With just 528 residents, the idyllic resort of Bürserberg (871 m) is the smallest in the entire Brandner Valley. Thanks to its sunny location in the middle of the valley and the high plateau Tschengla (1,250 m), Bürserberg is a true paradise for relaxation and leisure activities. Whether it be on foot or on your skis or snowboard, a great landscape is waiting to be explored. The high plateau offers a panoramic view over five valleys, the monolithic stone circle of Bürserberg - an alleged place of cultural worship for local ancestors - frozen waterfalls and the alpine dairy exhibition on the Alpe Rona provides a fantastic mix of natural romance and tradition. A special highlight in both summer and winter comes from Anton "Husky Toni" Kuttner, of whom invites winter sports fans both little and big to learn more about his 19 sled dogs.

Après ski fans can bustle about in the especially numerous amounts of pubs and taverns in Brand - the selection ranges from traditional live music to beats spun from a DJ's turntables. Those who prefer to stay in motion can go exploring on one of the many winter hiking trails - pass by the secretive stone circles or up onto the Tschegla high plateau. There on the Alpe Rona, hikers can not only take a break with fresh alpine products but can also learn about the process of cheese production from a "Senn", or Alpine dairyman. Rapid sledge rides are also possible on the 2 km long toboggan run in Bürserberg although a total of four runs are spread out over the entire Brandner Valley – the longest, with 5 km length, is the Schattenlagant toboggan run in Brand.
On the other hand, those who prefer to experience something truly special can find two special highlights: the first are the 19 huskies of Anton Kuttner a.k.a. "Husky Toni", with whom you can participate in a snowshoe hike with his canine friends or take a sledge ride. Children can also become little experts while mushing with the dogs in the children's dog sledging school. The adventure continues with a first class climbing experience: In the ice climbing area of Flurschrofa, you'll take on a frozen waterfall.