Berwang — from the church to the meadows below the Thaneller

The pointed church tower marks the end of Berwang, where houses give way to the path through the meadows.

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A church spire and village roofs stand below the snowy slopes of the Thaneller.
Berwang below the Thaneller. Photograph by T.M.O.F.T.M.O.F. / Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 2.0

Aus der Quelle

Berwang is a mountain village in Tyrol’s Reutte district. The settlement sits below the Thaneller, and its church marks the end of the built village on the walking route across the meadows towards Rinnen.

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Tyrol lists Berwang and Rinnen as separate settlements in the same municipality. The local walking route makes their relationship clear. It passes the church and the last houses of Berwang before crossing open ground and continuing towards Rinnen.

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Start at the church and use the signposted footpath towards Rinnen if conditions suit. Pause at the edge of the village to see how the church and roofs sit beneath the Thaneller.

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