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Neustift im Stubaital walks
From Volderau to Mischbachalm
A steep climb of over 700 metres to an authentic and welcoming farm-inn with an incredible view of the Glücksgrat and the Stubai Valley.
You can continue on to the Glücksgrat and descend towards the Backerwandalm before returning to Volderau. The total time required for this route is between 6 and 7 hours, including breaks.
Tour of the Burkhard and Aglsbodenalm waterfalls
This is a must-do circuit in the Ridanna Valley. This beautiful hike follows the Burkhard torrent at the bottom of the Ridanna Valley, near the old mines, climbing up towards the glacial cirque. The waterfall trail is well maintained, with wooden walkways, bridges and superb views along the way. The circuit passes by the Aglsbodenalm inn, where you can stop for a bite to eat during the summer. A pleasant and varied loop with magnificent scenery.
In the green valley of the Horlachbach stream - Ötzal - Tyrol
Starting from Niederthai, on easy tracks, you will pass through a green valley between meadows and forests, perpendicular to the Ötzal Valley. This hike can easily be shortened: the steep section at the end (about 3 km) can be skipped, but it allows you to admire the landscape from higher up.
Similarly, the hike can be extended if you wish to go as far as the Finstertaler Scharte pass. The cattle tracks are popular with cyclists in summer and skiers in winter.
Circular route from Obergurgl via the Nedersee and Sahnestüberl
This alpine walk climbs to 2,500 metres, with beautiful views and sections through stunning larch forests.
The route presents no particular difficulties but requires a good level of fitness.
Circuit and ascent of the Pfannköpfl from Hintertux
This is a physically demanding hike. The ascent starts off steeply through woodland before passing a beautiful waterfall. There is a steep but secure section with a safety rope. You then reach a lovely mountain pasture. The route continues as a gentle climb to the summit. Magnificent views of the glacier – or rather, what remains of it. The descent follows uninteresting tracks suitable for vehicles.
The Gleirschklamm Gorge
Starting from the town of Scharnitz, this Austrian hike takes you on a one-hour walk through a magnificent gorge before offering a moment of relaxation.
The Drachensee via the Seebensee
In the heart of the Wetterstein, a mountain range in the northern Eastern Pre-Alps straddling the border between Austria and Germany, this hike will take you past two stunning mountain lakes.
The climb up to the Drachensee is steep, and you can stop off at the Seebensee.
Algunder Waalweg
A "Waalweg" in South Tyrol is a path that runs alongside a small irrigation canal. These irrigation canals, often well hidden, were created on the hillsides to water the vineyards, orchards and fields; they operate thanks to a sophisticated system of slopes and sluice gates where each farmer can use the water for their crops.The Algund Waalweg is certainly the most iconic and offers a magnificent panorama of Algund, Meran and Dorf Tirol.