Skitouring in the Wilder Kaiser offer the superlatives in the region. The gray giants dressed in white offer a breathtaking panorama. Rustic huts offer Tyrolean delicacies to strengthen after great first lines.
Numerous tours start, among others, at the Jägerwirt in Scheffau, from the Wochenbrunneralm in Ellmau. In Wieser and Hüttling near Going or from the north side of the Wilder Kaiser via the Griesneralm or the Hans-Berger-Haus (closed in winter).
A ski tour is a great experience! However, when touring into unsecured, open terrain, you should entrust yourself to an experienced mountain guide. Detailed tour planning is essential. You can find exact tour routes in the Alpine Club's map "8 Kaisergebirge", which is available in shops.
Click here to go to the DAV online shop.
Before your tour, find out about the current weather conditions and the latest avalanche report at www.zamg.ac.at & www.lawine.at or call +43 512 508 802255.
For the good of nature, please pay attention to the forest-wildlife protection areas so that the animals, weakened in winter, can go foraging in peace.
The Kufsteinerland Tourist Association accepts no liability whatsoever for the designation of the touring area. They only serve as an aid in planning the tour. The decision whether or not to go on the tour lies with the hiker himself.
European emergency number: 112
Austrian Mountain Rescue Service: 140
Numerous tours start, among others, at the Jägerwirt in Scheffau, from the Wochenbrunneralm in Ellmau. In Wieser and Hüttling near Going or from the north side of the Wilder Kaiser via the Griesneralm or the Hans-Berger-Haus (closed in winter).
A ski tour is a great experience! However, when touring into unsecured, open terrain, you should entrust yourself to an experienced mountain guide. Detailed tour planning is essential. You can find exact tour routes in the Alpine Club's map "8 Kaisergebirge", which is available in shops.
Click here to go to the DAV online shop.
Before your tour, find out about the current weather conditions and the latest avalanche report at www.zamg.ac.at & www.lawine.at or call +43 512 508 802255.
For the good of nature, please pay attention to the forest-wildlife protection areas so that the animals, weakened in winter, can go foraging in peace.
The Kufsteinerland Tourist Association accepts no liability whatsoever for the designation of the touring area. They only serve as an aid in planning the tour. The decision whether or not to go on the tour lies with the hiker himself.
European emergency number: 112
Austrian Mountain Rescue Service: 140
