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Stuben via Flexen Pass to Z\u00fcrs und onwards to Lech<\/strong><\/p>\n The trail leads directly from the centre of Stuben into the Flexen valley, at the end of which is an impressive waterfall. The mountain river is crossed over a bridge and the trail continues in serpentines in the direction of the Flexen Pass, where the European watershed is located. From now on, the route is always slightly downhill through the pass village of Z\u00fcrs am Arlberg and always leads directly along the Z\u00fcrs river towards Lech am Arlberg. This variant is a few kilometres shorter and is especially recommended in uncertain weather conditions.<\/p>\n