Almabtrieb in Söll
One of the most beautiful traditions in Tyrol
Early in the morning, the cows are given a festive "mash" - as a symbol and thanks for an accident-free summer on the mountain pasture. The herdsmen drive the animals past the Hochsöll Alpine Inn and the Stöcklalm into the valley. The Bundesmusikkapelle band plays when the cattle arrive in the village and return to their home stables. The market stalls sell regional products such as doughnuts, kiachl, Alpine cheese and farmhouse bacon. The successful return of the cattle and the dairymen is a feast for all the senses every year in Söll and the Wilder Kaiser region.
Alpine cattle drive 2026 in Söll
- 19 September 2026
- Söll village centre
- in all weather, admission free
- Tradition up close, live music, stalls
- Catering with Tyrolean delicacies









Alpine autumn in the Hexenwasser
Alpine autumn in the Hexenwasser
In September, the Wilder Kaiser region celebrates some of the most beautiful Tyrolean traditions around the Almabtrieb. In the Kaiser community of Söll in particular, the Almabtrieb week is a time of celebration on the mountain and in the valley.
At harvest time, steaming kitchens, cosy parlours and lush Alpine meadows invite you to taste, enjoy, listen, sing along and watch the dairymen at work.
Visitors can make their own"Almboschen", the colourful headdresses for the cows, or make and taste butter.
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Information and booking for coach groups
Reserved parking spaces are available for coaches at the Almabtrieb in Söll. Price per car park € 150.00.
The car parks are limited and can only be booked online in advance.

