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Achensee – Achenseeradweg Runde von Achenkirch

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Achensee – Achenseeradweg Runde von Achenkirch

Don Alvares planned a mountain bike ride

July 5, 2021

Achensee – Achenseeradweg Runde von Achenkirch

Moderate

02:31

39.3km

15.6km/h

340m

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Moderate mountain bike ride. Good fitness required. Advanced riding skills necessary. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

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3.00 km

North Shore of Lake Achensee at Achenkirch

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The Achensee is the largest lake in Tyrol. It lies nestled between the Rofan and Karwendel mountains. The scenery is therefore simply grandiose.
Whether summer or winter, biking or hiking …

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3.20 km

Water Wheel on the Achensee Cycle Path

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Very nicely located on the bike path, you can take a break on the wooden loungers next to it and watch the water wheel.

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9.45 km

View of Lake Achensee and Pertisau

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Apart from the beautiful lake view and the mountains in the background - this place is especially interesting if you have your accommodation in Pertisau. Because from here you have …

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13.3 km

Lake Achensee

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You can go swimming almost everywhere

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14.6 km

View of Lake Achensee

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The Achensee is the most beautiful and largest lake in Tyrol - it offers phenomenal views and swimming opportunities all around. The lake is up to 133 metres deep and …

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28.1 km

Achensee Lakeside Trail

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The Achensee is located north of Jenbach in Tirol, 380 m above the Inn Valley. Together with the Achental, it forms the border between the Karwendel Mountains in the west …

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