Important trade routes and markets

Großes Walsertal	Arlbergpass - St. Anton u. Landeck; Splügenpass - Chiavenna/Italien;
Warth	Schrofenpass - Oberstdorf; Hochtannbergpass - Bregenzerwald; Hochtannbergpass and Auenfelder - Lech; Flexenpass - St.Anton and Landeck and Bludenz;
Silbertal	Arlbergpass - St. Anton and Landeck; Kristbergsattel - Klostertal; Winterjöchle - St. Anton;
Galtür	Bielerhöhe and Rotfurka – Klosters; Fimpass - Samnaun and Engadin; Ritzenjoch – Engadin; Zeinisjoch - Montafon;
Brand
Lech	Hochalppass – Kleinwalsertal; Schrofenpass – Birgsau/Oberstdorf; Flexenpass – Klostertal u. Bludenz; Flexenpass
	Flexenpass and Arlberg - Landeck; Auenfelder and Hochtannberg – Bregenzerwald;
Laterns	Furka – Damüls; Talstraße - Rankweil; to Große Walsertal
Mittelberg/KLW	Oberjoch and Fernpass – Tirol; Brenner – Südtirol; Starzeljoch – Bregenzerwald; Hochalppass – Tannberg; Höhenwege left and right of theBreitach - Oberstdorf, Kempten;

Markets and distances

Depending on the way’s quality and steepness a distance of 2 to 4 kilometres could be covered marching.
The Walser needed more time for driving cattle, of course.

Großes Walsertal	Cattle market in Bludenz 15 km
Warth	Oberstdorf (Allgäu) 25 km
Silbertal	Schruns, Bludenz, Landeck (Tirol) 6 – 18 km
Galtür	Ravensburg, Friedrichshafen, Fimba, Vermunt, Schruns, Landeck (cattle markets) 8 – 130 km
Brand	Bludenz 10 – 15 km
Lech	Oberstdorf (Allgäu), Mittelberg 30 km
Laterns	Rankweil, Feldkirch, Dornbirn
Mittelberg/KLW	Oberstdorf, Kempten, Schwarzenberg 15 – 60 km. Nationally, markets in Austria, Italy and Hungary were reached..