Start Point
Mittenwald gorge
End Point
Leutasch Kirchplatzl
Difficulty
Easy
Total Distance
15,00 km
Descent Meters
400 m
Highest Point
1110 m
Total Time
04:30 h
Best Time
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In an emergency
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Guest card = ticket
Guest card = ticket
The guest card is valid as a ticket for all public bus services in the region during your stay. The train ride between Seefeld and Scharnitz as well as the Wildmoos bus are also included. You will receive the guest card from your host in digital or printed form.
DetailsPilgrimage trail
Attention: The bridge, and therefore the path from Unterkirchen to Achweg, are closed due to renovation work.
Route: Geisterklamm - Zenzn- und Itzlkapelle - Ahrn - Gasse - Ganghofermuseum - Plaik - Obern / Moos - Katzenloch
Directions:
At the beginning of the natural spectacle of the Leutasch Klamm offers the choice of either via the Gletscherschliff inn (currently closed - no restaurant service until further notice!) or past the Höllkapelle (a historic Jacob's chapel dedicated to pilgrims), each to reach the entrance of the picturesque Leutasch valley.
Then follow the road to the ruins of a former (17th century) imposing border bulwark. The path then leads to the right over the bridge past the Zenzn and Itzl chapel to the Unterleutasch church, dedicated to St. John, which invites you to linger. From now on, a few meters after the church, the trail continues to the left along the crystal-clear
Route: Geisterklamm - Zenzn- und Itzlkapelle - Ahrn - Gasse - Ganghofermuseum - Plaik - Obern / Moos - Katzenloch
Directions:
At the beginning of the natural spectacle of the Leutasch Klamm offers the choice of either via the Gletscherschliff inn (currently closed - no restaurant service until further notice!) or past the Höllkapelle (a historic Jacob's chapel dedicated to pilgrims), each to reach the entrance of the picturesque Leutasch valley.
Then follow the road to the ruins of a former (17th century) imposing border bulwark. The path then leads to the right over the bridge past the Zenzn and Itzl chapel to the Unterleutasch church, dedicated to St. John, which invites you to linger. From now on, a few meters after the church, the trail continues to the left along the crystal-clear
