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Adventure path for families with children along the Breitachweg with nine play and activity stations.
The stroller-friendly Burmi adventure path offers fun for young and old. It features nine play and activity stations along the Breitachweg. The stroller-friendly promenade runs quietly and beautifully situated along the Breitach from Hirschegg to Riezlern. The starting point of the adventure path can be reached from Hirschegg via Mühleweg and Leitobelweg. The Burmiweg starts shortly after the Leitobelbrücke. The start cannot be missed; Burmi welcomes all young and old hikers with a large sign. Just a few meters further awaits the first play station. From here, the path runs flat along the Breitach. At regular intervals, there are more stations to discover. About halfway along the path, there is a barbecue area and a spring. The last part of the path leads somewhat steeper back up to Riezlern.
Author’s recommendation
In addition to the play stations, the Burmiweg invites you to solve the Burmi puzzle. The associated puzzle booklet can be picked up free of charge at the tourist information in the Walserhaus in Hirschegg. Those who manage to solve the puzzle may then collect a small prize at the tourist information.
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
Track types
Safety information
EMERGENCY CALL:
144 Alpine emergencies Vorarlberg
112 European emergency number (works with any mobile phone/network)
Tips and suggestions
The route starts almost directly at the children's playground in Hirschegg, which is spatially and thematically connected to the insect garden located above.
Roadbook
Hirschegg - Mühleweg - Leitobelweg - Leitobelbrücke - Burmiweg along the Breitachweg - Riezlern
Bee garden at the Walserhaus
Leidtobelbrücke
Sulfur spring
Public transport
Public-transport-friendly
Starting point of the route: Walserbus line 1, Hirschegg Walserhaus bus stop
Return from: Walserbus line 1, Kanzelwandbahn bus stop
Directions
Most routes from Germany converge in Ulm and then continue on the A7. At the Allgäu motorway triangle, take the A980 section to the Waltenhofen junction and continue on the four-lane B19 via Sonthofen and Oberstdorf into the Kleinwalsertal. From Austria (Vorarlberg) and Switzerland, you can reach the Kleinwalsertal via the Bregenzerwald (Hittisau) – Riedbergpass – Fischen – Oberstdorf. Coming from Tyrol, the fastest way is via the A7 to Kempten and then on the B19 towards Oberstdorf. No motorway vignette is required for the drive into the valley.
Parking
Paid parking spaces at Walserhaus in Hirschegg (or in Riezlern at the Kanzelwandbahn)
Coordinates
Author’s map recommendations
Nature experience map, scale 1:12,000. Available (for a fee) at the tourist information in the Walserhaus
Boundless hiking in the Kleinwalsertal. Hiking and route map with hiking guide and panorama, scale 1:25,000. Available (for a fee) at the tourist information in the Walserhaus
Alpine club map Bavarian Alps, Kleinwalsertal BY2, scale 1:25,000
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Equipment
Weather-appropriate clothing and sturdy footwear.
Localization
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
User Questions