Austria walks

A lovely hike of about from Obertauern. It passes several peaks offering magnificent views of the surrounding area. Named in honour of Flo, the mountain guide who helped me plan it the day before my departure. Don't be fooled by its name, it's still quite intense with a steep gradient and a few exposed sections. It's easy to modify this route to make a loop and return to Obertauern.

Do not attempt this climb unless the weather has been good for several days beforehand. The end is a Via Ferrata and the whole route is very exposed, not always with ropes, but the route can be completed without equipment. It is quite busy, however, with most people climbing with a lanyard and helmet.

This loop takes you through red rocks eroded by glaciers and offers beautiful views of the Kaunertal valley and the snow-capped peaks. At the end of June, rhododendrons and alpine flowers are in full bloom.

This short and easy hike will take you to a picturesque covered bridge. In June, you will be able to walk through lush green meadows. You will also be able to see two covered crosses.

The start and finish are on tram line 1 in Graz. The Rettenbach Gorge has some very slippery sections, especially when wet. Good footwear is essential. The walk is marked #6 in the Graz Tourist Office walking guide

Second stage of a bike ride on dedicated cycle paths along the Austrian Danube with the aim of travelling from Linz to Vienna in four stages. The route is flat and without any notable difficulties. Traffic on the cycle paths varies depending on the location, but can be quite heavy on the outskirts of towns and villages. The region is very beautiful with bucolic landscapes. Austrians are very friendly and always willing to provide information and help. The food is excellent, from salads to pastries and simple sandwiches, so don't hesitate to enjoy it.

This is the first stage of a cycle tour on dedicated cycle paths along the Austrian Danube, with the aim of travelling from Linz to Vienna in four stages. The route is flat and without any notable difficulties. Traffic on the cycle paths varies depending on the location, but can be quite heavy on the outskirts of towns and villages. The region is very beautiful with bucolic landscapes. Austrians are very friendly and always willing to provide information and help. The food is excellent, from salads to pastries and simple sandwiches, so don't hesitate to enjoy it.

Beautiful hiking tour from Abersee am Wolfgangsee and through the Blinklingmoos nature reserve to Strobl and along the Ischl to Wacht.

Panoramic, easy hike on the Zwölferhorn near St. Gilgen with views of Lake Wolfgangsee.

Relaxed circular hike around the Hintersee with swimming opportunities.

A beautiful hike combining the ascent to the summit of Valluga by cable car and a route that allows you to admire the magnificent Arlberg mountain range. From Ulmer Hütte, you can enjoy panoramic views of the Lechtal and Valluga.

A beautiful hike that starts in Austria in the Kleinwalsertal and ends in Germany, in the Allgäu, at the foot of the Fellhorn. The advantage of this route is that it allows you to reach the summit of the Kanzelwand without any significant elevation gain thanks to the use of cable cars.

Beautiful (one-way) lakeside and forest trail with a perfect refreshment stop! Because much of the route is through forest, it is ideal for very hot weather. It is all on clear tracks, mostly very well surfaced.

Winter hike from Schatzberg down to beautiful Thierbach and back. The first section runs along the slopes of the ski area, but we soon reach the winter hiking trail, which is also open to sledges. The hike is of course also possible in summer.

A nice walk around the Vilsalpsee lake to the waterfall and then taking the ascent to the higher lake, Traualpsee, and the refuge.