Hiking with a dog in Austrian hiking villages

This beautiful hike with a dog takes you to the Styrian hiking and mountaineering village of Krakow. An insider's tip, as the small community with only 1,465 inhabitants is one of the few crowded hiking areas in Austria and therefore ideally suited to escape the stress and hectic pace of everyday life… read more

This hike in the Lesachtal welcomes both two and four-legged friends. In one of Carinthia's most beautiful and unspoiled valleys, mountains, wide meadows and a small river share an area that could not be more beautiful.



The moderate hike to the quaint Wieseralm, where you have covered about 400 meters… read more

In this approximately ten-kilometer hike, it goes on the Versalspitze in the European protected area Verwall. With your four-legged friend, you can best take the first 700 meters in altitude with the Tafamuntbahn, which starts from Partenen. For dogs, the transport is even free, but they must wear a… read more

If you want to explore the foothills of the limestone massif in the Styrian hiking village of Ramsau am Dachstein, you and your four-legged friend can make their way to the Silberkarhütte (1,250m). The hike, which is also suitable for families, takes you over more than 200 vertical meters in the ascent… read more

Lunz am emerald green lake: In the midst of a magnificent landscape, framed by mountains of the wild Mostviertel, shines the eponymous waters in Lunz am See. Actually, it should be called Lunz at the lakes, because there are still the two small brothers of Lake Lunzersee: the crystal-clear Mittersee… read more

Short, crisp and beautiful is the designed by the hiking region Villach Hüttersteig. What to expect: An almost continuous uphill leading natural forest path up to the "Hütter". From the first you can enjoy a really great view of Villach and Lake Ossiach. From here you can choose either the forest road… read more

For 4 years, the trained hiking guide Hermann Steinacher has been offering a special kind of hiking in the Hiking Villages region of the Viennese Alps - the Dog Trekking. If you do not have a dog but would like to take a quadruped for a hike, you should contact the certified hiking guide, who is also… read more

The Kundler gorge is certainly one of the most beautiful natural gorges in Austria. She connects the Wildschönau with the Tyrolean Inn Valley in Kundl. Especially the gorge hike along the Kundler Ache is ideal for families with prams and dog owners alike. The whole tour takes you namely on a wide pushchair… read more

In Kals, the highest mountain in Austria, the Grossglockner with 3798 meters from its chocolate side.



You have completed a particularly extended "Gassi go" when you and your four-legged friend have the Talrundweg at the foot of the Grossglockner behind you - because who wants to go the complete tour… read more

The Salzburger Almenweg is a 350 km long foray through the Pongauer mountains in Salzburg, Austria, which leads over 120 pastures. No other federal state in Austria has such alpine density as the SalzburgerLand. Each pasture and hut has its own unique charm and none resembles the other.



What is the same… read more

Stage 2 of the Salzburger Almenweg. Again, this stage is wonderful with "the best friend of man" to commit. Home is the dog-friendly Arthurhaus. After about 15 minutes walking you will reach already the first water source, which invites with refreshing mountain spring water for a short break. We continue… read more

This almost seven-kilometer tour is perfect for a half-day hike with a dog. It will take you to the Klagenfurter Hütte in the Carnica-Region Rosental, from where you can enjoy a spectacular panorama. Parking is available after driving through the idyllic Bärental at the Stouhütte or the Johannsenruhe… read more