Achensee Cycle Path – View of Lake Achensee and Pertisau loop from Maurach

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Zillertal

Schwaz

Pertisau

Achensee Cycle Path – View of Lake Achensee and Pertisau loop from Maurach

Easy

4.6

(295)

1,432

riders

Achensee Cycle Path – View of Lake Achensee and Pertisau loop from Maurach

01:34

27.9km

220m

Mountain biking

Easy mountain bike ride. Great for any fitness level. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 27, 2026

Waypoints

Start point

Train Station

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1.69 km

South Shore of Lake Achensee

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Crystal clear water in all shades of blue and turquoise – Lake Achensee is simply a dream! Swimming is possible all around the lake.

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4.54 km

View of Pertisau from the shore of Lake Achensee

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View of the town of Pertisau am Achensee. In the background you can see the Dristenkopf, Falzthurn and Feilkopf, all in the Karwendel Mountains.

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8.64 km

Achensee Cycle Path

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Wonderful bike path along the Achensee with beautiful views of the mountains!

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16.5 km

Achenkirch is perfectly accessible along the eastern shore of the Achensee on a beautiful bike path. Although paved but still a feast for the eyes! From here you can start a nice tour in the direction of Gufferthütte on the south side of the Blauberge.

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21.8 km

Achen Lake — Midsection

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Boat trips are very expensive

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23.3 km

View of Lake Achensee and Pertisau

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Apart from the beautiful lake view and the mountains in the background - this place is especially interesting if you have your accommodation in Pertisau. Because from here you have a completely different perspective on the promenade and the hotels on the lakeshore.

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26.5 km

Achensee Steam Train at Seespitz Station

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Jenbach-Seespitz or the other way around, great almost 8 kilometers duff duff drive 😆

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26.6 km

Achensee Lakeside Trail

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The Achensee is located north of Jenbach in Tirol, 380 m above the Inn Valley. Together with the Achental, it forms the border between the Karwendel Mountains in the west and the Brandenburg Alps in the east. The Achensee, which is up to 133 m deep, is the largest lake in Tyrol.

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27.9 km

End point

Train Station

Way Types & Surfaces

Way Types

19.2 km

7.57 km

668 m

475 m

< 100 m

Surfaces

26.7 km

766 m

454 m

Elevation

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Weather

Thursday 8 October

13°C

4°C

0 %

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Max wind speed: 5.0 km/h

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Comments

June 13, 2025,Dalfazerwasserfall am Achensee

Super beautiful waterfall!
Start and finish in Christlum, parking lot at Spar.
You'll need some breath going uphill. Even though it says the forest road is "stroller-friendly," that just means it's wide. The climb is challenging, though.
The view of the waterfall and the beautiful viewing platform make up for the effort!🤗

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August 21, 2022,Achenseerunde zum ersten Kennenlernen

Day one at the Achensee and the sun has taken over again. Not that I objected to yesterday's rain, but I would have watched from a safe vantage point.
The way at the Achensee is easy to drive and not too far. However, these could also be the reasons why the feeling of loneliness does not even begin to arise …

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March 3, 2024,Achensee Tour 🚴‍♀️ wegen Sturm 🌬abgebrochen🤨

The weather app said 🌞 and a few ☁️ today at 11 degrees. No more reliance.
There was no sign of the 🌞 over the lake today, and the temperatures weren't great either ☹️.
But the worst thing was the strong wind🌬, which really picked up speed in the afternoon, you could actually say a storm, so I had to …

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