Barrier-free path - Lenk circular route

The route starts at Lenk train station in the Simme valley with a short "sightseeing tour" through the lively little village – past inviting restaurants, café-bars, and various shops. Not far from the village is the Lenkerseeli (Rohresee) in the eponymous nature reserve. Ducks and other native birds can be observed here. The mountain backdrop with a view of the 3,244-meter-high Wildstrubel is also impressive.

Of course, a visit to the Alpine culture playground right next to the lake should not be missed. The alp is literally brought into the valley here: with an alpine hut, playground equipment made from natural materials, fire pits, and the Strubeli railway, the approximately 7,000 square meter area has a lot to offer. Those hungry and thirsty can stop at the Lenkerseeli kiosk.

The path leads past romantic rest spots, over the Iffigbach, and continues through a quietly situated forest section. The subsequent crossing of the wooden bridge, which spans the approximately 55-kilometer-long Simme, is already the turning point of the route. Straight along the river, whose rushing sound accompanies you along the way, the village center Lenk is soon in sight. You can stop again at the KUSPO (Course and Sports Center) or in the village before the route ends at the train station.