Sünser Spitze

This mountain summit in Dornbirn reaches 2,061 meters and features diverse terrain with both rocky sections and grassy areas along its hiking paths. The routes alternate between steeper pitches and gentler slopes, offering varied walking experiences on the same peak.

The hiking routes on this peak have long served as important connection routes between valley communities in Vorarlberg. Over generations, these paths linked different valleys together and were central to how people moved and traded across the region.

The summit area serves as a gathering place for hikers from the region who share a connection to mountain traditions. Walking the routes here, you experience how local communities relate to this landscape as part of their everyday world.

The best time to hike here is between June and September when weather is most stable and trail conditions are reliable. Sturdy footwear is important since the path shifts between rocky and grassy sections with varying levels of difficulty.

From the summit you can see down to the Lake Süns below, offering an uncommon view of the valley that stretches beneath. The peak is also a nesting site for several Alpine bird species that you can spot if you watch carefully while walking.