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Hiking : Gräner Höhenweg; Tannheimer Höhenweg

Austria Tyrol Bezirk Reutte

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Alexander Marc Eckert

Alexander Marc Eckert

The Gräner Höhenweg; Tannheimer Höhenweg is a challenging hiking route that offers stunning views and interesting points of interest along the way. The route is an out-and-back type, spanning a distance of 7.005 kilometers with an elevation gain of 525 meters. The estimated duration for this hike is around 2 hours and 56 minutes.

Starting at the parking area, hikers will begin their journey towards the Vilser Jöchl, located about 2.67 kilometers from the start. This saddle offers a unique natural feature to explore early on the hike. Moving forward, at around 1.76 kilometers from the starting point, hikers will come across an information point providing insights into the area.

Further along the trail, at approximately 2.36 kilometers from the start, another information point can be found, adding to the cultural and historical context of the hike. The Sebenalpe, an alpine hut, is situated around 2.75 kilometers from the start, offering a possible rest stop and a chance to enjoy some local treats.

As hikers continue their journey, they will encounter Geo-Lehrpfad Station 12, providing educational information about the local geology and environment. Additionally, other information points, benches, and viewpoints are conveniently located along the trail for hikers to take a break and appreciate the surroundings.

Towards the end of the route, at around 3.5 kilometers from the start, a viewpoint offers a breathtaking panorama, rewarding hikers for their efforts. It is advisable for hikers to bring an ample water supply, wear proper hiking gear, and check the weather forecast before embarking on this challenging yet rewarding adventure.