Snowshoeing & winter hikes in Tyrol
Your.Winter.Moments
The gentler side of winter away from the slopes!
Snow-covered winter landscapes, snow-dusted forests and clear views make winter walks a special experience of nature. Whether on your own or on a guided walk – away from the slopes, you can explore the wintry landscape at your leisure.
The Winter.Hiking.Programme offers guided walks where you can discover the unique features of the Tyrolean Oberland. Those who prefer to set off on their own can explore the region at their own pace.
Guided winter hikes
To the prettiest viewpoints
Guided winter walks allow you to enjoy the crisp winter air and explore nature under the guidance of an expert. On snowshoes, beginners and experienced walkers alike can discover the snow-covered landscape and take a break from everyday life. This also offers the chance to get to know the Pfundser Tschey. Or to observe fallow deer and mouflon in the Wildtiergehege Feichti enclosure at Kobl.
The weekly winter walks offer a great way to get to know the region in winter. Current dates and further information can be found in the weekly programme.
Winter and snowshoe hikes on your own
You can also explore these winter walking destinations in the countryside at your own pace. Whether you’re looking for a leisurely family walk or a more active alternative to skiing, the Tyrolean Oberland offers a variety of routes to suit all abilities. The well-maintained and signposted paths lead to the region’s most beautiful spots.
Practical information for winter hikers
Winterhiking-Bus
The winter hiking bus takes walkers comfortably to various starting points in the region. Every Wednesday it travels to the Kaunergrat Nature Park, every Thursday to the Tschey and every Friday to the Kobl. The journey costs €12 per person. Further information and booking details are available at the information offices or directly from your accommodation.
Safety first!
Signs Description
Please note: In winter, only the pink signposts apply. The yellow information signs are only valid in summer. The winter walking trails are maintained regularly. Information on the current condition of the trails is available from the tourist information offices.
Checklist for winter walking
To ensure your winter hiking holiday is a success, there are a few points to bear in mind. Before setting off on any hike, check the current avalanche conditions. Hiking guides, staff at information centres and accommodation providers will be happy to help you plan your trip. The following checklist, with some practical tips, will also help you prepare well for your hike.
