Easy hike from Leutasch along the Achweg, with direct river access and scenic views of meadows and forests.
Forest path, asphalt road, and gravel path.
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The hike along the Achweg promises a true nature experience in the idyllic Leutasch Valley. Following the Leutascher Ache, the trail leads through charming hamlets and offers impressive mountain views.
The starting point for this hike is the P12 parking area in the Klamm district. From there, the trail follows the Achweg along the Leutascher Ache. The route passes through the scenic landscape of Oberleutasch and leads through the districts of Obern, Plaik, Platzl, Aue and Kirchplatzl, eventually reaching the center of Leutasch Valley in Weidach.
From Weidach, you can take a connecting path to reach the Gasse district and then Ahrn, or you can continue hiking all the way to Unterleutasch. For the way back, you can take bus 431 to return to the starting point, or you can simply hike back along the same path.
Take the bus to Leutasch and get off at the 'Klamm/Vereinshaus' bus stop.
All real-time connections can be found in the route planner.
From Innsbruck, take the A12 Inntalautobahn to the Seefeld/Garmisch exit, then continue over the Zirlerberg to Seefeld and follow the signs to Leutasch. From Landeck/Reschen, take the A12 to the Telfs Ost exit, then drive over the Telfer Berg and follow the signs to Leutasch. From Garmisch, pass through Mittenwald on the way to Leutasch.
In Leutasch, drive along the Buchener Landesstraße to Platzl and then to Plaik. After that, take the road through the district of Klamm. In Klamm, turn at the intersection near the former Fiakerstüberl and follow the road along the right fork. Park at parking lot P12 'Klamm'.
Parking lot P12 'Klamm' - Leutasch.
You can find all other car parks in Leutasch here.