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Stams, located in the district of Imst, is a true paradise for hiking enthusiasts. The idyllic community in Austria impresses not only with its picturesque landscape, but also with a variety of attractive hiking opportunities.
Maps and trails
The 10 most beautiful hikes in Stams
Hiking Trail
· Stubai Alps
SHR Alpin: Variant Pforzheimer Hütte - St. Sigmund - Dortmunder Hütte
recommended route
Difficulty
moderate
19.4 km
6:30 h
870 m
1,235 m
A possible alternative to the Dortmunder Hütte when the route over the mountains between Zwieselbach and Kraspertal is too long.
Hiking Trail
· Stubai Alps
Pforzheim - Pforzheimer Hut 15th Stage Bielefelder Hut - Pforzheimer Hut
recommended route
Difficulty
moderate
Stage 15
24.7 km
8:30 h
1,179 m
972 m
The final sprint. The goal is within reach.
Hiking Trail
· Stubai Alps
Metzen from the Zirmbachalm via the Flaurlinger Scharte
recommended route
Difficulty
easy
9.4 km
3:00 h
795 m
795 m
Nice uncomplicated hike that is wonderfully "hikeable" from spring to late autumn.
Hiking Trail
· Stubai Alps
L1S05 - Niedermieming - Stamser Alm
recommended route
Difficulty
difficult
Stage 5
14.1 km
5:30 h
1,300 m
200 m
Stage 05 on the L1S. Descent from the Mieminger Plateau, crossing the Inn on a spectacular suspension bridge, and continuing over Stams on farm roads to the Stamser Alm.
Hiking Trail
· Innsbruck region
Waterfalls in Silz
recommended route
Difficulty
moderate
8.7 km
2:36 h
228 m
237 m
Village crossings in Silz and Stams frame a hike on the southern foothills of the Inn Valley to the Silz and Stadling waterfalls.
In principle, this hike is interesting for children because there is a lot to see.
However, it should be noted that the Kochlawald is latently at risk of rockfall.
Hiking Trail
· Tölzer Land
Alpine crossing from Kochelsee to Lake Garda on the Jörg Seibel route "JSR"
recommended route
Difficulty
difficult
closed
454.8 km
178:32 h
29,275 m
30,000 m
Varied Alpine crossing with many highlights on an almost direct north-south route from Kochelsee to Lake Garda with 26 daily stages.
Route planning from 2021-2023 by Jörg Seibel
Tour execution from 07/01/2023 to 07/26/2023 by Jörg Seibel and Marita Lamm-Schumacher
Hiking Trail
· Innsbruck region
Sellrain high valley hiking trail
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Difficulty
T2
moderate
17.7 km
7:30 h
877 m
1,729 m
Hours traversing the SonnbergThose who want to admire the Sellrain high valleys – the Kraspes and Gleirsch valleys, Lüsens, and the Fotsch – along with their mountain backdrop from an ideal perspective should choose the high route on the opposite sunny slope. Benches invite you to enjoy the panoramic views repeatedly, but one should not forget that the entire route is a full day hike and not a promenade for leisurely strollers.
Hiking Trail
· Innsbruck region
Pirchkogel, 2828 m
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Difficulty
T2
moderate
7.5 km
4:15 h
811 m
811 m
Viewpoint Mountain above KühtaiThe Pirchkogel stands quite broad and expansive between the Inn Valley and Kühtai, where an alpine hotel destination has grown from the former alpine pasture area due to the booming ski tourism. The landscape may have suffered from this, yet it still attracts excursionists and hikers to Kühtai in summer. The Pirchkogel is definitely a worthwhile destination because of its extensive views. To the north, the limestone bastions of the Mieming Chain, the Lechtal Alps, and the Karwendel are presented, while in the south the central alpine bedrock predominates.
Hiking Trail
· Innsbruck region
Alpine crossing from Garmisch to Meran
recommended route
Difficulty
T3
difficult
Stage 3
20.4 km
7:00 h
568 m
1,834 m
Coburger Hut – Silz
Hiking Trail
· Innsbruck region
Rietzer Grieskogel, 2884 m
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Difficulty
T2
moderate
16 km
7:30 h
1,578 m
1,578 m
To the main summit of the Northern Sellrain MountainsThe Rietzer Grieskogel is the highest peak in the mountain group between the Inntal Valley and Kühtaier Straße. As it is well integrated into the alpine trail network, a climb is recommended for sure-footed hikers. The view of both the Northern Limestone Alps and the Stubai Alps to the south is simply fantastic, especially as it is characterized by stark contrasts! On the north side, the Peter-Anich-Hütte is also a nice little accommodation, which just above the tree line also occupies a box seat above the central Inn Valley. While the more ambitious can reach the summit, connoisseurs and families with children prefer to linger in the lovely alpine pastures.
The geographical location of Stams is extremely characteristic and offers an ideal starting point for varied tours. Nestled between the Lechtal Alps in the west and the Mieminger Mountains in the east, countless opportunities for hikes of all levels of difficulty open up here.
The numerous tourist attractions along the hiking routes are particularly worth seeing. An absolute highlight is the Stams Monastery, which looks back on a long history and is architecturally impressive. Here you can learn more about the historical significance of the monastery on a guided tour.
The "Waldlehrpfad" theme trail, which leads through the surrounding forest and imparts knowledge about flora and fauna in a playful way, is particularly suitable for families. Children can make exciting discoveries here and expand their knowledge of nature.
The best seasons for hiking in Stams are spring, summer and autumn. During these months there are pleasant temperatures as well as good visibility, so that you can optimally enjoy the beauty of the surroundings.
In terms of specific places to hike, there are many different options in Stams. One popular route, for example, leads to the Hochfeldernalm, an idyllic alpine pasture with a breathtaking view of the surrounding mountains. Another recommended tour is the climb to the summit of the Hohe Munde, from where you can enjoy an impressive panoramic view over the Inn Valley.
In summary, Stams is a true hiker's paradise. The geographical location and the tourist attractions make this region an attractive destination for all nature lovers. Whether experienced mountaineers or families with children - everyone will find their perfect hiking route here and can enjoy the beauty of the surroundings to the full.
The numerous tourist attractions along the hiking routes are particularly worth seeing. An absolute highlight is the Stams Monastery, which looks back on a long history and is architecturally impressive. Here you can learn more about the historical significance of the monastery on a guided tour.
The "Waldlehrpfad" theme trail, which leads through the surrounding forest and imparts knowledge about flora and fauna in a playful way, is particularly suitable for families. Children can make exciting discoveries here and expand their knowledge of nature.
The best seasons for hiking in Stams are spring, summer and autumn. During these months there are pleasant temperatures as well as good visibility, so that you can optimally enjoy the beauty of the surroundings.
In terms of specific places to hike, there are many different options in Stams. One popular route, for example, leads to the Hochfeldernalm, an idyllic alpine pasture with a breathtaking view of the surrounding mountains. Another recommended tour is the climb to the summit of the Hohe Munde, from where you can enjoy an impressive panoramic view over the Inn Valley.
In summary, Stams is a true hiker's paradise. The geographical location and the tourist attractions make this region an attractive destination for all nature lovers. Whether experienced mountaineers or families with children - everyone will find their perfect hiking route here and can enjoy the beauty of the surroundings to the full.
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