Weinberg-Runde Kundl

Gentle, open, and close to nature – the Weinberg Loop is your 11.2 km running route along streams, meadows, and wide-open views around Kundl. Perfect for anyone who loves to combine movement with nature and enjoyment.

Length 11.22 km

Duration 1:10 h

Altitude

38 hm

40 hm

The Weinberg Loop – your running moment between water, wide open spaces, and the essence of Tyrolean life

You start in Kundl – the morning sun peeks over the rooftops, the air is crisp, and you just know: today’s going to be a good day. The Weinberg Loop isn’t a race. It’s your personal feel-good run, nestled in a gentle, varied landscape.

Right from the start, the Kundler Ache flows by your side. Its soft babble matches your pace. The path is flat, the surface easy on your feet. You find your flow – no pressure, just running, just being.

A bit further, the Gießenbach joins you. Clear, fresh, full of life. Nature plays its own concert here – and you're right in the middle of it. With every step, you recharge, without it ever feeling like effort.

The landscape opens up. You run through the Altwiesen – wide meadows that bring a sense of freedom. Fields, fresh air, and a calm view stretching out to the horizon. All that matters is the moment – and your own rhythm.

Then it’s a gentle ascent toward Weinberg. No tough climb, just a path that feels good. You're rewarded with sweeping views and that grounded feeling of being exactly where you're meant to be – in yourself, and in this landscape.

The loop gently closes, bringing you back to Kundl. 11.2 kilometers filled with lightness, connection to nature, and the true spirit of Tyrol.

The Weinberg Loop is more than a run. It’s movement with a view, a gentle adventure – and maybe your new favorite trail. Ready? Then lace up and head out.

Round trip

Start in the valley

Details

Max. Altitude	545
Start	Parking Kundler Klamm
End	Parking Kundler Klamm
Public access	Take the A12 motorway exit Wörgl West towards Kundl, or Take the B171 from Rattenberg to Kundl, or Take the L211 from Kramsach to Breitenbach, then cross the bridge to Kundl.
Public transport	www.vvt.at
Equipment	Check weather & trail conditions Rain, snow, or closed paths? Always check the forecast and trail info before your run. Wear the right gear Trail running shoes with good grip and weather-appropriate clothing are a must. Don’t forget your phone – just in case. Run safely Watch out for roots, slippery spots, and loose gravel – especially downhill. Better to run with control than too fast. Stay hydrated & fueled Bring a water bottle or hydration pack – especially on warm days. A small snack never hurts. Respect nature & wildlife Stay on marked trails, take your trash with you, and keep your distance from wild animals. Have an emergency plan Let someone know your route. If in doubt – take a break or call for help. Shoes & Clothing Trail running shoes with good grip, plus weatherproof and breathable clothing. Hydration & Backpack Hydration pack or running belt – make sure to bring enough water. Safety & Emergency Phone with a full battery, a small first-aid kit, and an emergency blanket just in case. Useful Extras GPS watch or app for navigation, sunglasses and sunscreen – trekking poles optional.