Kitzbühel

Walking is the oldest form of transportation. 

Hiking is a great way to relax your mind and exercise your body at the same time.
With over 1,000 kilometers of hiking trails in the surrounding mountains, the famous resort of Kitzbühel makes an excellent base for active holidays. The peaceful nature, beautiful mountain scenery and fresh country air will revive your body, mind and soul. Hiking allows you to explore our region on your terms and at your pace.

The Kitzbühel Summer Card is your key to savings in the Kitzbüheler Alpen. Holders enjoy free use of 29 lifts that give access to 13 mountains. From high up you have superb views of the majestic Wilder Kaiser mountains, the Loferer and Leoganger Steinberge and even the rugged peaks of the Hohe Tauern. 20 high elevation hiking trails give you the opportunity to explore the area's amazing scenery and to find solitude and peace. Early risers can catch the first gondola to the peak of the Horn at 4am and watch the sun come up over the Kitzbüheler Alpen - an experience no one should miss! 

One of the most scenic hiking destinations during snowmelt, which lasts from April to June, are the Sintersbacher Waterfalls in Jochberg. With a free fall height of 165 meters they are Tirol's most spectacular waterfalls. Guided hikes are offered on six days a week and make for fun-filled and memorable nature experiences. The guided day hikes take leisure hikers to Hahnenkamm and the world-famous Streif, the rugged Wilder Kaiser mountains, the Krimmler waterfalls in the Hohe Tauern and Kitzbühel's local mountain, the Kitzbüheler Horn.

The gently rolling Kitzbühel Grass Mountains offer great hiking for families. Five times per week Engelbert and Madeleine take hikers and nature lovers of all ages to the most scenic spots in the Kitzbüheler Alpen. What's best: all guided hikes are free for guest card holders! For more information on outdoor activities in the Kitzbüheler Alpentouren visit touren.kitzbuehel.com.

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