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Lake Constance and Rhine Falls by Bike
Read moreA fine trip, but one that has shown us just how far behind we are when it comes to facilities.
Lake Constance and Rhine Falls by Bike
Read moreConstance Lake and the Rhine Falls are places of great natural beauty. The towns around the lake have remarkable architecture, with half-timbered houses and beautiful old frescoes on the facades. The ..
Munich to Venice: A Journey Across the Alps
Read moreIn summary, it is a colorful trip, very varied, with great cultural interest that will leave us with memories for a long time. Balanced and progressive route. More sustained on the 4 Dolomites days bu..
Questions/Answers about traveling in Austria
Here's some information about the different seasons in Austria to help you plan your hike at the best time!
Spring in Austria is a time when the mountains begin to shed the snow and nature comes back to life. Temperatures are generally mild, although mountain peaks may still be covered in snow. Green valleys and wild flowers make this a pleasant time for hiking.
Summer is the most popular hiking season in Austria. Temperatures are warm, days are long, and most trails are accessible. The mountains are covered with lush vegetation, and the lakes and rivers are ideal for swimming. However, trails can be more crowded, especially in popular tourist areas!
Autumn in Austria offers spectacular scenery and brilliant autumn colors. Temperatures are cool, but pleasant for hiking. Trails are generally less crowded than in summer, allowing you to enjoy the tranquility of nature to the full.
In winter, Austria is a winter sports paradise, but there are also opportunities for snowshoe hiking and winter walks. The snow-covered landscapes are magnificent, and the well-maintained trails offer impressive panoramic views. It should be noted that some mountain areas may be difficult to access due to winter conditions. It's important to note that weather conditions can vary from region to region in Austria, due to the country's altitude and diverse geography.
Before setting out on a hike, it's advisable to check the local weather forecast and find out about trail conditions. Make sure you're well equipped, especially if you're going to high altitudes or in winter, with appropriate clothing, food, water and a hiking map or guide.
Austria abounds in magnificent natural landscapes that offer countless opportunities for hiking! Here are just a few of the places to see when hiking in Austria:
The Austrian Alps are one of the country's hiking gems. Regions such as Tyrol, Salzburgerland and Carinthia offer scenic trails, alpine lakes and majestic peaks.
The Hohe Tauern National Park is also a popular destination for hikers, with its spectacular alpine scenery and diverse fauna.
Located in Styria, Gesäuse National Park is a true paradise for hiking enthusiasts. Impressive gorges, craggy peaks and tumultuous rivers offer spectacular scenery. You can explore the well-marked trails and enjoy the region's natural beauty.
Kalkalpen National Park, also in central Austria, is one of the largest intact forest areas in Europe. Here you can find a wide variety of hiking trails, with opportunities to observe the local flora and fauna. Ancient forests, waterfalls and mountainous landscapes make this region a unique hiking destination!
Lake Hallstatt in the Salzkammergut region offers picturesque hiking opportunities. You can hike around the lake, admiring the charming alpine villages and lakeside scenery. The surrounding mountains also offer more challenging trails for experienced hikers!
The Eagle Trail is an iconic hiking trail that crosses the Austrian Alps. It stretches for over 400 kilometers, crossing a variety of alpine landscapes. You can choose to do part of this trail to enjoy the panoramic views and mountain hiking experience.
The Nockberge National Park, located in Carinthia, is known for its gentle rounded mountains called “Nocken”. You can hike through these unique landscapes, with alpine pastures, forests and alpine lakes.
These suggestions are just a few of the many wonderful places to explore on a hike in Austria. Whether you prefer alpine peaks, lakes, national parks or picturesque landscapes, Austria offers a variety of choices for hiking enthusiasts.
Danube River by Bike, from Passau to Vienna