Trans Tyrol Guided Walk
The border between Austria and Germany is home to two exceptional mountain regions; the Bavarian Alps and the Tyrol, a mountainous area extending from Austria through to northern Italy. Isolated for long periods, this region is home to the Wetterstein and Karwendel Mountain ranges with their pristine alpine landscapes and a well maintained network of walking trails. The hike from Garmisch in Bavaria to Innsbruck in Austria is demanding at times and requires a good level of experience in alpine terrain. Impressive gorges and balcony trails, Schachen Castle which can only be reached after several hours walking, the Olympic towns of Garmisch and Innsbruck and the Karwendel Massif National Park are a few of the highlights of this walking holiday. Staying in a combination of atmospheric mountain cabins and country hotels, this trip offers a perfect balance of comfort and alpine hiking.
brief itinerary
DAY 1 Arrive Garmisch Partenkirchen DAY 2 Balcony path through the impressive Höllental Gorge (5hrs) DAY 3 Ascend trails on Wetterstein Massif to a mountain cabin, visiting Schachen Castle enroute (4.5hrs) DAY 4 View sunrise over the mountains before descending to Scharnitz (7.5hrs) DAY 5 Transfer and walk in the Karwendel Mountains (2.5+hrs) DAY 6 Balcony path to the famous Nordkette of Innsbruck (6hrs) DAY 7 Trip concludes Innsbruck
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what's included
*6 breakfasts, 4 dinners *4 nights accommodation in 3 star mountain hotels & 2 nights in mountain huts (comfortable rooms with 2-4 people per room) *information pack including route notes and maps *luggage transfer (except to cabin in Wetterstein Massif) *transfer to Karwendel Valley *cable car Garmisch Partenkirchen *English speaking walking guide
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trip grading:
Challenging
duration:
7 days
2013 PRICING
US $1,390













