Balderschwang in the Allgäu
Balderschwang is home to the HUBERTUS Mountain Refugio Allgäu. At 1,044 meters above sea level, it is Germany’s highest—and at the same time smallest—independent municipality. A high valley that used to be accessible only from Austria. Even today, the hustle and bustle of everyday life, negative stress, and external pressures remain shut out here. Instead, you’ll find idyllic Alpine landscapes with traditional cheese dairies, secluded trails, charming paths, and thoughtfully laid-out hiking and cross-country ski trails—where you can walk, cross-country ski, or bike up and down the mountains and through the valleys to reconnect with yourself.
The process of slowing down begins even on the way here—whether you’re coming from the German side via the Riedberg Pass or through the Bregenz Forest in Vorarlberg, Austria.
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Signature Moments at Hubertus
It's the little things. They're often what make the biggest difference. A bouquet of fresh flowers. A glass of champagne upon arrival. A sweet little treat every now and then.
Gestures like these tell stories. Stories of appreciation. Of joy. Of a feeling that lasts. These special extras are easy to add to your booking—for a loved one or for yourself.
