Kitzbühel
At the Bikepark & Bergbahn St. Johann • only 20 minutes to Kitzbühel • Hiking and climbing at the Wilder Kaiser • SuperSki Card ski pass with 2,750 km of slopes
At the Bikepark & Bergbahn St. Johann • only 20 minutes to Kitzbühel • Hiking and climbing at the Wilder Kaiser • SuperSki Card ski pass with 2,750 km of slopes
Zillertal
1,300 km of bike tours • Top bike destination in the Alps • Hiking & climbing • 179 lifts / 508 km of slopes • Only 600 m to the Hochzillertal ski area • 10 min to the Zillertal Arena
1,300 km of bike tours • Top bike destination in the Alps • Hiking & climbing • 179 lifts / 508 km of slopes • Only 600 m to the Hochzillertal ski area • 10 min to the Zillertal Arena
Bad Kleinkirchheim / Carinthia
In town: St. Kathrein Thermal Spa & Römerbad • 15 minutes from the most beautiful bathing lakes in Carinthia • incl. Sunshine Card • September & October including Carinthia Card with free cable car & more
In town: St. Kathrein Thermal Spa & Römerbad • 15 minutes from the most beautiful bathing lakes in Carinthia • incl. Sunshine Card • September & October including Carinthia Card with free cable car & more
Garmisch
Great location in the Kuhflucht nature and recreation park with views of the Zugspitze and Alpspitze • 5km to Garmisch-Partenkirchen • Eibsee • Partnachklamm • Near the hotel: heated outdoor pool, sports center
Great location in the Kuhflucht nature and recreation park with views of the Zugspitze and Alpspitze • 5km to Garmisch-Partenkirchen • Eibsee • Partnachklamm • Near the hotel: heated outdoor pool, sports center
Stubai Valley / NEW: now open
Open since November 15, 2024 • Skiing at over 3,000 m • Austria's largest glacier • 4 ski areas • Alpine pastures and mountain lakes • Stubai High Trail • Schlick 2000 Bike Park
Open since November 15, 2024 • Skiing at over 3,000 m • Austria's largest glacier • 4 ski areas • Alpine pastures and mountain lakes • Stubai High Trail • Schlick 2000 Bike Park
Oberstdorf
Germany's southernmost holiday resort • perfect starting point for mountain hikes and bike tours • 200 km of hiking trails at all altitudes • Germany's largest and highest ski area
Germany's southernmost holiday resort • perfect starting point for mountain hikes and bike tours • 200 km of hiking trails at all altitudes • Germany's largest and highest ski area
Montafon
Piz Buin, Silvretta-Montafon with 300km of ski slopes • Silvretta High Alpine Road • directly at the Mountain Beach, 270km of bike trails
Piz Buin, Silvretta-Montafon with 300km of ski slopes • Silvretta High Alpine Road • directly at the Mountain Beach, 270km of bike trails
Hinterstoder
Ideal location at the valley station of the Hinterstoder cable car • Just a few steps from the village center • Active Card: 40 free and 20 bonus services daily
Ideal location at the valley station of the Hinterstoder cable car • Just a few steps from the village center • Active Card: 40 free and 20 bonus services daily
Neuschwanstein
At the Alpspitzbahn in Nesselwang with summer tobogganing & Alpspitzkick • only 20 minutes to the royal castles • slopes, ski school, children's ski area & daily night skiing directly at the hotel
At the Alpspitzbahn in Nesselwang with summer tobogganing & Alpspitzkick • only 20 minutes to the royal castles • slopes, ski school, children's ski area & daily night skiing directly at the hotel
Berchtesgaden
A few minutes from the famous Königssee • Berchtesgaden National Park • Watzmann • Kehlsteinhaus • Berchtesgaden Salt Mine • Outdoor pool only 200 m away • NEW: Jenner cable car
A few minutes from the famous Königssee • Berchtesgaden National Park • Watzmann • Kehlsteinhaus • Berchtesgaden Salt Mine • Outdoor pool only 200 m away • NEW: Jenner cable car
Ötztal
AREA 47 • 1,600 km of hiking trails • 870 km of mountain bike routes • WIDIVERSUM • Ötzi Village • Umhausen Birds of Prey Park • Stuibenfall
AREA 47 • 1,600 km of hiking trails • 870 km of mountain bike routes • WIDIVERSUM • Ötzi Village • Umhausen Birds of Prey Park • Stuibenfall
Bring on your hiking boots!
Let's go up the mountain :)
Let's go up the mountain :)
Hiking in autumn - these are the tips you should keep in mind when hiking in autumn
After the warm summer months, the beautiful autumn is upon us. You might be thinking, "Great, but what am I supposed to do with all this information?" So for us, it means we're looking forward to the great hikes in the mountains!
Hello Autumn - We Are READY for YOU!
Autumn offers the PERFECT conditions to extend the hiking season that began in the summer. With these valuable tips, you too can rediscover the hiking season in autumn.
Hiking in autumn: What to consider
#1. First Things First
It all depends on the right autumn tour in the mountains. In autumn the sun sets earlier. This means that the time for your hiking tour is shortened. The tour in autumn should be a maximum of six hours, because the paths can often become muddy or slippery in autumn and therefore take more time. Tip: Check out the webcam for the region before the tour; this often shows how long the sun can be expected. We know, it's very smart.
#2. Better to go lower than higher
What does that mean? Let us explain: Trails at higher elevations are often icy in the morning, frequently wet during the day, and often don't dry properly in the low autumn temperatures. Therefore, you should choose a lower-lying trail in the fall to avoid the danger of slippery trails. North-facing slopes are also shaded and often colder.
#3. It's getting cold in here, so put back on your clothes
Warm, cold, wet, cold, warm...the weather often has a hard time making up its mind in the fall. The onion principle will be your friend and helper in the fall.
- Underlayer: functional underwear that lets sweat through. Tip: choose thin underwear made of merino wool, which dries faster than cotton.
- Intermediate layer: the best option is the well-known and warm fleece.
- Outer layer: Wind and water-repellent, breathable jacket with a hood. A softshell jacket offers plenty of freedom of movement and is breathable, while a hardshell jacket offers more resistance to wind and rain. The choice is yours.
- Gloves and a warm hat are also essential for your autumn tour.
Tip: Be sure to take a second T-shirt and socks with you in case you sweat or your clothes get wet.
Hiking in autumn: Tips for safe hiking in autumn
#4. What else do I need?
Poles and a headlamp are a must for safety in the fall. Sturdy hiking boots with high shafts and non-slip treads provide secure footing and protect you from the rain. Hiking socks help prevent blisters and abrasions on your feet.
Tip: Thin liners also reduce the friction that can otherwise occur between the soles of your feet and your hiking socks.
#5. Don't get hangry
The general rule is: Snacks taste best in the mountains. This is a scientifically proven fact (tested by us 😉). So feel free to pack some provisions. After a hike, your body can experience low blood sugar, so it's good to have something sweet to snack on. And if you prefer to eat at the hut, check the opening times in advance so you don't end up starving and standing in front of a closed door.
#6. Do you know the timetable?
If you are traveling to the starting point of your tour using public transport, then also find out about the bus timetables. It can sometimes happen that the regional buses run differently from week to week. A look at the current timetable can save you a lot of thinking later on.
Are you ready for autumn?
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