Winter walking

Via Claudia Augusta

Even in winter, the hiking trail that leads along the 2000-year-old Via Claudia Augusta is a very special experience. With marvellous views, this hike offers lasting impressions.

Starting from the Landeck parish church, you hike up to Landeck Castle and continue along the forest road to the junction with the narrower path towards Fließer Platte, where you can even discover the wagon tracks of the Romans if there is little snow. Then continue along the sunny slopes, past the double-towered St Barbara's Church and on to the village of Fließ.
Return along the same route or take the public bus.

The TirolWest Tourism Association assumes no liability for the accessibility of the hiking trails in winter, as this depends on the weather and snow conditions

At a Glance
Average 300 hm 1073 m 2.5 h 7 km
Difficulty level:	medium difficulty / red mountain path

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Starting point:	817
Finishing point:	Community centre Fließ
Path surface:	Track, forest path, path, meadow path

Fitness & technique
Fitness:	3
Technical:	3


City:	Landeck \| Fließ

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