Hike to Skyspace Lech & via Auenfeld to Bodenalpe
Skyspace Lech by artist James Turrell has been one of Vorarlberg's cultural highlights since it opened in summer 2018. And the visit can be combined with a hike.
Skyspace Lech was officially opened in the summer of 2018 and has been open to visitors ever since. With the Skyspace by James Turrel, the dimensions of space, light and time are lifted and newly combined. The intense feeling of space in the midst of the dreamlike mountain world mixes with the equally intense colours of the sky to create an overall experience that opens up to the visitor. Especially if you have some time, you should not miss the visit of the Skyspace. Ideally, one combines the visit of the Skyspace Lech with a hike, for example the hike listed here from Oberlech to the Bodenalpe.
Directions
From the mountain station of the Lech-Oberlech mountain railway we take the hiking trail in the direction of Kriegeralpe and Auenfeld. About 30 minutes we go up to the Skyspace Lech, which we will visit at the beginning of our hike. After the visit we follow the signs to the right in the direction of Karhorn, Auenfel and Bodenalpe. Again and again the view goes back to Skyspace Lech, which was built at Tannberg. The Auenfeld is one of the most beautiful plateaus in Vorarlberg and connects the regions Lech Zürs and Warth-Schröcken. The trail descends slightly until we follow the signs in the direction of Bürstegg / Bodenalpe. A detour to Bürstegg would take about 15 minutes (easy), or you can walk straight down to Bodenalpe. Here you can stop for a bite to eat and end the day before returning to Lech via the hiking trail or by local bus.
Suggestions
Take your time and explore Skyspace Lech intensively. The space and the art projection opens up with peace and serenity.
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Equipment
Good footwear (ankle high, profile sole), rain protection, Lech Card and bus timetable.
Safety information
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www.vorarlberg.travel/sicherheitstipps
Public transport
By train to Langen am Arlberg station or St. Anton am Arlberg. From there, buses (No. 750+760) run regularly to Lech Zürs am Arlberg.
Tour facts
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- Last updated
- 04.05.2024, 03:05:01