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Intensive Adlerweg from Innsbruck

Name: Intensive Adlerweg from Innsbruck
Brand: Bookatrekking
Price: 520.00 EUR
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.4 (1611 reviews)

Duration: 6 days

Trails: T4 trails

Distance: 10 - 15 km per day

Ascent per day: 500 - 1000 m ascent per day

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> Start directly in Innsbruck
> Spend your nights in mountain huts
> The most beautiful stages of the Adlerweg
> Trek suitable for experienced hikers

The Eagle Walk, known in German as the Adlerweg, is one of the most famous treks in Tyrol, Austria. If seen from above, the Adlerweg map resembles the silhouette of an eagle hovering in the air with its wings spread wide open, therefore its name. This famous hike runs from east to west through the whole of Tyrol and encompasses 33 stages and 413 kilometers.

One of the beauties of the Adlerweg is its versatility and variety. The trail guides you through several mountain ranges where you will discover valleys, lakes, rivers, ridges, and so much more! If you want to conquer this Austrian gem, you must know that the trail requires alpine experience, a firm foot, and a head for heights.

We have prepared this 6-day trek for those trekkers who are experienced and are used to walking several hours a day with a lot of technical parts. Are you ready for this challenging version of the Adlerweg?

Itinerary

Day

Innsbruck - Pfeishütte

Duration: 07:05 h

Distance: 10.7 km

Ascent: 1490 m

Descent: 390 m

Our hike starts in fabulous Innsbruck, at Bergstation Hungerburg. Here you have the option of bridging the first part of the hike with the Seegrubenbahn that leads all the way to Bergstation Seegrubenbahn. This tempting choice quickly saves over 900 altitude meters and keeps your legs fit for the remaining hours along the Mandlspitze to the Pfeishütte. Prefer not to take the Bergbahn? You can zigzag from Bergstation Hungerburg via the Taubental to the Goetheweg, which connects to the Adlerweg. If you want to take it easy on the first day, you can also take the Hafelekarbahn from the Seegrubenbahn to start the stage right at the top of Innsbruck.

No matter which route you choose, be ready for a demanding day in the mountains – the climbs and descents can be steep, and the terrain is rocky and rugged.

Pfeishütte

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Pfeishütte - Hallerangerhaus

Duration: 05:45 h

Distance: 9.5 km

Ascent: 710 m

Descent: 860 m

Your first morning in the Karwendel. Today you hike along the Kleine Stempeljochspitze and descend steeply into the Isstal – take care, as this part of the trail can be quite demanding on the knees. You also have the option of hiking via the Wilde-Band-Steig to the Hallerangerhaus, but please note: This is a fairly technical variant. At Kahlstatt, the two different options meet up again, and from here you continue through the Durchslag (Doorslag) to the Hallerangerhaus, which has been a loyal support point for mountain sports in the Karwendel since the early 1900s.

Hallerangerhaus

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Hallerangerhaus - Karwendelhaus

Duration: 09:15 h

Distance: 14.2 km

Ascent: 1390 m

Descent: 1360 m

Today one of the most beautiful stages of the Adlerweg is on the program. Compared to the previous stages you are on the road a little longer and you tackle also quite a few more altimeters, but it's all worth it. You hike from the Hallerangerhaus to the Karwendelhaus and along the way you are surrounded by different peaks like the Birkköpfe, the Sägezähne and the Hochjöchlspitze. You don't have to conquer these, but you do have the opportunity at the authentic Birkkarhütte to tap the 2749 meter high Birkkarspitze. Not suitable for hikers with vertigo. Then you descend to the Karwendelhaus for a well-deserved freshly tapped beer.

Karwendelhaus

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Karwendelhaus - Falkenhütte

Duration: 03:55 h

Distance: 8.8 km

Ascent: 470 m

Descent: 420 m

After one long day, today is an easy-going stage that takes you on the 10th stage of the Adlerweg through the Filztal. A mix of cart and forest paths lead you via the most beautiful Almen to the other side of the Karwendel, where you will find the Falkenhütte. Enjoy a Tyrolean meal in this renovated classic mountain hut.

