Welcome to the Wilder Kaiser

The Kaisergebirge mountain range is located in the eastern part of the Austrian state of Tirol, about an hour’s drive from Innsbruck, Salzburg and Munich. The Wilder Kaiser massif roughly stretches from St. Johann i. T. to Kufstein, with the four villages of Ellmau, Going, Scheffau and Söll on its southern foothills. Opposite the Wilder Kaiser lie the gentle, grassy hills of the Kitzbühel Alps. They are home to the region’s ski resort, the SkiWelt Wilder Kaiser - Brixental, which you can access from any of the four villages in the valley.

The Wilder Kaiser in Tyrol is an ideal holiday destination at any time of year.

In spring, nature awakens and invites you to go on your first hikes and cycle tours. In summer, impressive mountains, clear lakes and numerous activities such as hiking, climbing or swimming beckon. Autumn delights with colourful forests, clear air and the traditional cattle drive. In winter, the region is transformed into a snow fairy tale with skiing, tobogganing and winter hikes.

Whether active or relaxed - the Wilder Kaiser offers nature, enjoyment and genuine Tyrolean joie de vivre all year round.