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Hiking in Tyrol has a name: the Adlerweg. This long-distance hiking trail runs right across the entire state, and
—thanks to its various routes—is suitable for both leisure hikers and mountaineers alike. The Adlerweg route, which runs right across the entire state, symbolizes a proud eagle spreading its wings over
the land.
—thanks to its various routes—is suitable for both leisure hikers and mountaineers alike. The Adlerweg route, which runs right across the entire state, symbolizes a proud eagle spreading its wings over
the land.
moderate
Distance 8.1 km
4:31 h
1,000 m
499 m
1,560 m
775 m
The first stage—The Imperial Start—begins in St. Johann in Tirol. The subsequent stages wind through the Karwendel’s “
” up to St. Anton am Arlberg and into the Lech Valley. The Imperial Prelude leads from the Rummlerhof
in St. Johann in Tirol to the Gaudeamus Hut in about 5 hours of walking time. A leisurely start in the Hinterkaiser district of St. Johann. After a short walk westward from the Rummlerhof inn, signs already point to a first stop: The Schleierwasserfall (Veil Waterfall) delights not only with
its poetic name but, if you’re lucky, attracts climbers who demonstrate their skills
on the wall behind it. Before reaching that point, you’ll follow a trail (a short section of which is secured with ropes) to Diebsöfen, then
through a cave and up to the Schleier Waterfall: The water plunges an impressive sixty meters into the depths. Now
the trail continues uphill, past climbing walls, toward Obere Regalm and on to the hike’s destination, the
Gaudeamushütte at 1,263 meters above sea level.
” up to St. Anton am Arlberg and into the Lech Valley. The Imperial Prelude leads from the Rummlerhof
in St. Johann in Tirol to the Gaudeamus Hut in about 5 hours of walking time. A leisurely start in the Hinterkaiser district of St. Johann. After a short walk westward from the Rummlerhof inn, signs already point to a first stop: The Schleierwasserfall (Veil Waterfall) delights not only with
its poetic name but, if you’re lucky, attracts climbers who demonstrate their skills
on the wall behind it. Before reaching that point, you’ll follow a trail (a short section of which is secured with ropes) to Diebsöfen, then
through a cave and up to the Schleier Waterfall: The water plunges an impressive sixty meters into the depths. Now
the trail continues uphill, past climbing walls, toward Obere Regalm and on to the hike’s destination, the
Gaudeamushütte at 1,263 meters above sea level.
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Difficulty
moderate
Overall difficulty
moderate
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
Highest point
1,560 m
Lowest point
775 m
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47.537900, 12.398140
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47°32'16.4"N 12°23'53.3"E
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33T 304191 5268222
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Book recommendation by the author
The Adlerweg—Tyrol's No. 1 Hiking Trail—All Stages in One Volume.
Author: Stefanie Holzer
Publisher: Bruckmann
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Difficulty
moderate
Overall difficulty
moderate
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
Distance
8.1 km
Duration
4:31 h
Ascent
1,000 m
Descent
499 m
Highest point
1,560 m
Lowest point
775 m
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