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Parking - Kaiserkrone & 3-day hut tour

Free parking and onward journey to the hiking starting point

The starting point of the Kaiserkrone and the 3-day hut tour is in Going: Hüttling at the Aschingerkapelle (840m).

Travelling to the hiking starting point

To get to the Hüttling hiking starting point, you can use the Hüttling hiking bus free of charge. The hiking bus runs several times a day from the Ellmau Dorf/Bauhof bus stop to the Hüttling hiking starting point and back. You can change from/to the KaiserJet and the public buses at the Going bathing lake.

Travelling by car

Parking facilities in Going

Tip

ATTENTION!

Permanent parking is not permitted at the hiking start car park in Hüttling ! This is a day car park where parking tickets are only valid on the day they are issued. (Illegally parked vehicles will be reported to the police and towed away).

The Hüttling car park is a public car park from May to October. In the winter months from November to April, the car park is not supervised. During this time, use of the car park is at your own risk! Long-term parking is also prohibited at the Going bathing lake!

A snowy landscape with a parking sign and a no-entry sign. In the background, large green bales and snow-covered trees can be seen.
Multi-day parking lot next to the education center in Going

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Going

Open - 24 hours

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A quiet forest path with gravel and green meadows. In the background, a small hut can be seen, surrounded by trees.
Parking lot Hüttling, Going (subject to charge)

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Going

Open - 24 hours

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Travelling by train

The Wilder Kaiser region is ideal for travelling by train. The nearest railway stations are Kufstein, Wörgl, Kitzbühel and St. Johann/Tyrol. Postbuses run regularly from there to the regional towns. The KaiserJet takes you directly to Going free of charge. There you can take the Hüttling hiking bus up to the starting point and begin your long-distance hike.

Why travel by train?

  • Your holiday begins the moment you step on board.
  • Use the journey time to relax, fine-tune your plans, or look forward to what’s ahead.
  • The Wilder Kaiser region is easy to reach by public transport, so getting here is stress-free.
  • Travelling by train means choosing a climate-friendly and environmentally conscious way to travel.
  • No traffic jams, no searching for parking, and no leaving your car unused for days.
  • Once you arrive, a wide range of regular local transport options makes getting around simple and convenient.
A train travels through a snowy landscape near a small chapel, set against the backdrop of the Wilder Kaiser mountains in winter.
Travelling by train
Arrive in Tyrol relaxed and stress-free – no traffic jams, no tolls, no sky-high fuel costs. Travelling by train means your holiday begins the moment you arrive. Trains operated by the Austrian, Swiss and German Federal Railways offer a fast, affordable and comfortable way to reach the heart of the Alps.
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