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Rechenau - Kaisers Loop Sölden
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Winterwandern - SöldenPhoto: Roland Grüner, Ötztal
From there you turn right onto the forestry path above the meadows to Kaisers.
From Kaisers you can either walk the same way back or you can take the paved road along the Ötztaler Ache via Schmiedhof and Rechenau back to the Freizeit Arena Sölden.
Author’s recommendation
You also pass the playground "Waldele" on the way.
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Please inform yourself about the conditions and status of the respective winter hiking trail at Ötztal Tourismus.
Ötztal Tourismus
T +43 (0) 57 200 200
soelden@oetztal.com
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More details about winter hiking in Ötztal:Winterwalking Trails Ötzvalley
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From there you turn right onto the forestry path above the meadows to Kaisers.
From Kaisers you can either walk the same way back or you can take the paved road along the Ötztaler Ache via Schmiedhof and Rechenau back to the Freizeit Arena Sölden.
Public transport
Public-transport-friendly
Enjoy a comfortable and relaxing train ride to the train station Ötztal Bahnhof. You get off the train in ÖTZTAL Bahnhof where you change to a public bus or local taxi.The current bus schedule can be found at: http://fahrplan.vvt.at
Directions
The drive to the ÖTZTAL. Located in Tyrol, the ÖTZTAL branches off to the south as the longest side valley of the Eastern Alps. Arriving by car leads guests over the Inn Valley to the valley entrance and further along the Ötztal. In addition to the toll motorway can also be used on rural roads. With the route planner, the journey can be quickly and easily determined:To the route planner: https://www.google.at/maps
Parking
The following parking facilities are available in Sölden:- Parking lot Postplatz
- Giggijochbahn + underground garage
All parking is free during the day.
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Equipment
It is recommended to wear hiking equipment such as weather-resistant outdoor clothing, ankle-high mountain boots, wind, rain and sun protection, cap and gloves.It is also important to bring food, water, a first-aid package, a cell phone and a hiking map.
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