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Guffert Hut – Ascent to Gufferthütte loop from Achenkirch

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Zillertal
Schwaz
Achenkirch

Guffert Hut – Ascent to Gufferthütte loop from Achenkirch

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Guffert Hut – Ascent to Gufferthütte loop from Achenkirch

03:11

31.2km

710m

Expert gravel ride. Very good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: October 23, 2025

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95 m

Achenkirch Village

Highlight • Settlement

At the northern tip of the Achensee, nestled between Karwendel and Rofan mountains lies Achenkirch.

The sprawling village on the "Tiroler Fjord", as the Achensee is often called, has an …

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10.1 km

Small Waterfall

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After wet days, water gurgles and bubbles down from the mountain

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11.9 km

Bärenmoos Trail

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Great panoramic path between Gufferthütte and Achental. Numerous open areas allow a wonderful view of the Natternwand and the imposing summit of the Guffert in the background.

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17.3 km

View Over Wildalm to Schneidjoch

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Even when the Gufferthütte is calling, a short all-round view is worth a stop

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17.8 km

Guffert Hütte

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A great uphill hike (2.5 hours from the road) along a rushing stream. A lovely tour with an e-bike, but very difficult with a regular bike, so you'll have to …

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17.8 km

Guffert Hut

Highlight • Mountain Hut

To the north of the Achensee is the Gufferthütte, also known as the Ludwig-Aschenbrenner-Hütte, at an altitude of 1475 meters. On the edge of two raised bogs and surrounded by …

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18.2 km

Ascent to Gufferthütte

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Disruptions/closures are to be expected due to forestry work until 01.05.2024

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23.0 km

Old Bridge Over Rocky Creek

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Beautiful bridge with beautiful views on both sides.

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31.2 km

End point

Bus stop

Way Types & Surfaces

Way Types

22.3 km

5.09 km

3.49 km

295 m

< 100 m

Surfaces

19.5 km

8.00 km

2.77 km

870 m

< 100 m

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Highest point (1,450 m)

Lowest point (880 m)

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