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Thuringia, the green heart of Germany, attracts visitors with a variety of beautiful hikes. The state's geographical location in the centre of Germany offers a varied landscape and makes it an ideal place for outdoor activities.
Maps and trails
The 10 most beautiful hikes in Thüringen (Bezirk Bludenz)
Hiking Trail
· Lake Constance-Vorarlberg
Short hike from Schnifis to Montiola Pond
recommended route
Difficulty
T1
easy
7.2 km
2:05 h
227 m
227 m
Easy hike from Schnifis to Montiola Pond.
Hiking Trail
· Alpine region Vorarlberg
Thüringen > Plansott on March 13, 2023 at 09:07
recommended route
Difficulty
moderate
22.9 km
5:11 h
1,091 m
1,100 m
Thüringen Lutz - Gstinsweg - Walserweg - Sankt Gerold - Provost Church St. Gerold - Plansott Alp - Hölltobel - Thüringerberg - Parish Church of St. Andreas - Blumenegg Castle Ruins
Hiking Trail
· Lake Constance-Vorarlberg
Between Bludesch and Ludesch
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Difficulty
T1
easy
9.7 km
2:30 h
47 m
47 m
Riparian Forest Walk in the Walgau On this carefree stroll, you can fully enjoy the solitude of the vast riparian forest. A historical curiosity on the side: Until 1804, Bludesch, together with the municipalities of Ludesch, Thüringen, and Thüringerberg, was an extraterritorial area of the Weingarten Monastery.
Hiking Trail
· Lake Constance-Vorarlberg
Fallensee to the Montjola ponds + waterfall
recommended route
Difficulty
moderate
10.5 km
3:07 h
379 m
380 m
Start in Schnifis "Fallensee" to the Montjola ponds (with a detour to the Montjola waterfall) back Thüringer Berg Bagant - turnoff Tobelweg - turnoff Kapuschweg to the lake - Schnifis Fallensee
Hiking Trail
· Lake Constance-Vorarlberg
Circular hike from Thüringen to Gassneralpe
recommended route
Difficulty
moderate
18.2 km
4:17 h
1,006 m
1,008 m
From Thüringen downstream along the Lutz (past the recycling center and Wucher Helicopter) via the hiking trail (forest road) to the junction over the ruins of Blumenegg to Thüringerberg and up there. After the church/village center of Thüringerberg, the asphalt road (trail marking yellow-white Tschöppa, Gassneralpe), past mountain meadows and isolated farms uphill. In the forest, on the forest road (Tschöppaweg) higher, up to the fork at about 1450 at a wooden hut. Keep right towards Gassneralpe until after 100m (hunter's stand) a path branches off upwards to the left which leads us to the Rottobel. At the very back in the Rottobel, the small stream is crossed, leading us to the access road to the Gassneralpe which lies 100 meters higher.
Descent to St. Gerold and over the interesting Gstinsweg again down through the Rottobel to the Lutz, where the forest road, past the dam/power plant, leads out to Thüringen. It is also recommended to do this tour in reverse, i.e. via Gstinsweg, St. Gerold, Gassneralpe up and over Thüringerberg, ruins of Blumenegg back down.
Warning: The path between Rottobel and Tschöppaweg should not be used when wet or snowy due to risk of falling.
Hiking Trail
· Alpine region Vorarlberg
Thuringia Gstinsweg-Walserweg 27.02.2022
recommended route
11.8 km
3:15 h
605 m
596 m
Lutz - Sankt Gerold - Provost Church St. Gerold - Monastery Garden - Chapel of Grace - Thüringerberg - Meiern - Blumenegg Ruin
Hiking Trail
· Alpine region Vorarlberg
Walgaurunde Black Lake
Difficulty
easy
35.2 km
2:14 h
337 m
308 m
Bike tour to the Black Lake
Hiking Trail
· Alpine region Vorarlberg
towards Nonnaalp
Difficulty
moderate
14.9 km
4:49 h
202 m
1,203 m
towards Nonnaalp aba
Hiking Trail
· Tiroler Zugspitz Arena
Wien-Feldkirch Abschnitt 06: Ehrwald nach Feldkirch
167.1 km
53:49 h
6,442 m
6,948 m
Mein letzter Abschnitt in Östereich über die Alpen. Von Ehrwald geht die letzte Etappe los, mit einem kleinen Abstecher geht es noch kurz nach Deutschland, Oberstdorf, ehe es dann schlussendlich nach Voarlberg geht.
