Snowshoeing
Large footprints in the most beautiful winter landscape
When the sun makes the snow cover sparkle over the Wilder Kaiser, nature once again shows its most beautiful side. And it is precisely this side that is just waiting to be discovered by you - preferably on a snowshoe hike on untracked paths in the Tyrolean Alps.
Through snow-covered meadows, past the most beautiful vantage points and through the heart of nature on the Wilder Kaiser. You can be accompanied by expert mountain and hiking guides and enjoy unforgettable experiences together in a group.
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Safely into winter: What the mountain rescuer advises
Find out what is important for winter sports in alpine terrain and why proper tour planning is an important part of it.
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Snowshoeing in Tyrol: Frequently Asked Questions
Snowshoeing in the Wilder Kaiser region takes you through snow-covered meadows, untracked paths and the winter landscape of the Tyrolean Alps. The tours offer a chance to experience nature away from the ski slopes and take you past the region’s most beautiful vantage points.
Snowshoe walks are available in the four Imperial resorts of Ellmau, Going, Scheffau and Söll. Here you will find an overview of all the snowshoe trails, as well as details of winter and snowshoe walking tours.
Yes, snowshoe hikes can be undertaken in the Wilder Kaiser region with expert mountain and hiking guides. Qualified mountain guides will accompany guests on tours of their choice and can be contacted directly to arrange a snowshoe adventure together. Alternatively, you can simply find your preferred tour in the activities programme.
Yes, many sports shops in Ellmau, Going, Scheffau and Söll offer snowshoes and poles for hire. Visitors can find a nearby hire shop and pick out the equipment they need for their next tour.
When it comes to winter hiking and snowshoeing, safety is the top priority. We’ve put together the most important tips and tricks for staying safe in alpine terrain, planning your trip properly, and advice from a mountain rescuer on winter sports in winter terrain.