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Via Alpina Purple A61
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9.0 km
Distance
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2h 15min
Est. duration
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Moderate
Difficulty
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Linear
Route type
Linderhof - Kenzenhütte
At 9.0 km, this is a comfortable half-day walk for most hikers. At an average walking pace, plan for roughly 2 hours.
As a linear trail, this route has distinct start and end points. Return transport is worth arranging in advance unless you plan to walk back the same way. The trail is officially waymarked as VA-A61, so look out for the trail markers along the way.
Part of the International Walking Network (IWN), this route connects to a continent-spanning long-distance trail system. It meets the highest standards of waymarking, surface quality, and route documentation.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How long is the Via Alpina Purple A61 hiking route?
Via Alpina Purple A61 is 9.0 km long.
How much time should I allow for Via Alpina Purple A61?
Most walkers allow around 2h 15min for Via Alpina Purple A61 at a comfortable pace.
Is Via Alpina Purple A61 a circular or linear route?
Via Alpina Purple A61 is a linear route, not a loop. Return transport from the finish point is recommended.
What are the start coordinates of Via Alpina Purple A61?
The trailhead for Via Alpina Purple A61 is located near 47.5692, 10.9547.
Is Via Alpina Purple A61 suitable for beginners?
Via Alpina Purple A61 is suitable for walkers with some experience. A basic level of fitness is recommended.
Who maintains the Via Alpina Purple A61 trail?
Via Alpina Purple A61 is maintained and managed by via-alpina.org.
Is Via Alpina Purple A61 part of a larger trail network?
Yes, Via Alpina Purple A61 is part of the International Walking Network (IWN), connecting this route to a wider network of long-distance hiking trails.