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Hiking : Großer Löwenzahn

Austria Vorarlberg Bezirk Dornbirn

Map of the trail for Großer Löwenzahn

Durée

01:23:56

Distance

3.732 km

Dénivelé

214.0 m

Welcome to the hiking trail to the Großer Löwenzahn in the beautiful area of Vorarlberg! This out-and-back route covers a distance of 3.732 kilometers with an elevation gain of 214 meters, making it an easy hike suitable for hikers of all levels.

As you begin your journey, you will come across the Berggasthaus Schuttannen, located just 0.04 kilometers from the start of the trail. This alpine hut is a perfect spot to take a break and enjoy some local cuisine before continuing on your adventure. Further along the trail, at a distance of 1.66 kilometers from the start, you will find the Löwenzähne, a popular climbing spot with stunning views of the surrounding area.

Throughout the hike, you will encounter several peaks such as Falkenkopf, Großer Löwenzahn, Kleiner Löwenzahn, Löwenkopf, Mittlerer Löwenzahn, and Stockzahn, each offering unique panoramic vistas of the Vorarlberg region. Be sure to stop and take in the breathtaking scenery as you make your way to the destination.

As you approach the endpoint of the trail at Großer Löwenzahn, take some time to appreciate the natural beauty that surrounds you. Once you reach the summit, you will be rewarded with sweeping views that make the journey worthwhile.

Don't forget to pack plenty of water, snacks, and sunscreen for the hike. It's always a good idea to check the weather forecast before setting out on your adventure. Whether you're a seasoned hiker or just looking for a leisurely stroll in nature, the trail to Großer Löwenzahn offers something for everyone. Enjoy your hike!

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