Events in Autumn

The events calendar has all Autumn events taking place in the Wilder Kaiser region.
"Autumn is winter's spring." So said the French painter Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec. You might easily think he had been inspired by autumn on the Wilder Kaiser. After all, the Kaiser autumn in the four villages of the Kaiser region, Ellmau, Going, Scheffau and Söll is like a journey to new worlds: unimaginable experiences, culinary feasts, Mountain Doctor weeks and lots more.
Set off with your friends or family on a journey of discovery through the richly coloured landscape of the Wilder Kaiser in autumn. The fresh mountain air enlivens the spirits, and the golden autumn sunshine gives an extra energy boost for the events we have planned for the Kaiser autumn. Here on the Wilder Kaiser winter's spring has lots to offer!
Don't the nights get longer in autumn? Yet another reason to live each day to the full! On the Wilder Kaiser lots of places and destinations are open until the end of October. Cable cars, alpine huts or restaurants ... in the Tirolean Alps the holiday season doesn't run out of steam that quickly. So our guests can enjoy the Almabtrieb, when the cattle come back down from the Alpine pastures, the Ellmau Autumn Night and the Brass Band Music Festival&, all of which add variety, local cuisine, and a special atmosphere!
The events calendar has all Autumn events taking place in the Wilder Kaiser region.
Staying on a hearty alpine pasture or a hut with a boarding meal is a lasting memory that you should not miss. The innkeepers offer many traditional homemade delicacies and you simply have to taste the alpine cheese.
Here you can find the current opening hours of the restaurants, inns, pizzerias, mountain pastures, huts and mountain inns of the Wilder Kaiser region.
You can get up to the top of the mountains comfortably by lift in summer from 09 of May to the 08 November 2020.
The leaves are falling and spirits are rising – there's a lot going on in autumn on the Wilder Kaiser: You'll be tempted by our Family Autumn Weeks, which include a free cable car ticket to get you out into the picture-perfect Alpine world of autumn. The Almabtrieb, when the cattle come back down from the Alpine pastures, and the autumn music festival, with its folk and pop music stars, give everyone – cattle and humans alike – a chance to shake a leg. And if you're a fan of the TV star "The Mountain Doctor" you can meet him in person during our Bergdoktor Weeks.
At the Wilder Kaiser in Tyrol the summer lasts much longer and this with full offer and favourable prices. The Ellmau mountain railway and its mountain adventure world (Ellmi's Zauberwelt) is open until 08 November 2020.26.09.2020 - 08.11.2020
Get close to the action! During the Bergdoktor Fan Days, everything in the Wilder Kaiser region is about the popular TV series. Look forward to numerous highlights with Hans Sigl and his acting colleagues.
For two weeks every year Ellmau is the Mecca of folk and traditional music. From 23 to 26 September and from 30 September to 1 October 2020, folk music stars such as Marc Pircher and Hansi Hinterseer will perform at the Wilder Kaiser. 23.09.2020 - 03.10.2020
During the Alpine festival week in Söll (13 to 20 September 2020) old farm crafts come to life at the harvest festival in Hexenwasser, while Tyrolean cuisine and music indulge the taste buds and your disposition. The highlight of the week is the traditional Alpine cattle drive.19.09.2020
A great selection of brass bands from across Europe, the charming town of Ellmau and a grand mountain stage are promising the perfect basis for a unique brass music festival.09.10.2020 - 10.10.2020
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Whether it's spring or autumn, Mother Nature knows how to reveal herself in all her beauty. When the leaves on the Wilder Kaiser are turning from deep red to golden brown and the meadows and pastures are a lush green, there's a glorious panoramic backdrop, perfect for long hikes. And here's a little tip: so that nothing dampens the mood, it's best to choose a walk that keeps you in the sunshine and doesn't venture too high.
The natural environment and national parks of the Wilder Kaiser are so glorious that it would be a pity if they were only accessible to experienced hikers. So there are numerous family-friendly hikes and adventure trails for you to try during your holiday, both in the valley and around the summits of the Kaisergebirge mountains.
Experience the Wilder Kaiser region on one of its numerous moderately difficult mountain trails. You'll find fabulous views, classic huts and a breathtakingly diverse landscape. We especially recommend the 3-day mountain hut hike along the Kaiserkrone on the south side of the Wilder Kaiser or a convivial day hike in the Kitzbühel Alps.
In the Wilder Kaiser mountains, difficult trails often have some secured passages and exposed sections! Because of this, it is ESSENTIAL that you are sure-footed and have a good head for heights! You can experience breathtaking summit trails or difficult rope-secured climbs like the Jubiläumssteig trail, with its fascinating landscape.
This tour leads from Going, Hüttling via the Hintersteiner lake to the Walleralm in Scheffau along the route of the Kaiserkrone tour on approx. 33 kilometres and approx. 2,500 altitude metres in the ascent and about 2,600 altitude metres in the descent.
The five-day hike from cottage to cottage is one of the most beautiful multi-day round tours in Tyrol. It leads mountain hikers once around the impressive massif of the Wilder Kaiser on approx. 65 kilometres and approx. 5,000 altitude metres up and down.
5 via ferratas and 6 summits in 3 days at Wilden Kaiser
When thinking about classic autumn weather, opinions tend to differ sharply. While some people find autumn wet, grey and foggy, others delight in the blaze of colour, mild temperatures and golden autumn sunshine. In the Alps we incline towards a sunny frame of mind! Thanks to its favourable geographical position, the Wilder Kaiser is in fact a fog free zone. And chilly nights are generally followed by mild days. So the conditions are ideal for prolonging our local summer for a few more days.
But if on occasion the weather doesn't play ball, there are plenty of alternative ways of enjoying what the mountains have to offer.
If you like swimming and saunas, we recommend a day in the KaiserBad. Another sporting option is indoor sport in the local climbing halls. Culture enthusiasts will appreciate highlights such as the Kufstein Fortress or one of the museums in and around the Wilder Kaiser.
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Whether you are visiting the city of Mozart or the Golden Roof in the old town of Innsbruck, when the Crystal Worlds in Wattens or Europe's largest waterfalls in Krimml are on the program, you decide!
As a special offer for Family Autumn Weeks, from the middle of October children up to 15 have free admission to the KaiserBad, with its indoor pool, slides, children's section and climbing hall.
A holiday at the Wilder Kaiser means, of course, first and foremost a lot of exercise towards and on the mountain, or relaxing and enjoying the view of the mountain. In between, however, you may also want to discover something new beyond the edge of the valley Wilder Kaiser.
A total of 6 climbing halls in the area of the Wilder Kaiser region with many routes and immense climbing areas ensure prefect diversity.
The filming locations of the the popular doctor TV series "Der Bergdoktor" are a visitor magnet for many of the series' fans.
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