Hiking bus brings new routes to the Achental: Discover nature!

Hiking bus brings new routes to the Achental: Discover nature!

The anticipation for the hiking season in Achental is increasing: On May 26, 2025, the new hiking bus starts, which offers a significant expansion in relation to last season. The initiative has the common goal of the Achtal communities, including Unterwössen, Marquartstein, Staudach-Egerndach and Schlasing, together with Reit im Winkl, to improve mobility in the region and at the same time reduce environmental impact. According to Samerberger Nachrichten , the hiking bus will now drive five days a week, Monday to Friday, which means a significant gain in flexibility for hiking enthusiasts.

The new season not only promises an increased frequency, but also additional stops. The stopping points at the valley station of the high panel railway in Marquartstein and the Mühlwinkl stop in Staudach-Egerndach are new to the timetable. Existing destinations such as deleting, the long time and Winklmoos-Alm remain, which offers hikers the opportunity to explore the impressive nature of the Achental.

sustainability and accessibility in focus

A central goal of the hiking bus is to relieve heavily frequented hiking parking spaces and the reduction of private transport. This enables hikers, crossing tours between Reit im Winkl and the Achental or within the Achental without taking a car. In order to further support this initiative, those responsible have developed a flyer with specific tour proposals that are digitally available on the tourism of the Achental Tourismus and Reit im Winkl.

The hiking bus is not only a means of transportation, but also an example of future -oriented mobility in the region and was even awarded the special prize for sustainability as part of the ADAC Tourism Award. The cooperation between Reit im Winkl and the Achental communities is successfully described and shows the potential to expand the hiking bus into a nationwide mobility concept for the entire region.

Information on accessibility

For the website of the hiking bus, it is also paid to accessibility. The developers are committed to complying with the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines 2.1 (WCAG 2.1) at the AA level. Users with different disabilities such as visual impairments or motor impairments receive special support. For example, the website offers a barrier -free interface that enables users to adapt the user interface.

The website uses a AI-based application that continuously optimizes the barrier-free degree, while Aria attributes are implemented to ensure that screen reader can effectively use the website. In addition to basic accessibility functions, users can also adapt font size, font, distances and colors according to their needs. A look at the list of supported disabled professions illustrates the commitment to inclusion in digital space:

• epilepsy -proof mode
• visual impaired mode
• cognitive disability mode
• ADHD-friendly mode
• blindness mode
• keyboard navigation profile for motor -impaired

These precautions show that both the physical and digital mobility in Achental is taken seriously, which makes the region even more attractive for all visiting. Further information on the timetable and the barrier -free offers can be found on the Achental website.

Overall, the hiking bus in the Achental offers a promising solution that not only meets the needs of hikers, but also contributes to sustainable tourism in the region. Information is available at achental.com .