Winter Hiking
Around 170 kilometres of winter hiking trails at the Wilder Kaiser in Tyrol
Nestled between the hilly foothills of the Kitzbühel Alps and the gently rising slopes of the Wilder Kaiser mountain range, the Wilder Kaiser region invites you to go on extended winter hikes.
It is particularly impressive when you set off on a romantic winter hike along glistening snowfields. Hike through one of the most beautiful natural landscapes in Tyrol with around 170 kilometres of prepared and groomed winter hiking trails.
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Winter hiking at the Wilder Kaiser
Winter hiking in the Wilder Kaiser region
the clear mountain air fills your heart and senses,
Winter hiking on the Wilder Kaiser - pure tranquillity in white silence.
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Emergency numbers
What to do in an emergency?
Dial emergency number
140 - Alpine emergency call (mountain rescue)
112 - European emergency call
133 - Police
144 - Rescue
Winter hiking in the Wilder Kaiser region of Tyrol: information on winter hiking trails, winter holidays and winter activities
The Wilder Kaiser region offers a wealth of opportunities for winter hiking in the snow-covered Tyrolean mountains. The region features winter hiking trails in Ellmau, Going, Scheffau and Söll, and is ideal for both leisurely walks and more active winter adventures.
There are around 170 kilometres of winter walking trails throughout the region. The trails are groomed and maintained.
Winter hiking in the Wilder Kaiser is suitable for a wide range of people – from leisurely hikers and families to active winter holidaymakers. Thanks to the variety of trails and options available, visitors can explore the region at their own pace.
The Wilder Kaiser offers a wide range of winter activities beyond skiing. Winter hiking is one of the most popular ways to explore the region and enjoy the winter landscape.
The Wilder Kaiser is one of the most popular regions for winter hiking in Tyrol, as it combines the chance to experience nature, stunning mountain views and a variety of winter trails. The region appeals to both active holidaymakers and those seeking relaxation.
When winter hiking in the Wilder Kaiser region of Tyrol, particular attention should be paid to weather conditions, suitable equipment and the current state of the trails. Sturdy footwear, warm winter clothing and careful route planning all contribute to a safe winter experience in the mountains. It is also important to stick to marked winter hiking trails and to assess alpine conditions realistically. Guests can find further tips and advice for safe winter hiking on the“Safe Winter Hiking”page for the Wilder Kaiser.
Winter hiking and snowshoeing are often used interchangeably, but they describe different winter experiences. Winter hiking usually focuses on cleared or groomed winter hiking trails that are easy to walk on. Snowshoeing, on the other hand, often takes place directly in the snow and in unspoilt winter landscapes. In the Wilder Kaiser region, both activities offer the chance to actively experience the Tyrolean mountains in winter.
Yes, of course, there’s a special winter hiking pass that allows you to take the gondola up to the top in comfort. What’s more, the SkiWelt Wilder Kaiser – Brixental has its own winter hiking trails away from the ski slopes.
Yes, on the one hand, the activity programme includes guided winter walks led by locals from the tourist board. Alternatively, you can book a private hiking guide who will tailor the experience entirely to your preferences.