Hiking on forest trails
Are you looking for routes that follow only forest paths and wide hiking trails? Here you’ll find a selection of walks to huts and alpine pastures, as well as gentle strolls around Lake Achensee. All of these routes have been carefully chosen to follow wide forest trails and open meadows.
All forest trails at a glance
Here is our selection of hiking routes that follow only forest paths and wide hiking trails around Lake Achensee.
- Who are these forest trail walks suitable for? These routes are ideal for families, seniors, and anyone looking for a relaxed, comfortable walk without significant elevation gain. Thanks to the steady, moderate gradients and well-maintained surfaces, you can enjoy a pleasant stroll with beautiful views of Lake Achensee and the surrounding mountains with minimal effort.
- Are there any narrow or exposed sections on these trails? No, these routes have been carefully selected to avoid narrow paths, exposed ledges and rough terrain completely.
- Are these trails very steep, or do they involve a lot of elevation change? No, the trails feature gentle slopes and minimal uphill climbing. This makes the walks highly enjoyable and perfectly suited even for novice hikers.
Pushchair & stroller-friendly routes
Here you’ll find a selection of routes that are ideal for walks with a pushchair or stroller.
Achensee hiking programme
A diverse programme of ranger-guided hikes runs weekly from Monday to Friday, inviting visitors to connect with nature and discover the region's unique flora and fauna.
Staying safe in lightning storms
Severe thunderstorms are a major hazard in the Alps in summer. As well as the cold and wet, which increase the risk of hypothermia and slipping, lightning poses an acute danger. Here's what you need to keep in mind before heading out.
Community hike
Experience the Tirolean mountains around Lake Achensee on a guided community hike with Nature Park Ranger Iris. Look forward to fresh air, great conversation, and fascinating insights into sustainability and regional specialties. Participation is free.