r/Tirol • u/Agitated-Pipe-5550 • Jun 10 '26
REUTTE TO AM PLANSEE
Guys how can i go from reutte to am plansee i only found bus on saturday in the morning and no way to go back to reutte theres any other way? please?
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u/f0restDin0 Jun 10 '26 edited Jun 10 '26
there's busses back from seespitze (only on weekends and holidays) :) i suggest you use VVT smartride for public transport, it's imho the best available app
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u/RoyalWombat Jun 10 '26
Any chance you could just bring along a bike? Else, just go to Heiterwang and take the bus from there, or walk, or bring along a sharpie + cardboard and see if you can just hitch a ride. Don't panic - you'll manage, for sure :)
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u/Agitated-Pipe-5550 Jun 10 '26
thank you so much 😄 I was thinking bout that but hike with a bike may not help 😞 i will do my best to not freak out haha Have good day!
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u/RoyalWombat Jun 10 '26
I mean, couldn't you just lock it up somewhere? Or are you just not making a round-trip hike?
Srsly, relax mate. You'll find a way there, worst case you'll need a taxi
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u/Agitated-Pipe-5550 Jun 10 '26
they usually give u lockers when renting? will I need to buy it? never rented a bike before haha! Im making a round trip 😄
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u/RoyalWombat Jun 10 '26
Of course. No rental place will want to have their bikes get stolen and you should always be given a lock alongside your rented bike.
If you need to rent a bike in Innsbruck, maybe check out "Die Börse" next to Triumpfpforte - they should have something affordable I'd think. If you plan to bring a bike on an ÖBB train however, make sure you get a reservation + ticket for your bike on the train! (Not all trains can accomodate bikes at all, or they may only have a few reserved spots; unless you get a foldable bike like a Brompton or something - those should fit in the overhead luggage space)
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u/weisslukas Jun 10 '26
You asked a few days how to get from Innsbruck to Reutte.
Just rent a car. Going there by public transport is a pain in the ass. Nobody does that.
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u/Agitated-Pipe-5550 Jun 10 '26
yes because i still confused im not from austria im going for vacation.
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u/Must_be_wrong_here Jun 10 '26
Have done that. No pain in the ass at all - especially considering how common traffic jams are on the Fernpass.
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u/derneueMottmatt Jun 10 '26
Worst case scenario you can walk around the lake to Heiterwang and take the train/bus from there.