Hikes near Ehrwald

Ehrwald (1523 m) sits in Tyrol (Tirol), Austria. MR. ALPS lists 14 waymarked hiking trails starting from or crossing the area, 285 km of marked route in total. They run from 4.8 km to 63.8 km, the longest being Adlerweg Etappe 16. 14 of them record their elevation gain, between 328 m and 5576 m.

• AV Weg 801A (Ehrwald - Gaistal - Leutasch)

  13.4 km · +3225 m · ≈ 8 h 03

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• AV Weg 814 (Biberwier - Biberwierer Scharte - Coburger Hütte)

  5.4 km · +1056 m · ≈ 2 h 50

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• AV Weg 812 (Obsteig - Coburger Hütte - Ehrwald)

  14.4 km · +3348 m · ≈ 8 h 27

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• Via Alpina Red R46

  15.5 km · +1853 m · ≈ 6 h 11

  Reintalangerhütte - Coburger Hütte

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• Via Alpina Red R47

  17.7 km · +1804 m · ≈ 6 h 33

  Coburger Hütte - Wolfratshauser Hütte

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• AV Weg 801

  62.7 km · +5576 m · ≈ 4 days at 6 h/day

  Ehrwald - WN-Hütte - Zugspitze - Reintal - Scharnitz

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• Bayernsteig

  5.9 km · +328 m · ≈ 1 h 44

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• Adlerweg Etappe 17

  41.9 km · +3106 m · ≈ 3 days at 6 h/day

  Ehrwald - Loreahütte

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• Adlerweg Etappe 16

  63.8 km · +1619 m · ≈ 3 days at 6 h/day

  Leutasch - Ehrwald

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• AV Weg 815 (Gaistal - Gatterl - Knorrhütte)

  14.5 km · +1032 m · ≈ 4 h 37

  The route climbs through alpine meadows and dwarf pine stands, crosses the secured rocky passage at the Gatterl, and delivers hikers to the Knorrhütte before the final push to the Zugspitze summit and its famous cross.

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• Ehrwalder Höhenweg

  7.7 km · +494 m · ≈ 2 h 22

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• AV Weg 816 (Gaistalalm - Feldernjöchel)

  7.1 km · +940 m · ≈ 2 h 59

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• Höllentalsteig

  4.8 km · +1565 m · ≈ 3 h 34

  The Höllentalsteig is a via ferrata route beginning at the Höllentalangerhütte and climbing to the Zugspitze, the highest peak in Germany. It is rated hard and offers panoramic views along its point-to-point ascent.

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• Südwandsteig

  9.8 km · +608 m · ≈ 2 h 58

  The Südwandsteig traces the south side of the Wetterstein mountains along the base of vertical, menacing rock walls, passing seven mountain pastures through terrain that demands sure-footedness. Its southern exposure keeps it hikeable well into late fall, when the Gaistal valley takes on a Canadian-forest character and some mountain huts remain open for refreshment stops.

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