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Hiking Collection by Hohe Tauern - die Nationalpark-Region
10
Tours
38:38 h
61.2 mi
19,800 ft
The glaciated peaks of the Hohe Tauern are the highest mountains in the Eastern Alps. Sparse scree fields, lonely peaks, steep gorges and deep blue mountain lakes - up here it still exists, the secluded Alpine nature. Today, a large part of the mountain range forms the Hohe Tauern National Park and is strictly protected. But while only the most experienced mountaineers climb over the icy glaciers to the peaks of Großglockner, Großvenediger or Hochalmspitze, the Hohe Tauern National Park region also has much to offer families and leisurely hikers. Explore peaceful plateaus, narrow gorges, panoramic grassy mountains and wide high valleys.
We have chosen ten hikes of all levels of difficulty. Short brook walks, nature trails, valley hikes and real mountain tours - there is something for every mountain lover. Just be sure to allow enough time for your hikes as there is a lot to discover in the Hohe Tauern. Animal lovers especially will find joy here, with marmots, chamois, ibexes, eagles and even bearded vultures calling the mountains home.
In order to preserve the nature of the national park for many years to come, almost all trailheads can be reached by bus. You can leave your car at your accommodation or arrive by train.
The round trip to Mokarspitz is a real panoramic tour. As soon as you have crossed the tree line, you will enjoy a magnificent view of the Gailtal Alps, the Carnic Alps and, above all, the striking rocky peaks of the Lienz Dolomites. Your hike is rounded off by the small Knappensee lake and a stop at…
Mountain lakes have a special attraction for hikers. The so-called two lakes on the Schwarzenstein are no exception. The two mountain lakes are located in a wide glacier basin in the barren high mountain landscape of the Hohe Tauern. The visit to the lakes can be perfectly combined with a summit trip…
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Despite its height of 3,086 meters, the pillar is relatively easy to climb. A well-developed, but long mountain trail leads through the Dösenbachtal to the summit. On the ten kilometers to the summit, the landscape changes dramatically: first you hike over alpine pastures, then through quiet coniferous…
The Geotrail Tauernfenster is a perfect introduction to get to know the high mountain world of the Hohe Tauern National Park. With the Grossglockner mountain railway it goes up to the Schareck. Good mountain hiking trails and a few vertical meters in the ascent and descent make the tour a real pleasure…
The name Natura Mystica is the name of the program: The short circular route meanders along the enchanted Kachlmoor to the impressive Gößnitzwasserfall, which rushes down a narrow ravine. With the short distance and the good hiking trails, the circular walk is also good for families with small children…
The Pasterze is with a length of eight kilometers not only the longest glacier of Austria, but also of the entire Eastern Alps. The glacier is located directly on the northern slope of the Großglockner and slides down through the Mölltal. Although the glacier has been retreating for years, a visit is…
Between the Resseck and the Zagutnispitze, the Mallnitzbach has cut a dramatic gorge landscape into the mountains. The Groppenstein Gorge and the northern Rabisch Gorge together form the longest gorge trail in Carinthia and can be completely hiked. An exciting hiking trail connects the two towns of Mallnitz…
Without a doubt, the Seebachtal is one of the most unique places in the Alps. The narrow high valley is located at an altitude of around 1,250 meters and on both sides rise dramatic rock walls. The special is the almost flat bottom. Wide, flat meadows stretch through the long valley and cows chew peacefully…
The Wasserelebnisweg in the Goppnitzklamm is a great hike for the whole family. The well-developed hiking trail leads through the narrow rock canyon, while the torrent roars below you in the direction of the valley. At many experience stations, you will learn what role the water of the stream played…
The Hochstadel is a summit in the Lienz Dolomites. With a height of 2,681 meters, it is not one of the highest peaks in the mountain group, but thanks to its huge north face, it is certainly the best known. The rock face over the Drautal rises above 1,300 meters and has also earned the Hochstadel the…
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