The Lechweg is a medium-difficulty long-distance hiking trail and leads through our Alpine region, which is also one of the last wild river landscapes in Europe. An untamed Lech, people shaped by the landscape and legendary stories are waiting for you! 125 kilometres of the Lech Trail connect five regions and two countries: Austria with the Vorarlberg Arlberg area and the Tyrolean nature park region of Lechtal and Reutte, as well as the southern Allgäu in Germany. The river Lech rises from its source near the Formarin lake in Vorarlberg and flows after an exciting and untamed course through beautiful regions into the Lechfall in Füssen in the Allgäu. The numerous stages lead past one of the largest ibex colonies in Europe, past a waterfall that magically dries up and rises again every year, and over the longest pedestrian bridge in Austria that is accessible free of charge. Not to be forgotten are at the end of the path the Bavarian royal palaces! Turquoise blue and crystal clear water, sanded rock slabs and small wooden bridges are a real treat for the eyes.