Pilgrim walks in Mittenwald

Official route description - Stage 54The approximately 2,200 kilometer long pilgrimage route "VIA ROMEA GERMANICA" from Stade to Rome on its route section between Klais and Mittenwald.

Official route description - Stage 55The approximately 2,200 kilometer long pilgrimage route "VIA ROMEA GERMANICA" from Stade to Rome on its route section between Mittenwald in Germany and Seefeld in Austria.

The 125 km long Way of St. James runs from Schäftlarn Monastery along the Isar and Loisach rivers via Gelting, Beuerberg, Penzberg and Bichl, past Benediktbeuern Monastery, along Kochelsee and Walchensee, through the Karwendel Alpine region into the Olympiaregion Leutasch-Seefeld up to Mötz in the Tyrolean Inn valley. The 11th stage goes from Mittenwald to Leutasch.

The pilgrimage route from Bavaria to Tyrol offers contemplative moments, scenic delights, and some sights.

The approx. 2,200-kilometre-long pilgrimage route "VIA ROMEA GERMANICA" from Stade to Rome on its section between Mittenwald in Germany and Seefeld in Austria.

In Austria, the Via Romea Germanica is divided into 4 daily stages.

The 125 km long Jakobsweg runs from Schäftlarn Abbey along the Isar and Loisach rivers through Gelting, Beuerberg, Penzberg and Bichl, past Benediktbeuern Abbey, Kochel and Walchensee, through the Alpine world of Karwendel into the Olympic region Leutasch-Seefeld to Mötz in the Tyrolean Inn Valley. The 10th stage leads from Krün to Mittenwald.

The 125 km long Way of St. James runs from Schäftlarn Abbey along the Isar and Loisach rivers via Gelting, Beuerberg, Penzberg, and Bichl, past Benediktbeuern Abbey, along Kochel and Walchensee lakes, through the Karwendel Alpine region into the Olympia region Leutasch-Seefeld to Mötz in the Tyrolean Inn Valley.The 11th stage leads from Mittenwald to Leutasch.