Hiking with a child
Family-friendly walks in the Wilder Kaiser
Does your child love exploring nature on their own and seem to have boundless energy? Then hiking is just the thing! The Wilden Kaiser region offers endless opportunities for this: lush meadows, majestic mountain peaks and azure-blue mountain lakes make the journey itself the destination – and the hike becomes an unforgettable holiday experience for young and old alike. On this page, you’ll find helpful tips for your family hikes as well as the most beautiful child-friendly and pushchair-accessible walking trails.
More hiking highlights
for families and children
What should you bear in mind when going for a walk with a child?
- Plan the walking tour to suit the age of the child(ren) and allow plenty of time for breaks .
- Check whether there are any places to stop for refreshments along the selected route. If not, pack enough food and drink.
- Check with the Tourist Board to find out about the condition of the paths and whether they are suitable for pushchairs.
- Consider whether you should bring a means of transport for the children. If they run out of energy, they can complete the rest of the walk in a baby carrier or pushchair.
- Depending on the difficulty of your hike, book a Tyrolean hiking guide or mountain guide. They know the routes in the region like the back of their hand and will show you the special spots along your chosen route.
- Plan personalised experiences where children can explore the woods, play in the stream, watch animals or pick flowers. These are the highlights of any family walk.
- Get more tips and safety advice for the mountains