グリンでの周辺の簡単なハイキングとウォーキング

The St. James's Way between Stanz and Grins in Tyrol is recommended for those who enjoy hiking but don't want to take on a long stretch in the high mountains. The trail follows the old Waalweg and extends to Grins. This section is part of the St. James's Way. The hike is easy and not too strenuous, with stunning views of the valley along the way. It's also ideal in the shoulder season, when the high mountains are still covered in snow.

This is the Gempelkapelle chapel in Grinz. Next to the chapel is a vending machine where you can buy a candle with change to light. From here, you can choose: the route above through the forest, the one with the view, or the one below along the panoramic road.

It's cool and soothing here: The Wasseralb is located near the Wildbad spring and a small Kneipp facility. Ideal for wading barefoot through the water and recharging your batteries.

Great gassi round far away from tourism

The water from the mineral spring is used for chronic inflammatory diseases. Otherwise, drink normal drinking water.

The Roman bridge connects the two districts of Grins across the deep valley of the Mühlbach. In the Middle Ages, Grins was an important transport base on the way to the Arlberg. However, the bridge does not date from Roman times - it is not known exactly when it was built. There is evidence that it already existed in 1551.

Here you will not only find a Kneipp facility, but also a wonderful rest area and a drinking water fountain. Perfect for a break!

Beautiful section of the Way of St. James high above the Inn Valley near Landeck.