Discover Möggers: Forest Trails, Culture and Panoramic Routes

Möggers combines varied trails, special insights into the regional culture and views across Lake Constance, the Rhine Valley and the hills of the Allgäu. Anyone looking for a holiday apartment in Möggers can tailor their stay to their preferred pace of travel: families can discover the forest adventure trail, sporty visitors can choose the Inspiration Circular Trail or a cycling tour, and guests interested in culture can explore the town’s churches and chapels.

Forest Trails for Shared Discoveries

The Möggers Schönstein Forest Adventure Trail is suitable for families and offers several routes with options for shortcuts. As a circular trail, it leads through a beech forest and across adventurous suspension bridges. This means the tour can be approached in different ways, without all visitors having to choose the same route. Those looking for sporting challenges will also find the Inspiration Circular Trail at the forest adventure trail. Another important point for planning: the forest adventure trail is accessible year-round, except when there is a thick blanket of snow.

Another way to get to know Möggers on foot is the Josef Rupp Cheese Hiking Trail. It is approximately 10 km long and offers magnificent views of Lake Constance and the Bregenzerwald mountains. You should take the approximate trail length into account when planning your day. This allows you to decide whether the trail will be the main focus of a day of hiking or whether it will be combined with other experiences.

Chapels and Churches with Their Own History

The Ulrich Chapel in Möggers stands in a forest clearing in the border region between Austria and Germany. St. Ulrich Chapel in Möggers is located at an altitude of 950 m near the national border with Germany. Both details make clear that these sacred sites are also shaped by their location. Those who enjoy including cultural destinations in their routes can incorporate these buildings into their travel plans as discoveries in their own right, without focusing their stay exclusively on sporting activities.

The Parish Church of St. Ulrich also offers a notable historical point of reference. The Gothic building was demolished in 1738 and replaced by a Baroque structure, which was consecrated in 1746. Its furnishings include stained-glass windows made by the Tyrolean Glass Painting Institute in Innsbruck around 1935. Thus, different periods come together at this site: the history of the Baroque replacement building and the more recent design of the windows.

Panoramic Routes and Flexible Day Planning

The cycling tour from Pfänder via Möggers and the Leiblach Valley to Bregenz follows paved roads over the Pfänder ridge, through Eichenberg and Möggers, and down into the Leiblach Valley. For much of the route, panoramic views of Lake Constance, the Rhine Valley and the hills of the Allgäu accompany the ride. Those considering Möggers as a base can therefore choose between a day on the forest trail, a cultural circuit and an extended cycling tour. Landbus 12 runs from Lochau railway station via Lochau and Möggers to Lindau and provides additional orientation for visitors who would like to use this connection.

When choosing a holiday apartment in Möggers, it is worth considering your personal preferences for nature, exercise, culture and independent day planning. Families can include the forest adventure trail with its various routes in their plans, while hiking and cycling enthusiasts can opt for longer routes and panoramic views. In this way, the different offerings create a stay whose focus you can determine according to your travel group.

Other places for orientation: Au, Großdorf, Sibratsgfäll, Sulzberg, Rehmen, Buch, Schwarzach, Riefensberg.

For the broader travel overview: Bregenz.