This moderately difficult route starts on the Hungerburg forest trail around 400 metres east of the Hungerburg or the Innsbrucker Nordkettenbahn valley station.
If you’re feeling daring, you can take on some constructed obstacles (doubles) or go for the safe option and ride round them. After riding for a good half a kilometre with 100 metres of elevation loss, the trail joins the Arzler Alm trail (5007) which has the same level of difficulty and similar trail characteristics in its lower section. From there it’s still about 1.6 kilometres along the Arzler Alm trail to Innsbruck's Mühlau district.
Further information
Tour
Difficulty
difficult
Downhill
100 m
Route length
0.55 km
Ascent
15min
Information
Starting point
Innsbruck-Hungerburg (870m)
End point
Mühlau (640m)
Arrival
The easy way to access the trail is on the Hungerburgbahn (check the timetable!) or under your own steam on mountain bike route 5005.
MapElevation Profile
In the surrounding area
Arzler Alm
Mountain hut
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The Hungerburg Trail (596) – Innsbruck Region
HEADLINE H3
INNSBRUCK TOURISMUS 6021 INNSBRUCK, BURGGRABEN 3 AUSTRIA
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