Summer Holidays
Mountain bliss in the Montafon
Summer holidays in Bartholomäberg in the Montafon
Those who spend their summer holidays in Bartholomäberg in the Montafon will discover a place where mountain scenery, tranquillity and genuine hospitality come together in the most delightful way. Hotel Bergerhof is situated in Bartholomäberg above the valley and sees itself as a welcoming home away from home for nature lovers, food enthusiasts and active holidaymakers alike.
Staying at Hotel Bergerhof
When it comes to accommodation, comfort takes centre stage at the Bergerhof. The hotel is run by the Stockhammer family. Your stay is complemented by amenities such as a breakfast buffet, sauna and steam bath access, a fitness room, shuttle bus to the Rellseck in summer, mountain breakfast from July to September, and the benefits of BergePLUS membership.
Regional dining at Restaurant Bergerhof
After a day in the mountains, good food is simply part of the experience. At Restaurant Bergerhof, this commitment is unmistakable: head chef Peter Stockhammer cooks with fresh ingredients, creative flair and a focus on quality. The menu features Austrian classics, dishes based on traditional family recipes and sweet specialities such as Kaiserschmarren or homemade cakes.
Particular attention is paid to the origin of the produce. The Bergerhof uses regional ingredients wherever possible, sourcing milk, cheese and meat products primarily from local farmers. It is precisely this blend of regional cuisine, honest craftsmanship and warm atmosphere that makes Restaurant Bergerhof equally appealing for hotel guests and visitors from the surrounding area.
Scenic, peaceful and close to nature
Bartholomäberg is an ideal starting point for relaxing yet varied holiday days in the Montafon. The village is known for its elevated, panoramic setting, and the Bartholomäberg Panorama Trail brings this quality to life: the circular route offers sweeping views across the valley and surrounding mountains through a particularly charming landscape.
Summer holidays with fine food and mountain views
Hotel and Restaurant Bergerhof in Bartholomäberg brings together everything many guests look for in the Montafon: a peaceful location, diverse options for hikes and excursions, cultural and scenic highlights in the area, regional cuisine and a house where hospitality is genuinely lived. The result is a summer holiday in the Montafon that can be as active as you wish, as indulgent as it should be, and above all, one that stays with you as a treasured memory.
Hiking, cycling and staying active
Your active holiday begins right from the Bergerhof's doorstep. The Montafon offers more than 1,160 kilometres of marked hiking trails and over 260 routes across the Rätikon, Silvretta and Verwall mountain ranges. Additional options include alpine tours, trail running, mountain biking and e-mountain biking.
Those looking to explore Bartholomäberg on foot will find wonderful routes right in the surrounding area, including the Bergknappenweg and other panoramic and themed trails. The Bergknappenweg connects Schruns with Bartholomäberg and continues up into the historic mining zone, a combination of movement, landscape and local history that gives your summer holiday a particularly evocative character.
Sights and excursion destinations
Among the notable sights in Bartholomäberg is the baroque parish and pilgrimage church of St. Bartholomäus, regarded as one of the most beautiful churches in the valley. Not far away lies the Historic Mine of Bartholomäberg, where around 115 metres of the St. Anna tunnel are accessible. The walk from the church area to the mine takes approximately 50 minutes on foot.
For varied excursions in summer, a wealth of destinations throughout the Montafon awaits. At Golm, families and adventure seekers can enjoy attractions such as the Alpine Coaster Golm with its 2.6-kilometre track from Latschau to Vandans, as well as Golmi's Discovery Trail, a 2.4-kilometre adventure path with 22 interactive stations. Another impressive destination is the Silvretta-Bielerhöhe at 2,037 metres, serving as a starting point for walks and hikes in the high-alpine landscape. The dam circuit trail around Lake Silvretta is one of the best-known routes there.