Hiking in Tyrol
Discover the Tyrolean Oberland!
Hike the untouched Tyrolean nature step by step.
Whether you're heading to the Radurschlklamm Gorge, the Fallender Bach stream with the Anton Renk Hut, or the Frudiger Circular Hiking Trail—there are plenty of hikes to choose from in the Tyrolean Oberland.
- 400 km of marked hiking & mountain trails
- Weekly guided hikes
- huts & alpine pastures
- hiking bus
- Interactive map
One valley. Two mountain worlds.
Alpine retreats and Nature-Based Mountain Experiences
The Tyrolean Oberland is characterized by expansive natural landscapes and alpine mountain regions. Numerous hiking trails wind through unspoiled areas to traditional huts and alpine pastures, inviting visitors to stop and rest.
Activities in neighboring regions
Thanks to the Tyrolean Oberland’s central location, the surrounding vacation regions are also easily accessible. There, you’ll find a variety of destinations and recreational activities. Summer mountain railways make the ascent easier and take you to mountain activities as well as starting points for hikes.
Mountain worlds in the Tyrolean Oberland
Mountain huts and lodges in the Tyrolean Oberland
Many hikes can be combined with a stop at one of the traditional huts and alpine pastures. There, you’ll find regional specialties such as a Tyrolean “Brettljause” with bacon and cheese or “Kaiserschmarren” on the menu. Stopping for a break offers the chance to enjoy the regional cuisine and the mountain scenery.
Plan your next alpine hike and discover the most beautiful huts for a snack break!
Hiking with guide
Hike together, discover together
Is this your first time in the Tyrolean Oberland, or would you prefer to explore the mountains with a guide? On guided hikes, you’ll get to know the region alongside experienced hiking guides.
You’ll gain interesting insights into the alpine flora and fauna and learn fascinating facts about the surrounding area. You can find information about the available tours in the weekly program.
Up to the peaks with the mountain professionals
High up is also possible with the professional mountain guides from Ried, Prutz, Tösens and Pfunds. The guides of the Alpincenter Dreiländereck have the perfect challenge for every mountain fan in their program - from guided summit and glacier tours to sport climbing adventures and via ferrata tours.
Ready for your personal mountain experience? Discover the versatile mountain sports offers of the Alpincenter Dreiländereck!
Hiking for the whole family
When hiking with children, the journey is the destination and nature becomes the playground. In order to be able to explore nature with all its facets, there is an adventure backpack with landing net, beaker magnifier, binoculars and much more to borrow at the information offices.
Discover the perfect hiking experience for the whole family.
Tip: Family.Adventure.Hike
Explore the region on a varied family hike filled with exciting adventures and the mascots of the Tyrolean Oberland.
Hiking bus in the Tyrolean Oberland
Take the hiking bus to the starting points
The hiking bus takes you comfortably to the starting points of numerous hikes in the region. The hiking area around Prutz, Faggen, Ried, Tösens , Pfunds and Spiss encompasses more than 300 kilometers of marked hiking and mountain trails. The routes offer varying levels of difficulty and wind through the alpine landscape of the Tyrolean Oberland.
Map material for the Tyrolean Oberland
Finding the Right Hiking Trail
Good trip planning helps you find the right hiking trail and ensures you’re well-prepared for your hike. At our information offices, you can get maps and hiking tips for your summer vacation in the Tyrolean Oberland.
- Hiking map with booklet
- Walking maps
- Panoramic maps
- Schmankerlpass
