Choose your Liechtenstein hiking day
Liechtenstein hiking brings together very different days outdoors. A guided walk with llamas focuses on the animals and a shared meal, while the Fürstensteig and Drei Schwestern route demands sure footing on secured rocky paths. Decide whether you want a relaxed organised activity or an independently planned mountain day before comparing distances. The dinner packages described here belong to the llama walks, rather than guided outings onto the exposed alpine route.
The useful distinction between the llama packages is the meal: evening raclette, homemade cheese fondue or BBQ with dinner and soft drinks. If you prefer walking without a meal, the general tours comparison includes the separate mountain and Rhine Valley llama walk. For other ways to divide a visit between town and countryside, start with things to do in Liechtenstein.
Our picks: llama walks with meals
Choose the evening raclette outing or the separate fondue walk for cheese. The dinner walk includes a soft drink.
Hand-picked tours, booked through GetYourGuide and Viator. Prices are indicative starting prices in Swiss francs (as of October 2026). Tap a tour for live availability and the current price in your currency.
Llama walk with cheese fondue
- Hike with the llamas
- Mineral and fresh water during dinner
The walk is paired with homemade cheese fondue.
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Llama walk with dinner
- Dinner
- Soda/Pop
The walk includes dinner and a soft drink. The listing has one review.
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Llama walk and raclette
- All-you-can-eat homemade raclette
- Your personal llama
This evening walk includes raclette; children share a llama with an adult.
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Compare the evening raclette walk with the separate fondue and BBQ packages; each combines time with llamas and its own meal inclusions.
Evening walk with raclette
The evening raclette experience lasts 2.5 hours and starts at the llama and alpaca farm on Chalberrütistrasse 70 in Triesenberg. It includes an evening llama walk and unlimited homemade raclette. Adults have a personal llama for the evening; children share an animal with an adult. Drinks are sold separately, so distinguish the meal from the drinks budget when comparing this outing with the other packages.
Choose this format when the evening itself is part of the appeal. The animals and the raclette give the activity a clear focus without needing to construct an alpine itinerary. Keep the meeting time separate from any earlier visit to Vaduz, and allow for the journey to Triesenberg rather than treating the farm as a meeting point in the pedestrian centre.
Cheese fondue and the BBQ alternative
The homemade fondue package also lasts 2.5 hours. Its inclusions are the llama hike, homemade cheese fondue, and mineral and fresh water during dinner. This makes it a distinct choice for visitors who want fondue as part of the outing. Confirm its meeting instructions with the booking details instead of using the raclette farm address for every package.
The BBQ package has a 2.5-hour duration and combines a llama hike, dinner and soda. Choose it for that combination of walking and eating, rather than expecting the cheese dishes of the other options. Plan around the stated dinner inclusions; a particular grill menu or an unlimited meal is not part of the description here.
Fürstensteig and Drei Schwestern
The complete described mountain route is 11.9 km, with 5 hours 30 minutes of walking, 819 m of ascent and 1,540 m of descent. These figures describe the whole Fürstensteig and Drei Schwestern itinerary, rather than a short section of the Fürstensteig alone. Secured rocky passages still require sure footing. Treat the stated walking time as walking time, leaving room in your own plan for stops and access.
Check the current route condition before setting out. Snowfields can remain into late spring, and a calendar month alone does not establish whether a path is suitable. The llama dinner experiences are a separate activity and do not supply a guide for this mountain route. For the wider seasonal context, see when to visit Liechtenstein.
Trekking with a realistic itinerary
Start an independent trekking plan with the route you can comfortably complete, then work backwards to access and return transport. Compare the complete route profile rather than selecting it from a photograph of the mountains. Keep a town-based alternative in your plans if conditions change. Vaduz's museums offer a different focus, with their own opening days and admission arrangements.
Malbun in summer and winter
Malbun is a base for alpine activities, but summer walking and winter lift operation are different plans. As of 2 November 2026, the summer lift season had ended. The winter season is planned for 19 December 2026 to 4 April 2027 and depends on weather; strong wind or very poor conditions can interrupt operation. Those dates are neither a snow guarantee nor an opening statement for the Fürstensteig. Compare accommodation areas if the mountains are the main reason for your visit.
Questions about walking in Liechtenstein
Which walk includes an evening meal?
The evening raclette walk includes unlimited homemade raclette. The separate fondue and BBQ packages also include their specified meals, with different drink inclusions.
Do children get their own llama?
On the evening raclette package, children share a llama with an adult. Use the conditions of the chosen package when planning your group.
Is the Fürstensteig part of a llama walk?
The llama outings are easy guided walks. The Fürstensteig and Drei Schwestern itinerary is a demanding, independently planned alpine route with secured rocky paths.
Can I use winter dates to plan summer lifts?
Plan summer walking from the current summer operating information. The announced 2026/27 winter dates apply to the winter season and remain weather-dependent.