Start of the hike: The tour begins at the Patscherkofel mountain station.
Guide: A nature guide accompanies the hike and shares his knowledge of the alpine flora.
Route:
Circular walk in the Alpine Garden: explore Austria's highest botanical garden, which has been owned by the University of Innsbruck since 1930.
Plant diversity: Discover an impressive variety of alpine plant species from all over the world, including dwarf shrub heath, high forest and tall herbaceous flora.
Return:
By cable car down to the valley: After the hike, take the cable car back down to the valley in comfort.
Optional return journey: Continue by bus J or the forest train back to the town.
Cost: Special price for the one-off ascent and descent: € 10 per person.
Important information:
Bring along: Sturdy shoes, clothing suitable for the weather, and possibly a small water bottle.
Altitude: The Alpine Garden is situated in a high alpine location, so you should be prepared for a fresh breeze and possibly cool temperatures.
This hike is ideal for nature and plant lovers who want to get to know the alpine flora in an impressive setting. It combines an experience of nature with in-depth knowledge and offers a relaxed return trip to the valley.
Facts
Difficulty level: easy
Duration: approx. 3-4 h
Cancellation in case of bad weather
Photos: Innsbruck Tourismus | Kathrin Baumann, Christian Vorhofer, Rosie Schwarz, Helga Andreatta