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Parking at Kaiserkrone & 3-day hut tour

The starting point for the Kaiserkrone and the 3-day hut-to-hut trek is in Going:
Hüttling near the Aschinger Chapel (840 m).

Travelling by car

Parking in Going

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Multi-day parking lot next to the education center, Going

Parking spot

Going

Open - 24 hours

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Tip

ATTENTION!

At the hiking starting point in Hüttling , long-term parking is not permitted! This is a day-use car park where parking tickets are valid only on the day of issue. (Illegally parked vehicles will be reported to the police and towed away.)

The Hüttling car park is open to the public from May to October. During the winter months from November to April, the car park is unattended. During this period, use is at your own risk! Long-term parking is also prohibited at the Going swimming lake!

Travelling by train

The Wilder Kaiser region is ideal for travelling by train. The nearest railway stations are Kufstein, Wörgl, Kitzbühel and St. Johann/Tirol. From there, Postbuses run regularly to the towns in the region. Once you’re there, the KaiserJet will take you directly to Going free of charge.

Zug überquert Bahnbrücke in grüner Landschaft vor Bergmassiv
Travelling by train
Arrive in Tyrol relaxed, without any traffic jams or stress. When you travel by train, your holiday begins as soon as you set off. Trains operated by the Austrian and Swiss national railways, as well as Deutsche Bahn, will take you to the heart of the Alps affordably, quickly and in comfort. No traffic jams – no motorway toll stickers – no high fuel prices!
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Why travel by train?

  • Your holiday begins the moment you arrive.
  • The journey time can be used to finalise plans and prepare for the trip.
  • The Wilder Kaiser region is easily accessible by public transport.
  • You travel in a climate-friendly and environmentally conscious way.
  • You don’t have to worry about finding a parking space or leaving your car in the car park for several days.
  • There is a wide range of local transport options, which run regularly.