Austria Tyrol Innsbruck
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This extremely difficult hiking route, known as the Goetheweg in Innsbruck, offers a challenging adventure for experienced hikers. The trail spans approximately 10.7 kilometers with an elevation gain of 1421 meters, taking an estimated 6 hours to complete.
The hike starts at a picturesque parking facility located just 0.03 kilometers from the trailhead. As you begin your journey, you will come across the Cafe Pension Alpina, a cozy restaurant perfect for a quick bite before your ascent. Further along the trail, at around 3.01 kilometers from the start, you will find the Bodenstein Alm, an alpine hut and restaurant offering a delightful dining experience.
Midway through the hike, at the 5 kilometer mark, there is a wheelchair-accessible viewpoint that provides stunning panoramic views of the surrounding landscape. Along the way, you will also encounter various drinking water stations such as the Theresienbrunnen and the Kuttlerbrunnen, ensuring you stay hydrated throughout your trek.
As you near the end of the trail, at approximately 5.31 kilometers from the start, you will reach the Hafelekarspitze, a peak that offers breathtaking views of the Innsbruck region. The route continues as an out-and-back trail, allowing you to retrace your steps and enjoy the sights once more on the way back.
Before embarking on this challenging hike, be sure to pack plenty of water, snacks, and proper hiking gear. It is also advisable to check the weather forecast beforehand and to inform someone of your hiking plans for safety purposes. Whether you are a nature enthusiast or a seasoned hiker seeking a new challenge, the Goetheweg in Innsbruck promises an unforgettable outdoor experience.