Wiesele Trail

Directions

The Nordic Walking route leads from the post garage up the Lech. The trail leads past the Spar supermarket in the direction of Omeshorn. At Omesberg turn left onto a wide gravel road. At the foot of the Omeshorn, the forest path leads in the direction of Gstütalpe. After about 100 metres you come to the first turn-off. But we continue and take the second turnoff to the left towards Wiesele. The path goes straight on up to the Gstütalpe and to the top of the Omeshorn, through the woods, directly along the slope. You leave the Omeshorn behind you. To the left a little further down, one sees the Zürsbach. The narrow path is surrounded by mountain pines and medium-high trees. After about 15 minutes the path makes a left turn and leads downhill towards Zürsbach. You can already see a bridge over the Zürsbach. If you cross the stream, the path continues to Zürs on the right. However, we do not cross the brook but walk along the path along the banks of the Lech back to Lech.

Suggestions

Classification of running and Nordic walking routes
The Runing and Walking Trails Lech Zürs Arlberg guarantee you high-quality routes that have been selected, checked, marked and classified by experts.

EASY
mainly flat to slightly docked track, especially suitable for beginners and slightly advanced runners and Nordic walkers

MODERATELY DIFFICULT
slightly docked course, which is mainly aimed at advanced and performance-oriented runners and Nordic walkers.

DIFFICULT
demandingly cut track, especially for advanced and performance-oriented runners and Nordic walkers who place high demands on the training track

Special control system for speed & pulse control
The guidance system specially developed for Runing and Walking Trails Lech Zürs Arlberg makes it easy to control the time required for the distances covered. The 2-panel system, consisting of direction and distance tables, not only provides information on the direction and length of the route and the designation as a running, mountain running or Nordic walking route, but also the kilometres run. This means that every runner or Nordic Walker can, for example, immediately check that his or her individual speed and heart rate requirements from the medical check-ups are being adhered to.

Equipment

Good footwear (ankle high, profile sole), rain protection, Lech Card and bus timetable.

Safety information

EMERGENCY CALL:

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112 Euro emergency call (works with any mobile phone/network)

www.vorarlberg.travel/sicherheitstipps

Public transport

By train to Langen am Arlberg station or St. Anton am Arlberg. From there, buses (No. 750+760) run regularly to Lech Zürs am Arlberg.