Hikes in Austria

The province of Salzburg is an Eldorado for hiking fans: mostly covered by mountains and peaks, beautiful hiking trails lead over mountains and through valleys, through gorges and across alpine pastures. The diverse Salzburg landscape makes every hike in the region an unforgettable experience - hiking boots on, world off!

The province of Upper Austria attracts hiking enthusiasts with its diverse landscape and unique natural scenery: both experienced mountaineers and families with children can choose from a variety of impressive hiking trails. Here you can hike through picturesque, fragrant forests, across lush green flowering meadows, along clear streams and up to panoramic mountain peaks. Along the way, crystal-clear lakes invite you to cool off, after which you can stop off at cosy huts for a traditional Brettljause - making every hiking excursion an unforgettable day.

Hiking in Tyrol is as diverse as the province itself: Whether you are exploring the imposing peaks of the Wetterstein mountains, the rugged rock faces of the Karwendel mountains, the Tux Alps, the Rofan mountains, the Zillertal Alps in the south, the Wilder Kaiser holiday region far to the east of Tyrol or another place, one thing is certain:
There is a suitable tour for every type of hiker and a rustic hut with a wonderful panorama.

In the south of Austria, the federal state of Carinthia welcomes hiking enthusiasts of all ages.
Carinthia is a diverse region that invites you to go hiking: the federal state stretches between the Hohe Tauern in the north and the Karawanken in the south and is therefore ideal for extended hiking tours. The region is characterised by its mild climate and boasts high peaks and numerous lakes. Here you can explore the mountains of the region on beautiful trails at all altitudes - and if you dare, you can even climb the highest mountain in the country, the Grossglockner.

Styria is known for its beautiful mountains and unspoilt nature in some places. The province impresses with imposing mountains, green forests, small streams and rushing rivers - the perfect conditions for beautiful hikes. Here you can experience pure enjoyment of nature.
The hiking trails lead through the region at all altitudes and through all types of landscapes, creating unforgettable memories.

The varied landscape of Lower Austria offers numerous hiking routes of all levels of difficulty all year round. The 15,000 km network of hiking trails leads hiking fans through unique natural surroundings from the valley up to the mountain to the best views. Along the way, cosy huts, family-friendly inns and plenty of cultural highlights are waiting to be discovered by visitors.
A special experience in the region is the 180 km long-distance hiking trail, the Wachau World Heritage Trail.

Discover the extraordinary biodiversity of Lake Neusiedl National Park on foot, stroll through the nature park in the idyllic wine region of southern Burgenland or visit the numerous castles, palaces and museums - hiking in Burgenland means hiking with a variety of natural and cultural impressions. The many hours of sunshine and the fairly flat landscape make the region a wonderful paradise for families with young hikers.

The holiday regions of Vorarlberg entice visitors with an incredible wealth of routes through a unique natural and cultural landscape. 6000 km of hiking trails lead to the region's most beautiful vantage points and allow hikers to discover true natural treasures. Modern mountain railways make many an arduous ascent or descent easier if your fitness is a little weaker, while the sun terraces of the Alps invite you to take a break with tasty alpine cheese and magnificent views.
We show you the best places in Vorarlberg to let your gaze wander into the distance.

Anyone who thinks that Vienna is not a good place for hiking due to a lack of high mountains is mistaken:
Here, hiking fans will find 14 well-signposted hiking trails in Vienna and the surrounding area. If you have plenty of time, you can hike on the popular Rundumadum hiking trail on 24 stages over 120 kilometres over several days around Vienna, and there are also numerous nature trails where young and old explorers can experience flora and fauna up close.
A big plus point is the easy accessibility of all starting points and each individual stage by public transport.