Starkenberger Panoramaweg, long hiking in Tyrol

The Starkenberger Panoramic Route

Seven section, seven lakes, countless highs and lows
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.

Starkenberger Panoramic Route (total)

Medium

2697 hm

1519 m

69.8 km

Section 1: Landeck Castle - Kronburg

Medium

220 hm

974 m

7.3 km

Today, we’ll be walking along forest and meadow trails, past mountains and lakeshores, from Landeck Castle to the pilgri…

Section 2: Kronburg - Mils

Medium

71 hm

963 m

6.6 km

Deeply engraved into the rock, indelibly in memory.

Section 2a: Kronburg - Imsterberg

Medium

435 hm

1189 m

11.2 km

Deeply engraved in the rock, indelible in memory.

Section 3: Mils - Imst

Medium

463 hm

1035 m

10.4 km

Test the waters!

Section 3a: Imsterberg - Imst

Medium

407 hm

1035 m

12.5 km

Washed with all waters

Section 4: Imst - Tarrenz

Easy

298 hm

1063 m

7.1 km

Mythical places and wild customs

Section 5: Tarrenz - Nassereith

Medium

840 hm

1519 m

15.5 km

Where history began.

Section 6: Nassereith - Fernpass

Easy

375 hm

1212 m

8.6 km

If the Loreakopf mountain could tell a story!

Starkenberger Panoramic Route: for beginners 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 59 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 -

No path is temporary, for its impressions are lasting.

- based on J.W.Goethe -