Starkenberger Panoramaweg, long hiking in Tyrol

The Starkenberger Panoramic Route

Seven stages, seven lakes, seven highs and lows - seven in one go!
The Starkenberger Panoramic Route

Discover the vastness ... on former routes, in deep gorges, ancient castles and breathtaking panoramas.
The Starkenberger Panoramic Route

In the footsteps of the Romans, pilgrims, salt traders and the old Tyrolean Starkenberger dynasty.

Discover the vastness ...

Just start hiking. With friends, your family or alone. Step by step discovering space and serenity. Discovering yourself step by step and at the same time experiencing Tyrol in a special way: as a historical route, a mystical pilgrim path, an impressive panoramic route and a very special ecosystem.

The hiking trail at a glance

Medium

1956 hm

1417 m

52.9 km

Diverse and full of surprises - A path with many goals!

Section 2 (Nassereith - Obtarrenz)

Hard

548 hm

1363 m

7.3 km

Of glaciers, swamps and rare scorpions ...

Section 3 (Obtarrenz - Tarrenz)

Easy

154 hm

1069 m

4.3 km

You'll pass fortresses, gorges and a brewery ...

Section 4 (Tarrenz - Imst)

Easy

200 hm

1064 m

3.7 km

Where narrow gorges give way to unforgettable views and insights ...

Section 5 (Imst - Imsterberg)

Easy

308 hm

1043 m

10.4 km

Stunning views, cool woods and past chapels.

Section 6 (Imsterberg - Zams)

Medium

502 hm

1171 m

9.8 km

The next stage destination is hard to miss: Kronburg fortress as crowning of the stage

Section 7 (Zams - Landeck)

Medium

166 hm

974 m

7.4 km

On forest and meadow paths, at mountain and lake resorts, down to town and castle.

Starkenberger Panoramic Route: for inexperienced hikers and families

"It does not always have to be a long long-distance trail: In Tyrol, an easy route opens in the summer - regarding both length and degree of difficulty." The 52 km long, family-friendly Starkenberger Panoramaweg (...) promises a variety of impressions. The landscape offers a richness of variety: open panoramic views, deep gorges, lakes, villages, and on the other hand there are castles and fortresses along the way. "

- This is how Spiegel Online writes in its issue of 14.07.2018 -