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running
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ten routes. two starting points. fifty-four kilometres. With the kind support of
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trail overview and signage trail profiles and classification
pull-out trail map in the middle of the brochure 17 18
active inclusive card run&walk basics
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running in lech zĂźrs!
The terrain is perfect. The altitude unparalleled. Monotony is absolutely out of the question. With ten newly designed running and walking trails, Lech Zßrs has everything to get the runner’s heart beating faster. We wish you lots of fun and movement, trail by trail.
trail list
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Lech-Promenade: 1,4 km, EASY, page 7 Omes-Schleife: 3,7 km, EASY, page 8 Flühen-Runde: 3,6 km, MODERATE, page 9 2-Täler-Runde: 7,0 km, MODERATE, page 10
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Wiesele-Trail: 6,3 km, DIFFICULT, page 11 Weibermahd-Anstieg: 8,3 km, DIFFICULT, page 12
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Vita Parcours-Run: 1,5 km, EASY, page 13 Zuger Schleife: 3,0 km, EASY, page 14
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Weißbach-Runde: 7,5 km, MODERATE, page 15 Lechufer-Lauf: 11,7 km, DIFFICULT, page 16
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special signage for checking speed and pulse
The signage specially developed for RUNNING AND WALKING TRAILS LECH ZĂœRS ARLBERG makes it easy to check the time taken for the distances covered. The 2-board system, comprising direction and distance boards provides information on the direction and trail length and whether the route is a running, mountain jogging or walking trail, as well as the fractions of kilometres covered. In this way, all runners or walkers can immediately check whether they are keeping to the individual speed and pulse guidelines given in their medical check-ups.
km 1 Lech-Promenade:
1,4 km
DISTANCE BOARD
Lech-Promenade:
1,4 km
DIRECTION BOARD
trail profiles The trail profiles give you the most important data and information for each trail. They are arranged numerically and arranged by starting points.
classification of the running and walking trails RUNNING AND WALKING TRAILS LECH ZĂœRS ARLBERG guarantee you top-quality trails that are selected, tested, marked and appropriately classified by experts.
EASY
MODERATE
DIFFICULT
predominantly flat to slightly hilly trails that are ideally suited for beginners and slightly more advanced runners and walkers
slightly hilly trails that are mainly intended for advanced and performance-orientated runners and walkers
demanding hilly trails that are mainly intended for advanced and performanceorientated runners and walkers who place high demands on the training route
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Lech-Promenade: 1376 m 9 hm
9m 2%
1,4 km 7 m/km 0,7 %
easy 1440 m 1431 m
Character in brief: Short, flat training trail in the centre of Lech. Lit along its entire length, allowing it to be used in darkness as well. surface:
Asphalt
Trail length in metres
longest constant rise in vertical metres
average vertical metres covered per km
highest point
total vertical metres covered
maximum gradient in percent
average gradient in percent
lowest point
Omes-schleife: 3730 m 53 hm
easy
3,7 km
26 m 16 %
14 m/km 1,2 %
1480 m 1435 m
Character in brief: Short, varied circuit that connects the two starting points in the centre of Lech and at the Kneipp facility. surface:
Asphalt, gravel
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Fl端hen-Runde: 3561 m 77 hm
mOdeRate
3,6 km
43 m 12 %
22 m/km 1,7 %
1487 m 1425 m
Character in brief: Short circuit across the wonderful meadows at the foot of the R端fikopf. surface:
Gravel, asphalt
Trail length in metres
longest constant rise in vertical metres
average vertical metres covered per km
highest point
total vertical metres covered
maximum gradient in percent
average gradient in percent
lowest point
2-t채ler-Runde: 6953 m 203 hm
mOdeRate
7,0 km
88 m 16 %
29 m/km 1,3 %
1523 m 1435 m
Character in brief: Medium-length, moderately difficult and highly varied circuit, which takes you first to the Z체rsbach, then the lovely crossing under the Fl체hen to the Walkersbach. surface:
Gravel, forest/meadow paths, asphalt
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Wiesele-trail: 6304 m 220 hm
diFFiCuLt
6,3 km 152 m 22 %
35 m/km 2,4 %
1589 m 1435 m
Character in brief: Medium-length, but very demanding trail through attractive countryside. surface:
Gravel, forest/mountain paths, asphalt
Trail length in metres
longest constant rise in vertical metres
average vertical metres covered per km
highest point
total vertical metres covered
maximum gradient in percent
average gradient in percent
lowest point
Weibermahd-anstieg: 8315 m 493 hm
237 m 30 %
diFFiCuLt
8,3 km 59 m/km 5,7 %
1908 m 1431 m
Character in brief: Steep mountain run that can also be run as a circuit with flatter descent. The trail can be left at 4 exit points and the return trip to the valley made by train. surface:
Gravel, forest/mountain paths, asphalt
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Vita Parcours-Run: 1504 m 33 hm
14 m 18 %
easy
1,5 km 22 m/km 1,5 %
1473 m 1450 m
Character in brief: Short, easy training trail in the forest along the Keep Fit trail. surface:
Forest paths, gravel
Trail length in metres
longest constant rise in vertical metres
average vertical metres covered per km
highest point
total vertical metres covered
maximum gradient in percent
average gradient in percent
lowest point
Zuger-schleife: 3037 m 52 hm
easy
3,0 km
51 m 16 %
17 m/km 1,7 %
1512 m 1461 m
Character in brief: Short, not excessively steep circuit over meadows and fields to Zug and along the Lech River back to the Kneipp facility. surface:
Gravel, asphalt
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WeiĂ&#x;bach-Runde: 7465 m 163 hm
51 m 20 %
mOdeRate
7,5 km 22 m/km 1,1 %
1544 m 1461 m
Character in brief: Medium-length trail along the wonderfully wild and original river landscape of the upper Lech River. surface:
Gravel, forest/mountain paths, asphalt
Trail length in metres
longest constant rise in vertical metres
average vertical metres covered per km
highest point
total vertical metres covered
maximum gradient in percent
average gradient in percent
lowest point
Lechufer-Lauf: 11,7 km Lech-Promenade: 1,4 km 11669 m 238 hm
51 m 20 %
20 m/km 1,0 %
diFFiCuLt 1582 m 1461 m
Character in brief: Long and in places demanding trail in one of the loveliest valleys in the Alps. surface:
Gravel, forest/mountain paths, asphalt
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active inclusive card for guests in lech
The Active Inclusive Card, which you receive free of charge with an overnight stay, is unique to Lech.
It includes the following: • all open cableways and chairlifts • the town and hiking bus, which serves the entire region from Lake Spuller and Lake Formarin to the Hochtannberg Pass (excluding tolls on the toll roads), regional bus route 42 to Hochkrumbach and regional bus route 91/92 to Lech Zürs • child care in the Kids Active Club • selected guided hikes • forest swimming bath with slide and children’s pool • tennis courts and football fields • Running and walking trails • Free admission to the Lech Golf Academy (driving range, putting green and 3 holes) • Library, Walser Museum, Huber Hus and Kästle Museum • Slide shows, concerts in the town square and home evenings • Lech Recreation Centre: Mini-golf, pit-pat (from 6 years), billiards (from 12 years), small children and baby paradise • Lechtal mountain railway in Bach with 50% discount
information and bookings lech zßrs tourismus • a-6764 lech am arlberg tel. +43 (0)5583 2161-0, fax +43 (0)5583 3155, info@lech-zuers.at, www.lech-zuers.at/laufen