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Streimbach mouth near Elmen in the Lech valleyPhoto: Anke Hainzinger, Allgäu
Welcome to the last wild river in Europe!
White Lech, mature Lech, wild Lech - over three life stages and in five stages, the Lechradweg leads you through landscapes as different as can be over 244.6 kilometers. On this journey of life, the wild river is not only a companion but each day anew a creator: On its banks it becomes visible how it shapes nature and has created the most diverse habitats. To make them experienceable by bike, four regions have joined forces: The route leads upstream from the mouth near Marxheim in Bavarian Swabia via the Pfaffenwinkel to the Allgäu and through the Reutte Nature Park region to the Lech valley. Left and right of the path, there are many exciting stories about the Lech, small villages and historic towns, natural phenomena, and sights to discover. We wish you a wonderful (life) journey full of inspiring moments on the "Lechradweg - Follow the river of life"!
Author’s recommendation
Ride the Lechradweg from north to south to enjoy the view of the approaching Lechtal and Allgäu Alps.
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
Track types
Rest stops
Waldwirtschaft am MitterseeTips and suggestions
You can download the overview map and the service booklet at www.lechradweg.info.
KANU KINI
Bootshafen Füssen
Füssen im Allgäu
Waldwirtschaft am Mittersee
Trip Tirol 💚 Urlaub im Naturpark Reutte
Hotel LechZeit
TIPP Trip Tirol➤ LECHTAL >> NATUR >> FASZINIEREND >> WILD >> FREI
Trip Tirol 💚 Urlaub im Naturparkregion Lechtal
Public transport
Public-transport-friendly
Arrival by plane
Allgäu Airport near Memmingen, Munich Airport, and Innsbruck Airport. Further travel by bus or train is possible from all airports.
Arrival by train
There are eleven train stations along the Lechradweg on the German and Austrian sides, making arrival and onward travel very flexible. More at www.bahnland-bayern.de and www.vvt.at.
Public transport
The Lechradweg is well connected to train services. Bringing your bike is generally possible. Many local trains have designated multi-purpose compartments for cyclists, indicated by the bike symbol at the entry areas. For bike carriage, purchase an appropriate bike ticket. Carrying bikes is also possible on many regional buses. Between Reutte and Warth, a separate bike and hiking bus with a trailer for 38 bikes operates in the high season (usually from late May to early October depending on weather conditions). Timetables and times at www.lechtal.at, www.reutte.com and www.vvt.at
Plan your individual arrival and onward travel for your holiday on the Lechradweg easily at www.lechradweg.info.
Directions
Arrival by car
Via the A7 or A9 and the federal road B16 to Donauwörth.
Parking
You can park your car at the Schwabenhallen parking lot (P9 on the map, corner of Gartenstraße / Neue Obermayerstraße) near the station. You can either take local buses or go via the Danube cycle path to the starting point of the Lechradweg. Bicycle transport is limited, though.
Coordinates
Book recommendation by the author
Bikline cycling guidebook "Lechradweg - From Steeg in Tyrol to Donauwörth
Author’s map recommendations
Lechradweg overview map - www.lechradweg.info
Recommended maps for this region:
Localization
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
User Questions