Erdalb - trail Grins - Holiday in the holidayregion TirolWest

Leisure and Recreational Hiking

Erdalb - trail Grins

A myth tells of the 4 elements - fire, water, earth and air - which are embodied by the 4 Albigen (nature elves) and their influence on the forces of nature. Paths around the idyllic village of Grins were dedicated to the 4 Albigen.

From the sports field, follow the paved road up to Tasseier and on to the hamlet of Schmitte. From there, the path leads towards Falls and the Grins swimming pool. Follow the signs to the Augsburger Hütte and after 2.8 km you will reach the Erdalb. The beautiful square around the Erdalb with tables and benches invites you to linger. From there, the trail leads to the Wildbad. A path then leads down towards Schmitte and Tasseier and from there along the road back to the starting point at the sports ground.


At a Glance

Difficulty level:medium difficulty
Elevation loss:345 m

Information

Walking time / descent:1.25 h
Walking time / ascent:1.25 h
Starting point:Sports field Grins
Finishing point:Sports field Grins
Path surface:Asphalt, forest path

Fitness & technique

Fitness:3
Technical:3

Best season

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

Route type

Circular hike:Yes

Getting there

Arrival by public transport:

From the Landeck-Zams train station, take Line 6 to Grins (Außerdorf stop)

Please check the SCHEDULE.

Arrival by car:All the way to the parking lot at the sports field in Grins.

Parking lot near the sports field in Grins

City:Grins

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Parking spot: sports field Grins parking

Parking at the sports field

Playground Grins

Playground: Playground Grins

Children's slide, swing, sandpit, ...

Swimming pool grins

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Beautifully nestled in the sunny hillside terraces of the holiday region Tyrol West lies the outdoor swimming pool Grins at the foot of the Lechtal Alps.