Hiking in Saalbach Hinterglemm
Mountaineering and panorama tours
Hikers and mountaineers will be sufficiently motivated to put their hiking boots on first thing in the morning. After a hearty breakfast, there is over 400 km of hiking trails in the Home of Lässig waiting to be explored, alongside picturesque mountain lakes, through deep shady forests, over panoramic mountain ridges and lush green Alpine pastures leading up to unforgettable summits. The reward after the ascent is stunning views that open up to the gentle ridges of the Pinzgauer Grasberge, the jagged peaks of the Kitzbüheler Alps and the snowy peaks of the Hohen Tauern. Here you can enjoy moments of solitude and leave the hustle and bustle of everyday life behind you. Hikers will work up an appetite and can enjoy traditional dishes and local products served up by hosts at one of the 40 mountain huts around Saalbach Hinterglemm. While you are experiencing a bite to eat, your hosts will give you some inside tips to the secret spots that can be discovered in the Home of Lässig. This is your summer holiday in Saalbach!
Those wishing to talk a shorter route to reach the summit can ride in one of six comfortable and modern cable cars which are operating during the summer. They enable guests to travel swiftly and without effort to the mountain world of this popular destination in SalzburgerLand and allowing access to the starting points of long-distance hikes such as the Pinzgauer Spaziergang and the Seven Summits. With the JOKER CARD, the use of all lifts operating in Saalbach Hinterglemm is entirely free of charge for all hikers.
For those looking for action and wanting to feel the adrenaline pumping through their veins, will find countless opportunities for outdoor activities in Saalbach Hinterglemm. At the end of the valley an adventure hotspot area has been created. In addition to the Gold Gate Bridge of the Alps and the Treetop Trail, you will also find the High Rope Course, the Jump’n Slide Park, the Teufelswasser and the Wildlife Trail all in the same vicinity. Boredom is a word that doesn’t exist in the Saalbach Hinterglemm dictionary.