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Hiking with the seasons

Are you wondering when is the best season for hiking? Each season has its unique charm. Spring, for example, is ideal for long walks, especially at lower altitudes where the temperatures are pleasant. The contrasting white peaks are a feast for the eyes. We recommend that you choose routes where you can walk in the sun, as it can still be quite chilly in the shade.

Mountain hikes are only recommended for experienced hikers. Whatever level of difficulty you choose, good planning, the proper equipment and the right footwear are essential to guarantee a safe, enjoyable time out in our beautiful nature.

Tips for spring hikes

From the large choice of summer walks, we have selected a few that are ideal for this time of year. However, there are many other routes available, and we encourage you to find one that suits your preferences.

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Pertisau - Besinnungs-Dien-Mut-Weg St. Notburga (path of reflection) - Rodlhütte - Pertisau

From the Seehotel St. Hubertus, the trail climbs gradually past the 18 stations of the…

Starting Point: Pertisau, car park Besinnungsweg
Easy
3.8 km
01:30 h
200 hm

Maurach - Dalfaz Alm - Dalfazer Wasserfall - Maurach

From the valley station of the Rofan cable car, follow the path past the hotel Naturhotel Alpenblick…

Starting Point: Maurach, valley station of the Rofan cable car
Medium
10.5 km
04:30 h
840 hm

Achenkirch - Viewpoint Kaiser-Maximilian-Rast - Achenkirch

To the right of the Fischerwirt, follow the path through the underpass of the Achensee federal road.…

Starting Point: Achenkirch, Fischerwirt am Achensee
Easy
5.3 km
02:00 h
275 hm
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Hot drinks and delicious cakes are perfect to refuel after your winter adventure. This couple enjoys a break in the Waldhäusl in Steinberg am Rofan.

Mountain huts & inns

Fancy a stopover on your hiking tour? Check out which mountain huts are open. Enjoy your meal!

Achensee hiking programme

A variety of guided hikes occur every week from Monday to Friday, giving visitors the opportunity to connect with nature and explore the local flora and fauna.

On the way to the Moosenalm in Achenkirch, participants on the Nature Watch Tour gain fascinating insights into the region's diverse flora and fauna.