Character
A more comfortable alpine river route from Formarinsee to Füssen, with villages, gorges and a less technical profile.

A relaxed alpine river route along the Lech — ideal for a first trek with a mountain backdrop.
Lechweg follows the river from the mountains toward Bavaria. It offers alpine character without extreme technical difficulty and suits those who prefer a more comfortable multi-day walk.
Quick orientation of the route line, start, end and elevation profile.
Elevation data for stage points is indicative, derived from Copernicus DEM GLO-90 after geocoding stage locations via OSM; problematic points are manually verified from map or trail sources. Verify against the specific GPX/map before your trip.
Map data: OpenStreetMap contributors, displayed via Waymarked Trails.
Lechweg is a more comfortable trail with hotels and guesthouses. Costs rise in Lech, Warth and Füssen.
June to September; the start of season depends on access to Formarinsee.
A more comfortable alpine river route from Formarinsee to Füssen, with villages, gorges and a less technical profile.
Beginners, couples and hikers who want the Alps with a bed every evening.
6–8 days. Pace can be easily adjusted to hotel and bus connections.
The start is approached via Lech and Formarinsee; the end is in Füssen with a train connection. Accommodation is hotel and guesthouse.
Villages are regular so you only need daily water and a snack. Check restaurants are open outside the main season.
No permit; stay on the marked trail and follow local rules in protected sections.
June to September; the start of season depends on access to Formarinsee.
Lechweg is rated as Easy. A more comfortable alpine river route from Formarinsee to Füssen, with villages, gorges and a less technical profile.
Lechweg usually takes 6–8 days. 6–8 days. Pace can be easily adjusted to hotel and bus connections.
No permit; stay on the marked trail and follow local rules in protected sections.
Villages are regular so you only need daily water and a snack. Check restaurants are open outside the main season.
Real shots from the trail by people who walked it — coming soon.