Activity St. Anton im Montafon

On a fine autumn day, we went to St. Anton im Montafon, wonderfully located at the entrance of the Montafon valley, nestled between the Rhaetian Massif and Davennastock, at 651m above sea level, where a sporting challenge as well as a circular hike with special tasks awaited us.

The daring conquerors of the via ferrata near the waterfall proved their head for heights. The waterfall at Gravesertobel is a registered natural monument with an incredible drop height of 30m and offered our athletes a fantastic view. All of our climbers made it to the top smoothly by lending each other a hand and sharing motivation.

Meanwhile the company’s youngsters explored the environment along the “Muntafuner Gagla Trail”. They were equipped with backpacks, binoculars, measuring tape, compasses, stopwatches and thermometers and had a lot to find and discover. Waterfalls, a pony farm and some beginner physical experiments kept the kids and grown-ups entertained.

To wind down the day, we all had a delicious “Brettljause” at the St. Antoner Hock Restaurant together.

How nice!