
Trail Running
Warth – Bürstegg with panoramic lake
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Höhenprofil
Along the Lech river, past the highest Walser settlement in Vorarlberg (Bürstegg ) and finally the big highlight: the glittering turquoise panoramic lake!
– Distance: 19.9 km
– Duration: 4:00 to 5:00 h
– Ascent: 976 vertical meters
– Descent: 976 vertical meters
– Highest point: 2,056 vertical meters
– Lowest point: 1,315 vertical meters
– Asphalt share: < 1 %
The Steffisalp cable car can be used as an alternative descent option! Refreshments / refreshment stop: - Hochalphütte - Punschhütte
Presented by: Warth-Schröcken Tourismus
Author: Warth-Schröcken Tourismus -
Difficulty: leicht Condition: Experience: Landscape: Altitude: Best season: JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEP OCT NOV DEC -
Directions
The loop starts in Warth at the village square and leads down to Seebachsee. Above Seebachsee along the goods road, a hiking trail continues straight ahead on the first hill and you cross the Bildegg parcel from above. Descend along the Lechweg towards Teschenberg down to the Lech river. Cross the Lech and follow the hiking trail towards the municipality of Lech. At the Bodenalpe, a path leads down to the right, where you then cross the Lech river and follow the path up to the Bodenalpe. Pass the Bodenalpe and follow the path opposite the main road back up to Bürstegg. Past Bürstegg, follow the hiking trail towards Warth, past the Wannenkopf to the mountain station of the Steffisalp Express. Watch out for summit luck: with a short additional ascent, you can still reach the summit of the Wannenkopf. The Steffisalp-Express can then be used as a descent aid. If you still have some energy left, you should definitely walk along the panoramic lake. To do this, follow the path upwards from the mountain station of the Steffisalp Express, which leads past the mountain station of the Wartherhorn Express towards the Karhornbahn mountain station. From there, it is worth taking a detour to the panoramic reservoir “Panoramasee”. Continue along the hiking trail past the Hochalphütte to the Spitziger Stein with another reservoir, from where you descend again via the “Luchere” descent towards the Steffisalp-Express valley station. Shortly before reaching it, the path of the village circular trail leads off to the right, past the Huber Alpe back to Warth.
Waypoints
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Public transportation:
Arrival by train:
Dornbirn main station:
approx. 60 from Warth
Bregenz main station:
approx. 70 from Warth
Reutte main station:
approx. 56 from Warth
Only accessible in summer:
Langen am Arlberg train station:
approx. 25 km from Warth
St. Anton am Arlberg train station:
approx. 30 km from Warth
Approach:
Travel options to Warth-Schröcken
From Munich:
A95 – Oberau – Ettal – Linderhof – Ammerwald border – Plansee – Reutte – Ebigenalp – Warth – Schröcken
(Variant 2: from Oberau in the direction of Garmisch-Partenkirchen – Lermoos – Bichelbach – Heiterwang – Reutte – Elbigenalp – Warth – Schröcken)
From Stuttgart:
A8 to the Ulm/Eichingen junction – A7 to the Füssen junction – Pflach – Reutte – Weißenbach – Elbigenalp – Warth – Schröcken
(Variant 2: From Memmingen on the A 96 towards Wangen im Allgäu – border crossing Lindau/Hörbranz – (the A 14 between the state border at Hörbranz and the Hohenems junction is toll-free) A14 Lauterach – Bregenzerwald – Alberschwende – Andelsbuch – Mellau – Au-Schoppernau – Schröcken – Warth)
From Basel/Zurich:
A1 – St. Margarethen – A 13 – Au/CH – Lustenau – Dornbirn – Bödele – Bezau – Schröcken – Warth
From Geneva/Bern:
Bern – Zurich – St. Margarethen – A 13 – Au/CH – Lustenau – Dornbirn – Bödele – Bezau – Schröcken – Warth
From Turin/Milan:
Como – Lugano – Chur – N13 – Au/CH – Lustenau – Dornbirn – Bödele – Bezau – Schröcken – Warth
From Salzburg:
Bad Tölz – A 95 – Oberau – Ettal – Linderhof – Ammerwald border – Plansee – Reutte – Lechtal – Warth – Schröcken
Route PlannerPark:
Municipality of Warth fire station parking lot
Parking lot municipality Warth
Parking lot Lechweg
Steffisalp parking lot