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The Speckbacherweg trail

The Speckbacherweg trail
Difficulty
easy
Ascent
4h 30min
Max. route length
16.4 km
Uphill
816 m
City
Tulfes

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The Speckbacherweg is a path that begins in the village of Tulfes and stays near the lower edge of the forest. It leads past the golf course in Rinn, through alpine meadows and fields to the village of Sistrans, on to the Olympic bobsleigh and luge track in Igls and towards the Goldbichl archaeology trail. The last stretch leads along the edge of the forest above the village of Patsch to St. Peter, where this beautiful and varied hiking trail comes to an end. The Speckbacherweg covers the entire length of the southeastern alpine plateau. It can of course also be walked in the opposite direction, starting in St. Peter/Ellbögen.

Additional informations

Tour
Difficulty
easy
Uphill
816 m
Downhill
633 m
Max altitude
1.333 m
Ascent
4h 30min
Max. route length
16.4 km
Information
Walking time total
4h 30min
Starting point
Tulfes
Endpoint
Ellbögen/St. Peter
mostly meadow trails, forest trails and gravel trails, partly asphalt
Arrival
  • Bus route 4134, stop Tulfes Gh Neuwirt Bus route 4141, stop Ellbögen St. Peter
Best Season
January February March April May June July August September October November December
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In the surrounding area

GOLDBICHL ARCHAEOLOGY TRAIL
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The Speckbacherweg trail – Innsbruck Region
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