Arlenweg Loop

Sankt Anton am Arlberg, Austria

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Distance

4.11 miles

Elevation Gain

1165 ft

Route Type

Loop

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Added by Kyle Frost

Arlenweg Loop, easily accessible from St Anton, has views aplenty. If you go counter-clockwise, you can start from anywhere in central St Anton and head towards Nasserein. Follow signs for the Arlenweg. The trail climbs through lush forest for a bit before leveling off to traverse the mountainside. Enjoy beautiful views of St. Anton, the Rendl and the Saumspitze as you pass through meadows and openings in the forest. You'll loop back into St. Anton by way of the Mühltobelweg. The trail can also be done the opposite direction! All-in-all, an extremely pleasant short hike that is accessible from town.

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