Start Point
Falkenhütte in the Karwendel Nature Park
End Point
Pertisau at the Achensee
Difficulty
Medium
Total Distance
22,90 km
Descent Meters
775 m
Ascent Meters
1680 m
Highest Point
1900 m
Total Time
06:00 h
Stamina
Technique
Multiday hike
Yes
Multi-Day Tour Feature
Etappe
Best Time
Jan
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Emergency number
Emergency number
The position of each individual trail sign in the region was measured using a dedicated app and the data was transmitted to the Tyrol emergency control centre.
140
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Alpine emergency call (mountain rescue)
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.
DetailsHiking tour
Hut hike
Multi-day hike (up to 3 days)
The third and final stage of the Classic Karwendel Multi-day Hike leads from the Falkenhütte via the Großer Ahornboden and Almdorf Eng through the Falzthurntal Valley to Pertisau at Lake Achensee. On this final stage, the Karwendel Nature Park once again reveals its full diversity – with old maple trees, wide alpine pasture landscapes and numerous places to stop for refreshments.
Important note on the choice of stage from Stage 2:
Depending on the overnight stay chosen in Stage 2, there are different options for the start of Stage 3.
Standard route via Falkenhütte and Eng:
From the Falkenhütte, initially follow the route of the Tiroler Adlerweg and the Via Alpina. The route leads up to the Hohljoch at 1,794 metres and then descends along a well-laid hiking trail to the Großer Ahornboden.
There, wide meadows, alpine pastures and old maple trees shape the landscape. The Großer
Important note on the choice of stage from Stage 2:
Depending on the overnight stay chosen in Stage 2, there are different options for the start of Stage 3.
Standard route via Falkenhütte and Eng:
From the Falkenhütte, initially follow the route of the Tiroler Adlerweg and the Via Alpina. The route leads up to the Hohljoch at 1,794 metres and then descends along a well-laid hiking trail to the Großer Ahornboden.
There, wide meadows, alpine pastures and old maple trees shape the landscape. The Großer
