Where are there wheelchair hikes in Tyrol?

The Achensee, Reutte Nature Park region and the Kaunertal are constantly expanding the range of wheelchair hiking tours on offer.\nMany of the tours in Tyrol are specially signposted and offer opportunities for breaks with wheelchair-accessible facilities.

Where can I hire a handbike in Tyrol?

Handbikes and Swiss Tracs can be used as mobility aids in Tyrol at the Hotel Weisseespitze in Kaunertal, at Rolltechnik & Sport GmbH Praschberger and at the ÖZIV - Austrian Civil Disability Association .

Are there guided wheelchair hikes in Tyrol?

Yes, the InNatur association supports people with all kinds of disabilities in experiencing Tyrolean nature. In addition to guided (wheelchair) hikes and climbing excursions in summer, various winter activities such as monoskiing, snowshoeing, cross-country skiing and tobogganing are also on offer - whether in a group or privately.

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Wheelchair hiking tours in Tyrol

Excursion tours, panoramic routes, circular hiking trails: selected wheelchair hiking tours make it possible to experience the Tyrolean mountains without barriers.

- Difficultyeasy
- Length9.6 km
- Duration3:00 h
- Elevation uphill40 m
- Place / Karwendel

Along the lake promenade of Lake Achensee
Return journey on the Achensee boat
Asphalt and firm gravel surface

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- Difficultyeasy
- Length3.2 km
- Duration1:30 h
- Elevation uphill135 m
- PlaceKals am Großglockner / Glocknergruppe

Route in the Hohe Tauern National Park
Swiss Trac is recommended
Gravel path with two stream crossings

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- Difficultyeasy
- Length3.1 km
- Duration1:30 h
- Elevation uphill43 m
- PlaceReith im Alpbachtal / Kitzbüheler Alpen

First show and recreation garden according to Hildegard von Bingen
Viewing platform
Circular trail through Reith im Alpbachtal

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- Difficultyeasy
- Length6.5 km
- Duration1:45 h
- Elevation uphill15 m
- PlaceKramsach / Brandenberger Alpen (Rofan)

Minimal gradient
Barrier-free exercise park on the west bank
Ramp for direct access to the water in the east

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- Difficultyeasy
- Length2.0 km
- PlaceFliess / Ötztaler Alpen

Path over barrier-free wooden walkways
Stop off at the Kaunergrat Nature Park House
Gacher Blick viewing platform

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- Difficultyeasy
- Length5.4 km
- Duration1:39 h
- Elevation uphill150 m
- Place / Granatspitzgruppe

Moderate gradients
St Nicholas Church with historic fresco paintings
Asphalt and gravel surface

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- Difficultyeasy
- Duration2:30 h
- Elevation uphill295 m
- PlaceKaunertal / Ötztaler Alpen

Different path variants
Forest paths and asphalt surface
Meditation area by the Mühlbach stream

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- Difficultymedium
- Length4.5 km
- Duration1:45 h
- Elevation uphill392 m
- PlaceKaunertal / Ötztaler Alpen

Swiss-Trac is recommended
Asphalt and gravel surface
Refreshment stop at the Falkaunsalm, partly barrier-free

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- Length8.5 km
- Duration1:45 h
- Elevation uphill156 m
- PlaceKaunertal / Ötztaler Alpen

Easy to manage with Swiss-Trac
Stony ascent shortly before the restaurant
View of the Gepatsch Glacier

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- Difficultymedium
- Length5.5 km
- Duration1:45 h
- Elevation uphill269 m
- PlaceKaunertal / Ötztaler Alpen

Swiss-Trac is recommended
Along the Gepatsch reservoir
More challenging route with inclines and stony path

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- Difficultymedium
- Length6.0 km
- Duration2:30 h
- Elevation uphill460 m
- PlaceWörgl / Ötztaler Alpen

Swiss-Trac required
Steep and bumpy ascent before the alpine pasture
Viewpoint before the pasture

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- Difficultydifficult
- Length5.2 km
- Elevation uphill90 m
- PlaceHöfen / Allgäuer Alps

From the Hahnenkamm cable car via the Alpenrosenweg to the Lechaschauer Alm
Accessible with a wheelchair and Swiss-Trac, towing bike, e-wheelchair and pushchair
Demanding route

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