Themed Hike
Modertal Hike

This themed hike all about fanastical beings leads around the small village of Bach im Lechtal. Walkers can look forward to everything from dragons to dwarves, all set in wonderful flower-filled meadows with the Modertalbach stream nearby and fabulous views of the mountains on the horizon. The highlight is without a doubt the thundering Modertal Waterfall, where visitors can learn about the story of the Dwarf Klapfhart and his magic mirror.

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Starting point

Administrative building ("Gemeindeamt"), Bach

Finishing point

Administrative building ("Gemeindeamt"), Bach

Mountain chain

Allgäu Alps

Length

4.7 km

Duration

1 day(s)

Features

Wheelchair-accessible Hiking Route
Circular hike

Difficulty rating

easy (hiking trails)

Altitude

1,210m 1,053m

Elevation uphill 184m
Vertical metres downhill 184m

Fitness level

Technique

Best time of year

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* These are approximate values and recommendations. Please take your personal fitness level, technical ability and the current weather conditions into account. Tirol Werbung cannot guarantee that the information provided is correct and accepts no liability.

Public transport

Accessible using public transport

Bus route 110, get off at stop Bach Dorf

Parking

Parking available next to the Lechbrücke bridge and by the administrative building ("Gemeindeamt")

Places serving food & drink

Berggasthof Klapf (detour required)
Hotel Post
Wanderhotel Grüner Baum

Downloads

GPS data: Modertal Hike (gpx)

Trail description

Starting from the administrative building ("Gemeindeamt") in Bach, this circular trail first leads to the setttlement of Klapf, where a wonderful view of the small village of Bach im Lechtal awaits. From there, the trail continues to the district of Seesumpf, which lies picturesquely amidst green meadows. The trail then leads to the Modertal bridge and the Hotel Benglerwald. Finally, the trail heads eastwards back to Bach. The route can also be walked in the opposite direction.