Walking and hiking tours
Difficulty: medium
Jakobsweg from Breitenbach am Inn to Strass im Zillertal
Segment of the Way of Saint James through th Inn Valley
Length
25.32 km
Duration
7:00 h
Altitude
260 hm
330 hm
Breitenbach am Inn: Two St. James Way paths converge in "Glatzham" – one from Kufstein and one from Wörgl. From Glatzham walk along the main road in a westerly direction for approx. 500 m, then turn right and after approx. 100 m turn left and walk the gentle uphil route to the hamlet Berg. The sweeping views over the Inn Valley are breath-taking. Walk downhill (don’t miss the "Jakobswegkastl" at a bench next to an imposing oak tree – a small wayside fortification awaits you) towards the "Gatterer“ chapel. Continue along the gentle downhill path, cross the road and walk to the Kleinsöll church. Rejoin the main path and turn left at the large fountain (shortly before the church) - look out for the signposts – turn immediately right and walk along a meadow trail to the main road (the trail ends exactly opposite the Gasthof Krämerwirt). Museum of Tyrolean Farmhouses. At the museum, turn left and follow the signs. At a farmhouse, the path continues down to the River Inn and towards Kramsach and the "Waidach" chapel. Rattenberg is Austria’s smallest town! Walk through town andMatzen Park, passing the tennis courts to the parks playground and then downhill to Matzen Castle and Gut Matzen. Walk past to the north of the building through the park to Lipperheide Castle. Bear left after the castle and follow the road to St. Gertraudi and to the bridge crossing the Ziller River.
Author
Alpbachtal Tourismus
Author’s recommendation
For assistance in finding accommodation along the way please contact one of our tourist offices: +43 5337 21200,info@alpbachtal.at
Author
Alpbachtal Tourismus
Author’s recommendation
For assistance in finding accommodation along the way please contact one of our tourist offices: +43 5337 21200,info@alpbachtal.at
Rest stop
Details
Max. Altitude | 680 |
Start | Breitenbach |
End | St. Gertraudi |
Public access | depending on where you start the tour |
Public transport | www.vvt.at |
Parking | depending on where you start the tour |
Equipment | Sturdy shoes and protective clothing. |


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