Mehr über meine Tour auf https://stepintonature.wordpress.com
Hiking Trail
· Lake Constance-Vorarlberg
Wanderung Schwarzer See Thüringerberg Ludesch
14.9 km
4:52 h
580 m
585 m
Schwarzer See Thüringerberg Ludesch
Thuringia is surrounded by the low mountain ranges Thuringian Forest in the south and Harz in the north. These two mountain ranges offer numerous hiking opportunities for nature lovers and active holidaymakers. The Thuringian Forest delights with dense forests, picturesque valleys and breathtaking viewpoints such as the Rennsteig, Germany's most famous high-altitude hiking trail. Here, hiking enthusiasts can enjoy the beauty of nature on more than 170 kilometres.
The Harz Mountains also offer an impressive backdrop for hiking in Thuringia. With its rolling hills, deep gorges and mystical moors, it attracts thousands of visitors every year. One highlight is the Hexenstieg, a long-distance hiking trail through the Harz National Park that has much to offer in terms of both scenery and culture.
In addition to these two well-known areas, there are many other beautiful hiking routes in Thuringia. For example, the Saale-Orla Trail leads along the river Saale through idyllic vineyards and past historic castles. The Rhön with its basalt peaks and high moors also invites you to go hiking.
These tours are also particularly attractive for families with children. Many hiking trails are suitable for prams and offer exciting experiences for the little ones, such as the treetop trail in Hainich National Park or the fairytale hiking trail in the Thuringian Forest.
The best seasons for hiking in Thuringia are spring and autumn. In spring, nature awakens to new life and offers a colourful variety of flowers and plants. In autumn, on the other hand, the forests glow in warm colours and invite you to take long walks.
All in all, Thuringia offers ideal conditions for unforgettable hiking tours with its diverse landscapes, historical sights such as castles and palaces, and well-marked hiking trails. Whether you choose the Thuringian Forest, the Harz Mountains or other regions - everyone will find their own personal favourite route here. So lace up your hiking boots, pack your rucksack and discover the beauty of Thuringia while hiking!
The Harz Mountains also offer an impressive backdrop for hiking in Thuringia. With its rolling hills, deep gorges and mystical moors, it attracts thousands of visitors every year. One highlight is the Hexenstieg, a long-distance hiking trail through the Harz National Park that has much to offer in terms of both scenery and culture.
In addition to these two well-known areas, there are many other beautiful hiking routes in Thuringia. For example, the Saale-Orla Trail leads along the river Saale through idyllic vineyards and past historic castles. The Rhön with its basalt peaks and high moors also invites you to go hiking.
These tours are also particularly attractive for families with children. Many hiking trails are suitable for prams and offer exciting experiences for the little ones, such as the treetop trail in Hainich National Park or the fairytale hiking trail in the Thuringian Forest.
The best seasons for hiking in Thuringia are spring and autumn. In spring, nature awakens to new life and offers a colourful variety of flowers and plants. In autumn, on the other hand, the forests glow in warm colours and invite you to take long walks.
All in all, Thuringia offers ideal conditions for unforgettable hiking tours with its diverse landscapes, historical sights such as castles and palaces, and well-marked hiking trails. Whether you choose the Thuringian Forest, the Harz Mountains or other regions - everyone will find their own personal favourite route here. So lace up your hiking boots, pack your rucksack and discover the beauty of Thuringia while hiking!
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