Trekking Austria's Adlerweg

A guidebook to walking the Adlerweg (Eagle's Way) trail between St Johann in Tirol and St Anton am Arlberg via Innsbruck. Covering 324km (201 miles), this long-distance trek through the Austrian Tyrolean Alps is suitable for any reasonably fit, experienced walker and can be walked in 3 weeks.

The route is described from east to west in 24 stages, each between 7 and 32km (420 miles) in length. Easier, alternative routes are also included for those wanting to avoid the most technical stages.

• 1:50,000 maps included for each stage
• GPX files available to download
• Refreshment, transport and accommodation information given for each trek stage
• Advice on planning and preparation
• Highlights include Wilderkaiser and the Lechtaler Alpen

Autorentext

Mike Wells has been a keen long-distance walker and cyclist for over 25 years. He has walked all the major British trails, the GR5 through the Alps from Lake Geneva to the Mediterranean and has explored the Italian Dolomites' Alta Via routes. He has also walked in Poland, Slovakia, Slovenia, Norway and Chilean Patagonia.

Zusammenfassung
Guidebook to trekking the Adlerweg, a multi-stage walk through the Austrian Tyrol. The 324km route is broken down into 24 stages with easier alternatives provided for the most challenging stages. This east-to-west trek visits the historic town of Innsbruck and the mountain sub-ranges of Wilderkaiser, Rofangebirge and Lechtaler Alpen.