Nature Trail
Difficulty: Easy
Barrier free Hildegard von Bingen path
The Hildegard-von-Bingen-Path takes one on a discovery tour through Reith im Alpbachtal and opens up unexpected views of the vast world of one of the most important women of the Middle Ages. The adapted trail is barrier-free for people with limited mobility.
Length
3.06 km
Duration
1:30 h
Altitude
30 hm
30 hm
The wheelchair-accessible path leading through Reith im Alpbachtal, offering many impressive views starts at the Reitherkogelbahn car park. The path leads northwards to Sonnbichl. At the "Neue Mittelschule" a trail to the left takes one to Tyrol's first Hildegard von Bingen Garden in REITH i.A. The garden is a perfect spot to discover the medicinal herb garden, designed according tocastles and Matzen Park below. Letting ones gaze wander one is rewarded with views of the majestic Rofan Range.Galerie Schmidt and continue eastwards along the Hildegard-von-Bingen-Path back to Reith village centre.Reith Lake. A peak through one of the Visholos (innovative info cubes) highlights the four elements - be in for a surprise! The view of the village with the lake at its centre is charming. Reith is home to several cafes, restaurants, shops and banks as well as public toilets. The toilets are easily accessible on the way from the path to the centre. The tourist office is opposite the Gemeindeamt (local authorities). From here on follow the Dorfstrasse in a southerly direction and turn left at the crossroads back to the Reitherkogelbahn. During Reitherkogelbahn gondola, lift running times toilets are also accessible here. A visit to Reith promises an enchanting atmosphere and leaves Hildegard path visitors relaxed, with new ideas - perhaps for their own garden. Hildegard von Bingen said: All of nature should be available to man so that he may work with it, because man can neither live nor exist without it ......
Directions
The wheelchair-accessible path leading through Reith im Alpbachtal, offering many impressive views starts at the Reitherkogelbahn car park. The path leads northwards to Sonnbichl. At the "Neue Mittelschule" a trail to the left takes one to Tyrol's first Hildegard von Bingen Display and Recreation Garden in REITH i.A. The path continues in a westerly direction and shortly one reaches the Samer-bench at Seerain. Further, towards the west, the path leads to the viewing platform, where one looks down on the castles and Matzen Park below. Letting ones gaze wander one is rewarded with views of the majestic Rofan Range. Follow the path in a southerly direction towards Neudorf until the crossroad with the Dorfstraße. Turn left at Galerie Schmidt and continue eastwards along the Hildegard-von-Bingen-Path back to Reith village centre. After approx. 350m, turn left and follow the Seeleit trail to the village centre. There are several inviting benches along the path leading around the Reith Lake. A peak through one of the Visholos (innovative info cubes) highlights the four elements - be in for a surprise! The view of the village with the lake at its centre is charming. Reith is home to several cafes, restaurants, shops and banks as well as public toilets. The toilets are easily accessible on the way from the path to the centre. The tourist office is opposite the Gemeindeamt (local authorities). From here on follow the Dorfstrasse in a southerly direction and turn left at the crossroads back to the Reitherkogelbahn. During Reitherkogelbahn gondola, lift running times toilets are also accessible here.
Author
Manuel Hufnagel
Additional information
For further information please visit the Reith im Alpbachtal tourist office or contact a "St. Hildegardverein Reith i.A." member.
Safety guidelines
The adapted trail is barrier-free for people with limited mobility.
Author’s recommendation
The Hildegard garden is open daily and particularly worth visiting from April - October.
Directions
The wheelchair-accessible path leading through Reith im Alpbachtal, offering many impressive views starts at the Reitherkogelbahn car park. The path leads northwards to Sonnbichl. At the "Neue Mittelschule" a trail to the left takes one to Tyrol's first Hildegard von Bingen Display and Recreation Garden in REITH i.A. The path continues in a westerly direction and shortly one reaches the Samer-bench at Seerain. Further, towards the west, the path leads to the viewing platform, where one looks down on the castles and Matzen Park below. Letting ones gaze wander one is rewarded with views of the majestic Rofan Range. Follow the path in a southerly direction towards Neudorf until the crossroad with the Dorfstraße. Turn left at Galerie Schmidt and continue eastwards along the Hildegard-von-Bingen-Path back to Reith village centre. After approx. 350m, turn left and follow the Seeleit trail to the village centre. There are several inviting benches along the path leading around the Reith Lake. A peak through one of the Visholos (innovative info cubes) highlights the four elements - be in for a surprise! The view of the village with the lake at its centre is charming. Reith is home to several cafes, restaurants, shops and banks as well as public toilets. The toilets are easily accessible on the way from the path to the centre. The tourist office is opposite the Gemeindeamt (local authorities). From here on follow the Dorfstrasse in a southerly direction and turn left at the crossroads back to the Reitherkogelbahn. During Reitherkogelbahn gondola, lift running times toilets are also accessible here.
Author
Manuel Hufnagel
Additional information
For further information please visit the Reith im Alpbachtal tourist office or contact a "St. Hildegardverein Reith i.A." member.
Safety guidelines
The adapted trail is barrier-free for people with limited mobility.
Author’s recommendation
The Hildegard garden is open daily and particularly worth visiting from April - October.
Stroller friendly
Barrier-free
Round trip
Rest stop
Family friendly
Details
Max. Altitude | 653 |
Start | Reitherkogelbahn car park, Reith im Alpbachtal |
End | Reitherkogelbahn car park, Reith im Alpbachtal |
Public access | By car via Brixlegg on the L5 to the Bauhof (recycling collection point) Reith crossing, turn right and follow the road downhill to the Reitherkogelbahn car park.
Google Maps directions |
Public transport | By bus: no. 4074 Departure times: |
Parking | Free parking at the Reitherkogelbahn car park |
Equipment | Comfortable clothing, sturdy shoes |


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