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- OUTDOOR MagazinNovember 7, 2025
The trail leads uphill from Innerdalen towards Trollheimen. The first half of the day is a gentle climb until a sweeping view opens up to Lake Tovatna and Trollheimen National Park. There, the trail turns sharply left. After the final ascent, it continues across a scree field alongside Lake Langvatnet
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- OUTDOOR MagazinNovember 7, 2025
Passing a steep drop-off, the path forks, initially heading left back towards Innerdalen. After 3.3 km, the highest point is reached. The trail then descends, passing Lake Tverråvatnet. A challenging descent follows, running parallel to the Tverråa River and featuring spectacular waterfalls. The path
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- OUTDOOR MagazinNovember 7, 2025
The starting point is the Innerdal car park in Nerdal. A drivable gravel road leads up to the Renndølsetra farm and the Innerdalshytta cabin. The lake's tributary, Litlvatnet, is crossed via a wooden bridge. The trail then continues across a marshy plain via boardwalks. Next comes the steep ascent through
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- OUTDOOR MagazinNovember 7, 2025
From Wängle, a narrow, winding path leads up to the Costaries Chapel, requiring sure footing. A gravel path then leads past the Frauensee lake down to Hinterbichl and continues along the Lech river to Pflach. This is followed by a long climb up to the Alpsee lake (again requiring sure footing!) and from
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- OUTDOOR MagazinNovember 7, 2025
The route to Weißenbach (passing the Forchach suspension bridge) follows a flat gravel path parallel to the Lech River, right through the heart of the Tyrolean Lech Nature Park. At Ehenbichl, the path branches off to the north and leads through a forest and extensive meadows to Wängle.
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- OUTDOOR MagazinNovember 7, 2025
The first section to Häselgehr is flat and runs through floodplain landscape. The panoramic trail continues past the Doser Waterfall to Elmen. Between Elmen and Stanzach, the path leads first through beech forest to a hilltop with a view of the "Lechzopf" (a braided section of the Lech River) and then
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- OUTDOOR MagazinNovember 7, 2025
Above Holzgau, the trail first crosses a suspension bridge (a head for heights is essential!). An alternative route through the Höhenbach valley is also possible. The path then continues to Stockach via several wooden walkways and small bridges, before a sometimes quite steep climb through Benglerwald
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- OUTDOOR MagazinNovember 7, 2025
The hike to Steeg follows a varied trail with gentle ups and downs. It's easy to walk and offers beautiful viewpoints along the way! Between Steeg and Holzgau, the route becomes flatter, following a pleasant field or gravel path, mostly parallel to the Lech River.
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The trail initially continues at the same elevation, passing two small lakes and through a wide valley. Once the view opens up to Innerdalsvatnet and the mountain range beyond, a challenging 400-meter descent leads down to the lake and back to Renndølsetra. A short climb of about 60 meters follows the
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