Vorarlberg · Paragliding
Paragliding around Schoppernau
The 7 paragliding spots within 20 km of Schoppernau, Vorarlberg, Austria, ranked by the flights the Open Glider Network saw start there. Weiherkopf is flown most, with 21 flights in the last twelve months.
7 spots · 24 flights in the last twelve months
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Weiherkopf
Bolsterlang, Bayern, GermanyParagliding site near Bolsterlang, Bayern, Germany, launching at 1,660 m with 820 m of height difference in E wind.
21 flights / year820 m dropLaunch E - 2On the map →
Bezau
Bezau, Vorarlberg, AustriaParagliding site near Bezau, Vorarlberg, Austria, launching at 1,672 m with 1,031 m of height difference in S wind.
3 flights / year1,031 m dropLaunch S - 3On the map →
Diedamskopf
Schoppernau, Vorarlberg, AustriaParagliding site near Schoppernau, Vorarlberg, Austria, launching at 2,077 m with 1,251 m of height difference in E, ESE, SE, SSE, S, SSW, SW, WSW, W wind.
0 flights / year1,251 m dropLaunch E, ESE, SE, SSE, S, SSW, SW, WSW, W - 4On the map →
Hochgrat
Oberstaufen, Bayern, GermanyParagliding site near Oberstaufen, Bayern, Germany, launching at 1,820 m with 1,000 m of height difference in S, NW wind.
0 flights / year1,000 m dropLaunch S, NW - 5On the map →
Niedere - Andelsbuch
Andelsbuch, Vorarlberg, AustriaParagliding site near Andelsbuch, Vorarlberg, Austria, launching at 1,552 m with 899 m of height difference in W, WNW, NW wind.
0 flights / year899 m dropLaunch W, WNW, NW - 6On the map →
Kriegerhorn
Lech am Arlberg, Vorarlberg, AustriaParagliding site near Lech am Arlberg, Vorarlberg, Austria, launching at 2,142 m with 677 m of height difference in NE, ENE, E, ESE, SE wind.
0 flights / year677 m dropLaunch NE, ENE, E, ESE, SE - 7On the map →
Steurer
Balderschwang, Bayern, GermanyParagliding site near Balderschwang, Bayern, Germany, launching at 1,480 m with 430 m of height difference in S wind.
0 flights / year430 m dropLaunch S
How we rank
By the paraglider and hang glider flights the Open Glider Network saw take off at each spot in the last twelve months. The ranking follows where pilots actually fly and updates as they do; spots without flights follow, those with a guide first, then by height difference. Launch and landing data comes from the DHV site database.