Austria Tyrol Innsbruck
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This extremely difficult 10.203-kilometer out-and-back hiking route, known as the Goetheweg in Innsbruck, offers a challenging yet rewarding experience for seasoned hikers. The trail boasts an elevation gain of 1387.0 meters and a duration of approximately 5 hours and 49 minutes, so be prepared for a strenuous trek.
Starting at the trailhead, hikers will encounter various points of interest along the way. At the beginning of the trail, just 0.03 kilometers from the start, there is a shelter for hikers to rest and seek refuge if needed. Additionally, there is a restaurant called the Cafe Pension Alpina at 0.04 kilometers from the start, providing an opportunity to refuel with some sustenance.
As you venture further along the trail, at around 5.1 kilometers from the start, there is a viewpoint with limited wheelchair access, offering breathtaking views of the surrounding landscape. For those driving to the trailhead, there are parking facilities available at 0.03 and 0.0 kilometers from the start, open 24/7 with varying fees.
For a well-deserved break, hikers can visit the Bodenstein Alm restaurant at 3.01 kilometers from the start, open from Thursday to Tuesday until 8:00 PM. Along the way, there are multiple drinking water sources like the Theresienbrunnen and Kuttlerbrunnen, ensuring you stay hydrated during your journey.
As you reach the midpoint of the trail, approximately 5.07 kilometers from the start, you'll encounter a saddle point offering a scenic spot to rest and take in the surroundings. Further along, at 5.1 kilometers from the start, the Karstube restaurant provides another opportunity to grab a bite to eat.
Although challenging, this hike is filled with stunning viewpoints, informative signs, and facilities to enhance your experience. Remember to bring plenty of water, snacks, and check the weather forecast before starting your adventure. Whether you're a nature enthusiast or a seasoned hiker, the Goetheweg offers a memorable and gratifying outdoor experience in the beautiful landscape of Innsbruck.