Local Transport
The Kaiser transport network
Having your own car is no longer necessary for a holiday in the Wilder Kaiser region. We invite you to travel by train or leave your car at your accommodation. There are numerous opportunities to explore the Wilder Kaiser region car-free and without extra costs with the Wilder Kaiser GuestCard.
How and where?
- To the four towns: KaiserJet, public buses
- To the mountain cable cars: KaiserJet, ski bus in winter
- To the train stations Kufstein, Wörgl, St. Johann or Kitzbühel: Public buses, train station shuttle
- To the village evenings and summer concerts: KaiserJet village evening bus
- To the neighbouring villages: public buses
- To the hiking starting points: Hiking buses
- To the swimming pools: KaiserJet
- To the Wochenbrunner Alm: Hiking bus Wochenbrunner Alm
- To the Hintersteinersee Lake: Hintersteinersee Lake hiking bus
- Dogs are allowed: they must be kept on a leash and wear a muzzle
All offers for your transport
in the Wilder Kaiser region
80 KaiserJet
The KaiserJet connects the village centres of Ellmau, Going, Scheffau and Söll with all mountain cable car valley stations, bathing lakes, the Kaiserbad (outdoor pool, indoor pool, wellness, climbing hall, tennis hall) and excursion destinations in the region. The free KaiserJet runs every half hour from mid-May to the beginning of October and every hour until the end of October. In summer, the KaiserJet village evening bus also takes you to the four villages every evening. So you can enjoy the summer concerts and village evenings without a car.
Hiking buses
This free hiking bus runs daily between the Ellmau Dorf/Bauhof bus stop and the Wochenbrunner Alm hiking starting point. It is also possible to change at the Ellmau Dorf/Bauhof bus stop from/to the KaiserJet and to the public buses.
The Hintersteinersee Lake hiking bus runs daily between Scheffau P&R car park via the village to Hintersteiner See. You can change at the Scheffau Dorf bus stop from/to the KaiserJet and to the public buses.
During the main season, the on-request taxi service runs from the Ellmau Dorf/Bauhof bus stop and from the Going area, taking you comfortably to the Hüttling hiking starting point.
From there, you can start directly on the Kaiserkrone, 3-day hut tour, the "Moor" stage of the Kaiserblüte, tours to the Moor & More and the Schleier waterfall.
81 Village evening bus
In addition to the KaiserJet and the hiking buses, the KaiserJet village evening bus runs daily from the end of May to mid-September between 6.30 pm and 10.30 pm from Söll to Going and back again and stops at all important stops in the evening. This means you can easily get to events such as the famous village evenings in Scheffau, the Z'sammkemma in Söll, the Ellmau summer night or Going LIVE.
865 866 Scheduled buses
The Wilder Kaiser GuestCard is your ticket for local public transport. This means you can use the public buses to Kitzbühel, St. Johann, Wörgl and Kufstein free of charge. Simply show your Wilder Kaiser GuestCard when boarding and start your excursion.
Timetables from 7 April 2026
Tip
We ask for your understanding that due to our topographical location we can only offer our buses partially barrier-free.
Mobility during Winter
The free ski bus runs regularly between all ski bus stops within your holiday resorts at the Wilder Kaiser. This means you can easily reach the individual valley stations of the SkiWelt cable cars and the village centres of Ellmau, Going, Scheffau and Söll without a car.
You can of course take your four-legged friend on a lead on all regional buses and also on the free KaiserJet or ski bus. Please note that your dog must wear a muzzle when travelling.
All persons who have a permanent main or secondary residence in the region and can therefore (theoretically) use the VVT service 365 days a year are not included in the transport scheme. This applies to all citizens and therefore also landlords. Since June 2019, VVT monthly tickets have been available in every information office, which every holder of a BürgerCard, FreizeitwohnsitzCard or StaffCard can borrow free of charge up to 10 times a year and use them to travel throughout Tyrol on public transport! This offer is 100% financed by the tourism association.
Yes, the Wilder Kaiser Guest Card can also be sent in advance by email and printed out at home.
Unfortunately, in this case you cannot take advantage of the free bus journey and have to buy a regular ticket. Alternatively, you can use the Wilder Kaiser station shuttle, which will take you directly to your accommodation. On the day of departure, you can use the bus to the departure station free of charge with your guest card.
Unfortunately, it is not possible for the landlord to issue a physical guest card before check-in.
In this case, you can take the bus to Wörgl free of charge and only have to buy a train ticket from Wörgl to Innsbruck (at the ticket counter, at ticket.vvt.at or from the bus driver).