Alpine bliss on the long-distance hiking trails in East Tyrol

The impressive peaks of the Villgrater mountains, with their valleys, form a heart shape that you can easily recognize on a map. On the signposted Heart Ass Trail, you can explore the mountains and complete a five-day hike. You wander through mountain forests, over green meadows and up to the rocky summit… read more

On the slopes of the Hohe Tauern, the Virgentaler Sonnenseitenweg takes you over picturesque alpine meadows and sparse mountain forests. Thanks to its excellent metallurgical infrastructure, good routes and manageable routes, the trail is equally suitable for gourmets, beginners and families alike. If… read more

The mountain pilgrimage route connects the most important places of pilgrimage in Carinthia, Tyrol and South Tyrol on its 200 kilometers long route. He leads both through the populated valleys with their villages and towns, but also on mountain trails through the Gailtal Alps, over the Villgrater mountains… read more

The Adlerweg is Tyrol's most famous long-distance hiking trail. Its shape resembles the outstretched wings of an eagle and from the high mountains you look like the bird of prey down into the valleys. It gives it twice: The Adlerweg leads in 24 stages across Tyrol from Wilden Kaiser to Arlberg. Although… read more

The Karnische Höhenweg leads you once across the entire Karnische Kamm. The full trail is approximately 160 kilometers long and divided into 8 daily stages. About halfway along the Plöckenpass, it is divided into a western and an eastern section. While the eastern section leads across vast alpine meadows… read more

Closer than on the Venediger Höhenweg you can not come to the glaciers of the Hohe Tauern without ice axes and crampons. The path leads far above the tree line through the untouched nature of the national park. You walk across barren mountain meadows, through rugged rocky landscapes and overnight in… read more

The high alpine pilgrimage Prägraten is the highest Way of the Cross in the Alps. Here you combine mountaineering skills with the Christian roots of Tyrol. At 14 stations you will visit chapels, pilgrimage churches and nature of special creative beauty. The Way of the Cross is meant to teach people not… read more

The Lasörling Höhenweg is a real dream hiking trail for experienced hikers. The Lasörlingkamm separates the Virgen valley in the north from the Defereggental in the south and stands out prominently in front of the ridge of the Hohe Tauern. The adventurous Lasörling Höhenweg takes you in 5 days in a big… read more

The small community of Kals am Großglockner is nestled between the peaks of the Hohe Tauern National Park. On this beautiful circular hike you hike through one of the most pristine Alpine landscapes in Austria with a great view.



At 20 kilometers, the tour doesn't exactly look like a family hike - but… read more

You only have two days, but you still want to experience the rugged mountains of the Hohe Tauern National Park? The Knappentreck can fulfill your wish. In two days you will be hiking from south to north over the Lasörling group, experiencing wide alpine meadows, rocky high mountains and untouched valleys… read more

The Lasörling group between the Virgen and the Defereggental is one of the most beautiful mountain landscapes in the Hohe Tauern National Park. Untouched nature, natural mountain trails and imposing mountains await you. The Lasörling trek leads you in three days through the picturesque mountains past… read more

The Schober Group is a compact mountain range between the Lienz Dolomites and the Glockner Group, in the middle of the Hohe Tauern National Park. In four days on the Schobertreck, you will reach the rocky peaks of three three-thousanders: Petzeck, Hoher Perschitzkopf and Debantgrat Südgipfel are real… read more

On the big Törl-Weg you will cross the Lienz Dolomites from west to east in four days. It goes up to seven Törln, four peaks and three huts. Experienced mountaineers extend the tour by one day and tackle the unique panoramic climbing trail to the Great Sandhorn, all others enjoy the unique scenery directly… read more

If you are looking for four days in quiet and secluded nature, then you are on the Gailtaler Höhenweg perfect. The path is considered the gentle alternative to the Carnic High Trail and is not difficult on its entire route. You hike on the mountain trail over green mountain peaks and can always enjoy… read more

From August 2018 you can enjoy a newly developed long-distance hiking trail in East Tyrol. The 2-Valley-Trail takes you on a distance of about 91 kilometers in seven days from East Tyrol over the Staller Sattel to the Italian South Tyrol. You walk along the old paths of mountain farmers, churchgoers… read more