All highlights of the Photosafari in the Kleinwalsertal: An Alpine adventure!

All highlights of the Photosafari in the Kleinwalsertal: An Alpine adventure!

The Kleinwalsertal, which is known as the "most beautiful dead end in the world", attracts not only with its breathtaking landscapes, but also with fascinating cultural insights. On Saturday, June 7, 2025, at 3:00 p.m., Sonja Weissensteiner goes to an exciting photo safari through this unique valley in the Vorarlberg, which can only be reached from Oberstdorf. This reports BR television .

The tour begins at the Gams observation station on Riedbergpass, where Ranger Alexander Haibel takes the audience on the trail of the "Big Five" of the Allgäu Alps - chamois, ibex, marmot, alpine snaps and stone eagles. It will be interesting to see what the majestic nature has to offer!

cultural highlights

But the focus is not just on the wildlife. The traditional costume expert Dagmar Hilbrand presents the Walser costume, which has a deep connection to the identity of the valley and its inhabitants. These traditional costumes have often been handed down generations, and the fabrics tell stories about the development of the Kleinwalsertal from the agricultural valley to a popular holiday destination. How kleinwalsertal.com is even a ritualized act that arouses historical memories and emotions.

Another highlight will be the insight into the coffee world: Fabian Schmidtke invites you to a freshly prepared espresso from his coffee roaster in the Allgäu. The multiple ski jumping world champion Katharina Schmid also speaks about her everyday summer training, which certainly gives interesting insights into sport.

tradition and craft

The final of the show is the workshop of master shoemaker Marco Keller. Here the art of wooden shoes with cow fur trim is presented - a craft that is deeply rooted in the region. The handmade shoes are not only practical, but also a piece of tradition.

Musically, the program is framed by regional musicians, including the Krainer Express, the Zweisang Hiinet & Diinet, the Kleinwalsertal Trachtenverein and many other groups that will take care of a local flair.

The Kleinwalsertal is more than just a destination; It is a place that attracts nature lovers, hikers and winter athletes and inspires with its well -signposted hiking trails. From the height of the Widderstein, the highest mountain in the region, to the cozy pleasure huts that offer regional specialties, this valley has a lot to offer. Bavaria emphasizes that the Kleinwalsertal is a popular destination for both summer and winter vacations.

prepare for a journey through mountain landscapes, cultural traditions and the warm hospitality of the Kleinwalsertal!