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Malbun Ski Resort
As Liechtenstein's only ski resort, Malbun offers family-friendly, gentle slopes at around 1,600 meters with modern lifts and a ski school, ideal for beginners and families looking to ski at a relaxed pace away from crowded Alpine resorts.
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Sareiserjoch Mountain Lift
The chairlift carries visitors up to around 2,000 meters in both summer and winter, opening up a grand panoramic view over the entire Rätikon mountain range along with numerous hiking trails and, in winter, additional ski slopes.
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Alpine Hiking Trails
In summer, Malbun turns into a hiking paradise with routes to the Fürstensteig, a spectacular, partly secured ridge trail with dramatic drops, as well as gentler family hikes through blooming alpine meadows and small mountain lakes.
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Mountain Panorama & Recreation
Surrounded by the peaks of the Rätikon range, Malbun offers fresh mountain air year-round, clear views into the Swiss and Austrian Alps, and numerous cozy mountain huts for a break with regional cuisine.
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❓ FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions about Malbun
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How do I get to Malbun?
The mountain village lies about 15 kilometers east of Vaduz and is reachable via a winding mountain road by car in about 25 minutes or directly from Vaduz by postal bus, making it the country's only year-round accessible mountain resort.
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What defines the Malbun ski resort?
As Liechtenstein's only ski resort, Malbun offers family-friendly, gentle slopes at around 1,600 meters with modern lifts and a ski school, ideal for beginners and families looking to ski at a relaxed pace away from crowded Alpine resorts.
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What does the Sareiserjoch mountain lift offer?
The chairlift carries visitors up to around 2,000 meters in both summer and winter, opening up a grand panoramic view over the entire Rätikon mountain range along with numerous hiking trails and, in winter, additional ski slopes.
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Alpine Hiking Trails
In summer, Malbun turns into a hiking paradise with routes to the Fürstensteig, a spectacular, partly secured ridge trail with dramatic drops, as well as gentler family hikes through blooming alpine meadows and small mountain lakes.