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Raggal is a municipality in Austria in Vorarlberg in the district of Bludenz. The municipality is located in the westernmost province of Austria, Vorarlberg, in the district of Bludenz at an average altitude of 1015 m above sea level. The entire municipality is located in the UNESCO Biosphere Park Großes Walsertal.

Culture and sights

Parish church of St. Nicholas and Theodul
Curacy church of St. Catherine in the district of Marul

Lasanggabrücke bridge: The way to the Hintere Walsertal led over this bridge until 1884. The Lasanggabrücke was built in 1789 and is the last preserved covered wooden bridge in the valley. It is under monument protection and is one of the oldest bridges in Vorarlberg. "Lasangga" comes from the Rhaeto-Romanic language and means something like "torrent".

Tourism

Numerous alps are located in the municipal area of Raggal, some are accessible by hiking bus.

The Faludrigatal (a side valley of the Marultal) is designated as a nature reserve and core zone of the biosphere park Großes Walsertal. This can only be "hiked".

The Raggaler hiking trail network is well maintained. Kellaspitze, Hoher Fraßen, Gamsfreiheit and the Rote Wand can be reached via marked hiking trails from Raggal, at Kellaspitze and Rote Wand there are easier climbing sections (no fear of heights, good mountain hiker) to overcome. Family-friendly hikes of 1.5 to approx. 2.5 hours are possible on the forest adventure trail in Marul. At the forest adventure trail Marul there are great things to experience especially for children (parents with children) (May to October).