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Panorama-Talrunde

The panoramic valley tour impresses with its views across the entire valley amidst the mighty surrounding mountain massifs. Well-maintained forest paths and marvellous views are the reward for the numerous ascents.

The panoramic valley circuit leads from Landeck parish church along the forest path behind the barracks to Zams hospital. Then switch to the other side of the Inn and hike along the Inn until shortly before Landeck. There you keep to the right and walk along the Sonnenweg to the Bruggen district. There the path leads down to the main road, which you cross at the former Huber bakery and hike back to Landeck via the Sanna bridge. Via the Perfuchs and the historic Gerberbrücke bridge, the trail leads back up to Landeck parish church.

At a Glance

Difficulty level:medium difficulty
Elevation loss:150 m

Information

Starting point:Landeck Parish Church
Finishing point:Landeck Parish Church
Path surface:Waldweg, Asphalt, Schotter
Registration required:Yes

Fitness & technique

Fitness:3
Technical:3

Best season

May:Yes
Jun:Yes
Jul:Yes
Aug:Yes
Sep:Yes
Oct:Yes
Nov:Yes

Route type

Circular hike:Yes

Getting there

Arrival by public transport:

From the Landeck-Zams train station, take any VVT bus to the city center. From there, it’s about a 15–20-minute walk to the church, or you can take bus line 2 (Kirche stop). Check the SCHEDULE.

Arrival by car:

We recommend using the Landeck multi-day parking lot at Innstraße 44.

From the multi-day parking lot, it takes about 15–20 minutes to walk to Landeck City Church.

Alternatively, you can take bus line 2 from downtown Landeck to the church. Please check the SCHEDULE.


Landeck Long-Term parking lot at 44 Innstraße

City:Landeck | Zams

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In areas ofSightseeing, point of history

Parish Church Zams

Sightseeing: Parish Church Zams

Parish Church of St. Andrew - Around 1440, the old parish church was rebuilt in the Gothic style. In 1911, a major fire destroyed most of the village, the church had partially collapsed and had to be demolished.

Stadtpfarrkirche Mariä Himmelfahrt

point of history: Stadtpfarrkirche Mariä Himmelfahrt

Today's parish church of the Assumption is based on a legend depicted in the parish church. (The robbed children of a family were brought back by a wolf and a bear.)