Oberlangkampfen: Marien-Weg, Inn Cycle Path and Local History

Oberlangkampfen offers several local themes to help you plan your trip: listed historic buildings, the EUREGIO Marien-Weg M1, Stage 06 of the Inn Cycle Path, historical work on the bend in the Inn, and riding opportunities at the Weberhof. These cater to different interests, from pilgrimage and culture to cycling, local history and horse riding. You can decide which of the following points of interest to focus on based on the historical connection or activity that matters to you during your stay.

Listed Historic Sites

The Catholic branch church of St. George, the cemetery and the war memorial in Oberlangkampfen are listed historic sites. The Widum Oberlangkampfen, also known as the Benefiziatenhaus, is also protected. The Tyrolean heritage register dated 30 June 2025 lists these named places as protected historic sites. To help you find your way, it is useful to distinguish between the names: Widum and Benefiziatenhaus are two names for the same house. This gives you several clearly identified points of interest for exploring the area's cultural history: the church, cemetery and war memorial on the one hand, and the Widum on the other.

Pilgrimage Route and Branch Church

The EUREGIO Marien-Weg M1 passes through Oberlangkampfen; St. George's branch church on Wegscheidstraße lies along the route. This connects the route with a specific church that is also one of the listed historic buildings. For a pilgrimage-focused visit, this connection between the route name and the branch church provides a clear local point of interest. The designation M1 helps you distinguish this route clearly from the Inn Cycle Path when planning your trip.

Local History on the Bend in the Inn

Historically, shipbuilders (Schopper) and boatmen worked on the bend in the Inn at Oberlangkampfen. The two terms refer to different occupations: Schopper built ships, while boatmen operated them. This adds a distinct perspective on work on the Inn to the history of the named buildings and memorial sites. The focus at the historic sites is on their protected status; the bend in the Inn, by contrast, offers a historical perspective on work along the river. If you would like to explore local history not only through historic sites but also through earlier occupations, this history of the bend in the Inn offers another way to do so.

Inn Cycle Path: Directions for Stage 06

On Stage 06 of the Inn Cycle Path, the route turns right before St. George's Church, leaves Oberlangkampfen and rejoins the main road. For cyclists, this provides three consecutive landmarks to follow: the turn before the church, the edge of the village and the return to the main road. The church features differently here than on the Marien-Weg: the branch church lies along that route, while the cycling stage turns off before reaching it. The routes also use different names for the branch church: Heiliger Georg in the stage description and St. Georg on the M1.

Horse Riding at the Weberhof

Haflinger rides and pony rides are available at the Weberhof in Oberlangkampfen. This adds a specific horse-riding option to your trip planning alongside the routes and historical themes. If either activity is important to you, check availability for your travel dates with the Weberhof in advance.

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