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Karwendel cable car

Karwendel cable car – arrival at the top station with views of Lake Achensee and the surrounding mountain panorama. © Achensee Tourismus

logo Karwendel cable car © Karwendel-Bergbahn

Karwendel cable car in Pertisau - departure at the valley station © Karwendel-Bergbahn

The Karwendel cable car is barrier-free for wheelchair users. © Achensee Tourismus

Karwendel Cable Car in winter – ascent to the Zwölferkopf. © Karwendel-Bergbahn

the digital ticket purchase at the Karwendel mountain railway is also easily accessible for wheelchair users © Achensee Tourismus

The Karwendel cable car offers an easy way for visitors to see breathtaking panoramic views of Lake Achensee and the surrounding mountains. In just a few minutes the gondolas transport visitors up the Zwölferkopf mountain to an elevation of 1,480 metres. At the top, paragliders can be watched preparing for take-off, as they have chosen the mountain as their favourite starting point due to its special thermal. The quaint Bärenbadalm mountain hut is a half hour walk from the mountain station and offers many Tirolean delicacies. The summit of the 1,991 metre high Bärenkopf can be reached in two hours.

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