Brach(ial)-Runde Kundl

Challenging running route to push your limits. Steep climbs, narrow trails, and demanding descents make this a real adventure – perfect for anyone ready to test their boundaries!

Length 9.62 km

Duration 1:30 h

Altitude

570 hm

Ready for a challenge that helps you grow? The Brach(ial) Loop lives up to its name: 9.6 kilometers, 570 meters of elevation gain, and nothing but pure nature – this is trail running with a view and a real sense of achievement.

Right from the start, it gets serious: the "Besinnungsweg" greets you – but today, it's not about reflection, it's about energy. You feel your body kicking into gear, your breath syncing with the rhythm of your steps. Switchback after switchback, you climb higher – with every meter, you leave everyday life behind.

The path leads through quiet forest sections, past fragrant forest floors and moss-covered stones. And then – the first distant view. Peaks rise before you, the valley spreads out below. This is when you know: every step is worth it.

At the top, the Brachalm awaits – a place to catch your breath. The wide-open view fills you with pride, the panorama clears your mind. Maybe you pause for a moment, soak it all in – before heading downhill again.

The descent promises pure flow: smooth forest roads and the toboggan track carry you swiftly back to the valley. Your legs move almost by themselves, the breeze brushes your face, adrenaline lightens your stride.

And then – the finish line. You feel the warmth in your muscles, the tingling in your fingertips – and that indescribable feeling of having truly achieved something.

The Brach(ial) Loop is no walk in the park. And that’s exactly what makes it special. Ready to push your limits?

Round trip

Start in the valley

Details

Max. Altitude	1094
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
Parking	Parking Kundler Klamm
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.