Valluga is the most beautiful mountain in the Lechtal Alps where the borders of Vorarlberg and Tyrol run past the summit. You will come across Valluga about 3 kilometers north of a village called St. Christoph am Arlberg. Visitors are intrigued by the scenic vista that unfolds as you take the exciting tramway ride called Vallugabahn all the way to Valluga’s summit. The stunning snow-capped mountain is also a significant hub for meteorologists in this region. One of the most significant C-band weather radars was installed on the summit of Valluga in 2006. You will also see the all-important copper plate on the summit showing the borders of Tyrol and Vorarlberg. At a whopping 2811 meters, Valluga Mountain gives you a bird’s eye view of the dramatic landscape and the beauty that unfolds is unimaginable. The spectacular vista of the “Three Thousanders” covering the Lechtal and Allgäu Alps and extending to the summits along the Verwall Range is breathtakingly beautiful. You will also see peaks that tower over the Ötztal and Stubai Alps and Silvretta Range. During the winters Valluga Mountain becomes a hub for expert skiers with the slopes having the right amount of challenges. For an exquisite fine-dining experience head over to the Valluga Restaurant which is the highest located sit-down set-ups. The mouthwatering lunches and dinners are served in the midst of such a glorious landscape are worth it. Galzigbahn Gondola in section I of the Valluga Mountain gives visitors another reason to venture up this stunning massif.