Water Adventure along the Alluvial Forest Trail
20 to 90 minutes
1.5 kilometres (shortcut available)
Do you feel like a jungle adventure?
You've come to the right place! The adventure slide is a gateway to another world: follow the path through the thicket and beneath the tall trees, solve the mysteries waiting for you along the way, make your way hand over hand along the rope across the deep waterhole and cross the stream with a raft.
Wandering through an alluvial forest is a real wilderness adventure. In the shade of the trees, our Alluvial Forest Trail invites you to observe closely and solve the riddles along the way.
- Why does the Lech river have its special turquoise-green colour?
- Which rare animals and plants are native to the alluvial forest?
- What power does the water hold?
- How high was the water level during the last century flood?
Tips:
If you leave the Alluvial Forest Trail at about halfway, you can reach the famous Lechfall waterfall in three minutes on foot via steps (signposts available).
Barrier-free start of the circular trail: walk towards Tyrol and past the exhibition building, after about 50 metres, a step-free gravel path leads down into the alluvial forest.
Barrier-free start of the circular trail: walk towards Tyrol and past the exhibition building, after about 50 metres, a step-free gravel path leads down into the alluvial forest.
Start of the Alluvial Forest Trail
The circular trail starts next to the exhibition building in the direction of the Tyrol. The best way to enter is to go down into the alluvial forest with momentum on our long slide. You can also start the trail by using a natural staircase or a barrier-free path.
Along the way, two adventure playgrounds await you with unusual play equipment and wooden objects for climbing and balancing. Comfy wooden benches and areas of shade are ideal for picnics and breaks. Our water points in the alluvial forest, the old arms of the Lech river, are only for the daring: There is a bridge where you can shimmy across the water, a raft to cross the river and knee-deep water holes. The sandy, loamy ground is ideal for walking barefoot.
Along the way, two adventure playgrounds await you with unusual play equipment and wooden objects for climbing and balancing. Comfy wooden benches and areas of shade are ideal for picnics and breaks. Our water points in the alluvial forest, the old arms of the Lech river, are only for the daring: There is a bridge where you can shimmy across the water, a raft to cross the river and knee-deep water holes. The sandy, loamy ground is ideal for walking barefoot.
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