Lermoos: Mountain Trails, Grubigstein and Rococo

Lermoos lies at the foot of Grubigstein and is known for its views of the Wetterstein massif. It is also home to the Grubigstein cable car, mountain trails, two adventure trails and the listed parish church of St Catherine. The destinations have different starting points and focuses: cable car, trail, interactive experience or culture in the village. - Lermoos lies at the foot of Grubigstein and is known for its views of the Wetterstein massif. - The Grubigstein cable car connects Lermoos with the mountain area of Grubigstein. - The Moosles Explorer Trail begins at the middle station of the Grubigstein cable car at an altitude of 1,338 metres. - The Moosles Explorer Trail has seven explorer stations and is aimed at the whole family. - Moosles Magic Forest is an interactive play and adventure trail with nine stations for children and adults. - The Lermoos–Ehrwald Panorama Trail begins at Lermoos railway station. - The Catholic parish church of St Catherine is a listed building.

Mountain Setting and Trail Route

The Grubigstein cable car carries passengers from Lermoos in two sections to an altitude of 2,028 metres. The Moosles Explorer Trail begins at the cable car's middle station at an altitude of 1,338 metres and leads downhill to Lermoos along forest and meadow paths. The easy trail is 2.7 kilometres long; the walking time is approximately one hour. Seven explorer stations are located along the route. Grubigstein forms the backdrop to the trail and its stations. For planning the day, the start at the middle station is important because the trail does not begin in the valley village but leads from the mountain area down to Lermoos.

Experiences for Children and Adults

The Moosles Explorer Trail has seven explorer stations and offers fun and entertainment for the whole family against the backdrop of Grubigstein. Moosles Magic Forest is an interactive play and adventure trail with nine stations for children and adults. The two attractions have different focuses: the Explorer Trail combines an easy route with seven stations, while the Magic Forest offers an interactive experience with nine stations. This gives you a choice between a downhill hike and an independent play and adventure trail.

Parish Church and Historical Context

The Catholic parish church of St Catherine adds a cultural and historical dimension to the focus on nature and trails. The building is a later offshoot of the Füssen School of Architecture and, viewed as a whole, forms a beautiful Rococo ensemble. The shell was built from 1751 to 1754; the tower was remodelled from 1761 to 1768.

Accommodation as a Starting Point for Different Plans

The three destinations have different starting points: The Grubigstein cable car leads from Lermoos in two sections to an altitude of 2,028 metres, the Lermoos–Ehrwald Panorama Trail begins at Lermoos railway station and the Explorer Trail at the cable car's middle station. For a stay in Lermoos, this means that depending on the destination for the day, the route begins in the village, at the railway station or only at the middle station. For further comparisons in the region, you can also find [Plansee](Plansee), [Grän](Grän), [Mitteregg](Mitteregg), [Bichlbach](Bichlbach), [Hinterbichl](Hinterbichl), [Ehenbichl](Ehenbichl), [Stanzach](Stanzach) and [Hinterhornbach](Hinterhornbach).

FAQ

How far does the Grubigstein cable car go?

The Grubigstein cable car carries passengers from Lermoos in two sections to an altitude of 2,028 metres.

Where does the Moosles Explorer Trail begin?

The Moosles Explorer Trail begins at the middle station of the Grubigstein cable car at an altitude of 1,338 metres and leads downhill to Lermoos along forest and meadow paths.

How long is the Moosles Explorer Trail?

The easy trail is 2.7 kilometres long; the walking time is approximately one hour.

What is Moosles Magic Forest?

Moosles Magic Forest is an interactive play and adventure trail with nine stations for children and adults.

Where does the Lermoos–Ehrwald Panorama Trail begin?

The Lermoos–Ehrwald Panorama Trail begins at Lermoos railway station.

When was the parish church of St Catherine built?

The shell of the church was built from 1751 to 1754. The tower was remodelled from 1761 to 1768. The church is a listed building and is a later offshoot of the Füssen School of Architecture.

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