One mountain. Seven towns. Extraordinary holidays.
Berwang - Valley trail to Bichlbach
The hike begins at the car park Sonnalmbahn / bus stop. Slightly rising towards the village until the first crossing at Hotel Edelweiß (No. 43 on the local map) / Heimatmuseum. Turn left (gently sloping) on the paved road to the district "Tal". After the houses, the road leads into a wide, graveled hiking trail, gently sloping, past the Bearfoot Ranch (riding) and the Lähner Alm (closed). Keep right there, along the brook "Talbach", cross the bridge and continue straight. (Possibility turn right to Kleinstockach / Bichlbächle - refreshment stops).
Walk always along the brook "Talbach" until you reach the first car park in Bichlbach. Cross the road there and continue on a gravel path, turn left and cross the small bridge. Past the sports and leisure park to the car park in the village Bichlbach.
You can get back to Berwang either on the same path, via the hiking trail from Bichlbach to the Hochalm and descent to Berwang or by cable car Almkopfbahn Bichlbach up to the Hochalm and down with the chair lift Berwanger Sonnalmbahn to Berwang (note the opening times of the mountain railways).
There are also bus connections back to Berwang (note days and schedule).
IMPORTANT NOTES:
● Stay on the marked hiking trails
● Keep your distance from grazing animals
● Be aware of the mountain hut opening hours
● Alpine emergency call: 140
Walk always along the brook "Talbach" until you reach the first car park in Bichlbach. Cross the road there and continue on a gravel path, turn left and cross the small bridge. Past the sports and leisure park to the car park in the village Bichlbach.
You can get back to Berwang either on the same path, via the hiking trail from Bichlbach to the Hochalm and descent to Berwang or by cable car Almkopfbahn Bichlbach up to the Hochalm and down with the chair lift Berwanger Sonnalmbahn to Berwang (note the opening times of the mountain railways).
There are also bus connections back to Berwang (note days and schedule).
IMPORTANT NOTES:
● Stay on the marked hiking trails
● Keep your distance from grazing animals
● Be aware of the mountain hut opening hours
● Alpine emergency call: 140
