via the Silvretta-Hochalpenstraße (toll road) from Vorarlberg and Tyrol.
For hikes into the Verwall mountains to the Wiegensee, for example, take the Tafamuntbahn in Partenen.
How to reach us by train
Express train station in Bludenz - Montafonerbahn from Bludenz to Schruns approx. 20 min. - continue with the mbs bus to Partenen or to Bielerhöhe.
How to reach us by car
Destination Partenen - from there take the Silvretta-Hochalpenstraße or the Vermuntbahn
Via the Lindau or Hörbranz border crossing from Germany:
Pfändertunnel - A14 Rhine Valley motorway - Ambergtunnel - Montafon exit at Bludenz – Montafonerstrasse L188 from Bludenz through the Montafon (Partenen).
Via Arlberg:
Also take the Bludenz-Montafon exit - continue on Montafonerstrasse L188 after Bludenz through the Montafon (Partenen).
From Switzerland:
Zurich or Chur motorway - Gams exit - (principality of Liechtenstein) - Tisis (Feldkirch) border crossing - A14 Walgau motorway - Bludenz-Montafon exit - continue on Montafonerstrasse L188 after Bludenz through the Montafon (Partenen).
From St. Gallen (CH):
Swiss Rhine Valley motorway - Oberriet-Meiningen exit - motorway towards Bludenz - A14 Rankweil entry - Ambergtunnel - Montafon exit at Bludenz - Montafonerstrasse L188 from Bludenz through the Montafon (Partenen).
Please note that a motorway sticker (toll) is required on all Austrian motorways and dual carriageways. You can find detailed information on this at vignette.at. Sales points: Automotive associations (ÖAMTC, ARBÖ), customs, toll booths, service stations and tobacconists.
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How to reach the Vermuntbahn
The Vermuntbahn only operates in winter. Here you can see the current status of the Vermuntbahn.
Arrival in winter with Vermuntbahn and tunnel bus
Parking information Vermuntbahn
There is a daytime parking lot right next to the Vermuntbahn, which can be used free of charge for all day guests. Further back at the Vermuntbahn is a long term parking space, which can also be used free of charge.
There are no charging stations for electric cars directly at the Vermuntbahn.
There are 2 charging stations at the Tafamuntbahn opposite.
Plug-in tariffs:
The Vermuntbahn is not barrier-free.
Parking spaces for buses are available at the valley station of the Vermuntbahn.
How to reach the Tafamuntbahn
The Tafamuntbahn only operates during summer. Here you can see the current status of the Tafamuntbahn.
Parking information Tafamuntbahn
There is a daytime parking lot right next to the Tafamuntbahn, which acn be used free of charge for all day guests. Above the Tafamuntbahn is a long term parking space, which can also be used free of charge.
There are 2 charging stations for electric cars. Here you will find a map with all charging stations, the plug-in tariffs and also see how many slots are still available.
Plug-in tariffs:
There are 3 parking spaces for disabled next to the Tafamuntbahn.
The Tafamuntbahn is not barrier-free.
Parking spaces for buses are available at the valley station of the Tafamuntbahn.
How to reach Silvretta-Bielerhöhe via Silvretta-Hochalpenstraße
The Silvretta-Hochalpenstraße is only open in summer. Here you can see the current status of the Silvretta-Hochalpenstraße.
Parking information Silvretta-Bielerhöhe
There is a daytime parking space in front of the Restaurant Silvrettasee, which can be used free of charge for all day guests. Parking along the Silvretta-Hochalpenstraße is not allowed.
Overnight stays in camper vans are not permitted. We would recommend Camping Zeinis, which is very close by.
If you are staying overnight at a hut, you have the possibility to park your car on the gravelled parki on the left-hand side (coming from Partenen) before you reach the Bielerhöhe. In the toll area it depends on where you stay overnight. If you stay at the Saarbrücker, Tübinger or Wiesbadener Hütte, the exit would be free of charge if you have a stamped toll receipt (take your hut receipt with you). The toll is actually only valid for 24 hours.
If you leave the toll area and stay the night at the Heilbronner Hütte or at the Jamtalhütte, we ask you to carry the toll ticket with you and show the receipts at the tollgate (confirmation of overnight stay), so that you receive a reduction for the return trip.
There are 4 charging stations for electric cars. (2x at the Silvretta-Haus *** and 2x at the Silvretta Lädili).
Here you can find a map with all charging stations, the plug-in rates and also see how many slots are still available.
Plug-in tariffs:
There are 3 parking spaces for disabled. (2x at the Restaurant Silvrettasee and 1x at the Silvretta-Haus***).
Parking spaces for buses are available directly at the Silvrettasee.
