Warth Schroecken

Village path Warth, visible

Hiking trail

Village path Warth, visible

Beautiful, small tour through and around Warth with special beautiful views of the village and the beaver head. Ideal for in-between and for families. From the tourist office Warth it goes towards the church. The church and the opposite Walserhus, more than 600 years old, are worth a visit. Continue along the main road towards the Steffisalp valley station. Right behind the Hotel Steffisalp, a steeper ascent leads upwards, which at the same time forms the further course of the path. Follow the path to the plot Wolfegg. Now the road takes you past the Cafe and Bistro Wolfegg on a gravel road. Follow the path to the next fork and then take the fork to the left. The trail continues above Warth to the Guggis lookout point and back to the village centre. At the tourist office you will now follow the Haus Wallis past the Seebachsee, which invites you to linger. Hiking around the lake Seebachsee takes you back to the starting point.

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Details.

directions_run Typ:Hiking trail

Level:Medium

arrow_right_alt Distance:4,4 km

access_time Duration:60 min

trending_up Elevation gain:108 hm

trending_down Elevation decrease:113 hm

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Village path Warth, visible

GPS 47.25776700 / 10.18663100

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Recommended equipment.

This should never be missing on the mountain.

Backpack, First-Aid Set incl. Bladder plaster, telephone with emergency number, cash, drinking bottle, pocket knife, provisions, sun protection in good weather.

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Directions.

Touring.

Village square Warth - Church - Steffisalp-Express - Plot Wolfegg - Guggis - Village square - House Wallis - Seebachsee - Village square Warth

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Parking.

All information about parking spaces can be found here.

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Public transport.

All information about the buses can be found here.

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Safety.

Emergency numbers.

140 - Alpine emergencies throughout Austria

144 - Alpine emergencies in Vorarlberg

112 - Euro emergency call

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Warth Schroecken