Difficulty:difficult
Length:11.3 kmDuration:6:45 hElevation uphill:1,010 m
Round walk through the Tantegert forest moor
Walk from the Tantegert bus stop around the forest moor area, which is located south of Innsbruck. The approximately 1.5-hectare moorland area on Amraser Paschberg offers a barrier-free circular hiking trail that leads through a natural wetland landscape with diverse flora and fauna. Thanks to the well-developed network of paths, it is a wonderful local recreation area. A special highlight along the trail is the Celtic tree circle with 21 different trees, which invites visitors to explore.
A footbridge with a viewing platform provides a beautiful view of the moorland. Families with children will not only find exciting nature experiences here, but also a playground to let off steam. Numerous benches along the path invite you to linger, while the charming Waldbahn tram line 6 takes those seeking relaxation directly from the city to this special nature reserve.
