Liechtenstein-Weg, National hiking trail in Liechtenstein.

The Liechtenstein-Weg is a marked hiking system that stretches roughly 75 kilometers throughout the principality, connecting all eleven municipalities together. The network passes through valleys, across mountain slopes, and past villages, with each section offering different landscapes and elevation changes.

The Liechtenstein-Weg was created for the principality's "300 Years of the Principality of Liechtenstein" jubilee and opened on 26 May 2019 with a large public festival. It was laid out as a single long-distance route from Balzers in the south to Schaanwald in the north, running through all eleven municipalities and past 147 historic sites and attractions.

The route was laid out for the 300th anniversary of the Principality of Liechtenstein and opened on 26 May 2019 with a public festival. Its companion app, LIstory, uses augmented reality at so-called experience stations to add information on the sights along the way. Former ski racer Marco Büchel and Walter Seger, ex-president of the Liechtenstein Alpine Club, appear in the official promotional trailer.

The route is consistently marked and equipped with signposts throughout, making navigation straightforward, especially on longer stretches. Individual sections can be flexibly combined based on fitness level and available time, allowing both day hikes and extended walking trips.

The trail's companion app, LIstory, uses augmented-reality content at designated experience stations along the route, adding information on the points of interest. Former ski racer Marco Büchel and Walter Seger, ex-president of the Liechtenstein Alpine Club, appeared in the official promotional trailer. Since 2023 the Europa-Park has held a miniature version called the Liechtensteiner Weg, with stages shown on information signs.