Winter hike: Absam - Thaur, © Hall-Wattens
Winter hike: Absam - Thaur, © Hall-Wattens

Winter hike
Absam - Thaur

This beautiful trail can be treated either as a long winter walk or a pilgrimage to what is one of the most well-known pilgrimage churches in Tirol. From Absam the hike leads through open meadowland to the village of Thaur, known in winter for its hand-carved nativity scenes, and up to the small Romedikirche pilgrimage church perched on a small plateau overlooking the Inntal Valley.

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Starting point  

Absam

Hike to

Castle ruins / Romedikirche church in Thaur

Finishing point

Absam

Mountain chain

Karwendel Mountains

Length

10.6 km

Total hiking time

3h

Features

  • Circular hike

Difficulty rating

medium

Altitude

800m 605m

Elevation uphill 320m
Vertical metres downhill 320m

Fitness level

Best time of year

Jan
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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

Parking

Car park at the start of the Halltal Valley in Absam

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Trail description

From the car park at the start of the Halltal Valley in Absam-Eichat, take the wide path to the church of pilgrimage in Absam. Continue for a few more minutes in a westerly direction, then cross the road and pass through the fields as far as a wayside shrine on a slight plateat. From there, continue through the village of Thaur as far as the parish church and then take the "Schlossweg" trail up past several small wayside shrines to the Romedikirche church. The return leg leads along a forest trail and the "Adolf-Pichler-Weg" to the starting point.

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Ihr Ziel: Absam - Thaur (47.309282,11.519519)

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