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Hikes & Guided Tours

Hiking in the nature park

Theme trails - Guided tours - Photo points -Geocaching and much more.

There is plenty to see and discover in the Tiroler Lech Nature Park! That is why we have prepared some hiking suggestions for you.

As a nature park region, we attach particular importance to our well-developed bus connections. It is possible to explore the nature park without your own car. The train connection to Reutte is also uncomplicated and also possible with the Bayernticket. The WÖFFI project was developed together with the other Tyrolean nature parks for travel by public transport.
Brochure Hiking in the Nature Park *.pdf

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Photo: Francesca Wolf
Theme trails

Bird Discovery Trail Pflacher Au

Important Bird Area

"Important Bird Area 2/3 of all breeding bird species occurring in Tyrol stop in the bird area near Pflach! Climbing the 18-metre high birdwatching tower offers a view of Lechaltarme, streams, clay
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Photo: Manfred Salchner
Theme trails

Botanical nature trail Jöchelspitze

The Jöchelspitze botanical nature trail is located between the Lechtal and Allgäu Alps and has the perfect geological location. The grandiose alpine flora and the magnificent panoramic view are for j
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Photo: Kestler Anette
Theme trails

Lake Rieden

an idyllic gem

Picturesque, hidden between mountain forests lies the Rieden Lake. Its crystal-clear turquoise water is very calcareous and springs up from springs in the lake. This is where the Bileks azure damselfly, a
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Photo: Anette Kestler
Geocaching

The Treasure on the Tyrolean Lech

Geocaching Trail

The trail can be done both by bike and on foot (duration approx. 2 hours). We hope you have fun searching and solving the riddles!
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Photo: Jan Huber
Hiking with public transport

With public travel

The public transport brochure

... is a joint project of the 5 Tyrolean nature parks. The project was pioneered by the Karwendel Nature Park, which published the brochure "Hiking in the Karwendel Nature Park with public transport" in 2015.
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Photo: Yvonne Markl
Guided hike

Animal track hike in Holzgau

For families, groups, clubs

How do animals and plants survive the winter? Which animals are active, which sleep through the cold season? Together with a nature park guide, we go on a trail hunt. Snow-covered forests,
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Photo: YvonneMarkl
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Animal track hike in Wängle

For families, groups, clubs
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Photo: Sabine Resch
Guided hike

Geology at the Lech

For families, groups, clubs

Stones, stones and more stones. The Lech offers them in abundance and splendour on its gravel banks and in the shore area. Where do these stones come from? How were the mountains in the Lech Valley formed and
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Hiking in the nature park

Wildlife watching in Fallerschein

This hike leads to the wildlife observation stand in the Alpe Fallerschein. Here you can observe the majestic red deer in its natural habitat without disturbance. An imposing natural
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Photo: Robert Earthman
Hiking in the nature park

Shovel fortress castle head

After a one-hour comfortable hike, you will be rewarded with a unique view of the Tiroler Lech Nature Park. The entrance to the hike is directly at the Klause. If you are with children
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Photo: Paul Dirr
Hiking in the nature park

The Celtic Tree Circle

Vilser tree trail

The Celtic tree calendar originated 2000 - 3000 years ago. The Celts assigned special properties and powers to the tree species and related them to people.
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Photo: Thomas Tetzner
Hiking in the nature park

Lady's Slipper Area in the Martinau Meadow

The shoe that comes out of the flower

"The shoe that comes out of the flower" - the shoe-shaped flower gives the plant this name. This orchid is a sensitive species and loves semi-shady riparian forests. In Europe's largest contiguous
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Photo: Mario Posch
Hiking in the nature park

Wild river landscape near Forchach

The Tyrolean Lech is unmistakable!

It is the last wild river in the northern Alpine region and, as the "last wild one", shows largely natural dynamics in its wide riverbed with mighty gravel and rubble banks. River arms verz
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Photo: Andreas-Schindl
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Guided tour through the nature exhibition

For families, groups, clubs

Together with a nature park guide you will experience our interactive exhibition "The Last Wild One". You will learn exciting facts about our wild river Tiroler Lech, about rare animals and plants, and dew
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Stabltour

For families, groups, clubs

Let's go to the balcony of the Lech Valley! Together with our nature park guides you will set out and hear exciting facts about the life of the wild animals and the colourful flora.
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Photo: Sergio Salvemini
Hiking in the nature park

Herbal walk

For families, groups, clubs

Meadow sage, bloodroot and field thyme - the plant world in the Tyrolean Lech Nature Park is famous for its extraordinary variety of herbs. As early as the Middle Ages, medicinal herbs were used in folk m...
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Auwaldsafari

For families, groups, clubs

If you think there is only jungle in the far distance, you will be amazed at Pflach. Only a few steps away from the village, you are already standing in the middle of the dense softwood forest of the Wildfluss...
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Photo: Francesca Wolf
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In the realm of the last savage

For families, groups, clubs

You have never experienced it like this before! Without any arduous ascents, you immerse yourself in a very special world - in the last wild river landscape in the northern Alpine region. The Tyrolean Lech is unve...
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