Falkenhütte

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Falkenhütte - Lamsenjochhütte

Duration: 05:45 h

Distance: 12 km

Ascent: 830 m

Descent: 720 m

This morning you'll descend along the Lalider mountain walls to the Hohljoch. It is worth stopping for a good cup of coffee and a piece of Apfelstrüdel in the hamlet of Eng. It is believed that this pasture has been used by local farmers for hundreds of years and you will find a good piece of Almenkäse anyway. The relatively short day you continue via the Binsalm to today's destination, the Lamsenjochhütte.

Lamsenjochhütte

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Lamsenjochhütte - Maurach

Duration: 06:30 h

Distance: 17.5 km

Ascent: 50 m

Descent: 1050 m

After a last breakfast in the Karwendel it is time to descend. Via the Käsealm Fritze Hittn you hike along the Wiesenweg past the Sennhütte Falzthurn. A perfect opportunity for a last plate of jausen and a glass of beer. From here it's only about three hours to the Achensee and today's final destination, Maurach. Straight back to Innsbruck? You hike past Achensee Speespitz station, from where you can take the train.

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Included

Booking the huts

We will take care of arranging accommodation on the Adlerweg for you. We will also provide you with a detailed itinerary for every stage and instructions on how to get to the trailhead.
Full travel guide

You’ll receive access to our trekking app, which serves as your complete digital travel guide for the Adlerweg. Inside, you’ll find everything you need for your trek: route descriptions, hiking maps, navigation support, payment information, and all the key details specific to your journey.
Accommodation

During your Adlerweg, you will spend your nights in mountain huts. In the mountain huts we normally only book dormitories, but we can look into private rooms on request. If the private rooms are fully booked or not available in the hut, we automatically book a bed in dormitories for you. Please note that private rooms are more expensive and there will be an additional charge for this.
Half board (where possible)

Accommodation in the huts includes dinner and breakfast, unless otherwise indicated in the exclusive list. This allows you to travel lighter and not have to worry about an extra meal. Please note, however, that lunch is not included, but can be purchased at the huts.
Navigation support

Our trekking app also includes built-in navigation support. With GPS-based maps and offline access, you can follow the trail confidently and stay on route even without mobile signal.

Excluded

Traveling to and from

You have to make your own way to the starting point. The total amount does not include personal transport.
Transfers

Should you need any form of (public) transport on location, this is not part of the trekking package. This includes the use of taxi, bus, cable cars, gondolas, ferries, etc.
Lunch

Half-board is included in the price of this trek. Lunch, however, is not. You can get something to eat at the mountain huts along the way.
Travel Insurance

Your international travel insurance is your own responsibility. Discuss your itinerary with the insurance company before your trek.
Personal expenses

Personal expenses on such as souvenirs, drinks, and other similar expenses are for your own account.
Dinner Falkenhütte and Lamsenjochhütte

Where possible, we book the huts on a half-board basis but in the Falkenhütte and Lamsenjochhütte only breakfast is included. In the evening you can dine in the huts without any problems and pay for it in cash on the spot. So make sure you bring enough cash.

FAQ

When Is the Best Season To Do the Adlerweg?
Getting to Innsbruck
From the endpoint back to Innsbruck
What if the dates I want are not available?
If I book now, can I immediately arrange the rest of my trip?
How do I know if this trek is right for me?

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Intensive Adlerweg from Innsbruck

Itinerary

Innsbruck - Pfeishütte

Pfeishütte

Pfeishütte - Hallerangerhaus

Hallerangerhaus

Hallerangerhaus - Karwendelhaus

Karwendelhaus

Karwendelhaus - Falkenhütte

Falkenhütte

Falkenhütte - Lamsenjochhütte

Lamsenjochhütte

Lamsenjochhütte - Maurach

Included

Booking the huts

Full travel guide

Accommodation

Half board (where possible)

Navigation support

Excluded

Traveling to and from

Transfers

Lunch

Travel Insurance

Personal expenses

Dinner Falkenhütte and Lamsenjochhütte

FAQ

When Is the Best Season To Do the Adlerweg?

Getting to Innsbruck

From the endpoint back to Innsbruck

What if the dates I want are not available?

If I book now, can I immediately arrange the rest of my trip?

How do I know if this trek is right for me?

How to Book

Booking

Availability

Cancellation policy

Reviews

Reviews

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