Organized tours in Tyrol

Why choose Tyrol for your next active holiday?

A paradise for hikers and cyclists

With 24,000 kilometers of marked mountain and hiking trails, Tyrol is a dream for active travelers. The region offers an incredible diversity of routes, from gentle walks through wildflower meadows to challenging high-altitude treks across pristine mountain ranges like the Zillertal or Stubai Alps. Cyclists will find everything from leisurely valley paths, like the popular Inn Cycle Path, to demanding mountain passes perfect for road biking and gravel adventures. This extensive network makes it one of the premier destinations for Europe hiking tours and cycling holidays.

Authentic alpine culture

Beyond the trails, Tyrol offers a rich cultural experience. Discover charming villages with traditional frescoed houses, listen to the distant sound of cowbells, and enjoy the warm hospitality of family-run mountain huts (Hütten). Here, you can savor local specialties and connect with the timeless traditions of Alpine life, making your trip more than just a physical challenge but also a genuine immersion into one of Europe's most unique cultural landscapes. For those who travel to learn, these experiences are a core part of our cultural tours in Europe.

Our hiking and cycling trips in the Tyrol region

Self-guided adventures with full support

For those who cherish independence, our self-guided hiking trips provide the perfect balance of freedom and support. We take care of the logistics, including comfortable accommodations, daily luggage transfers, and detailed route notes with maps. You simply focus on navigating the trail at your own pace, allowing for spontaneous photo stops and peaceful moments to soak in the scenery. It's your adventure, fully supported by our on-the-ground expertise.

Guided group tours: share the experience

Join one of our guided tours in Europe to share your journey with like-minded travelers led by a professional local guide. A guide enriches the experience by sharing insights into the local flora, fauna, and history, while ensuring the safety and cohesion of the group. This option is ideal for those who enjoy the camaraderie of a group and want to gain a deeper understanding of the region.

From the Austrian Alps to the Italian Dolomites

The spirit of Tyrol's alpine beauty extends across the border into Italy, home to the dramatic limestone peaks of the Dolomites, a UNESCO World Heritage site. We invite you to explore this neighboring marvel with trips like the Dolomites Grand Traverse, a trek from Bolzano to Cortina. This journey showcases the unique geology and culture of South Tyrol and is a perfect complement to an Austrian adventure, offering a different but equally stunning perspective on Alps hiking tours.

Practical advice for your Tyrolean adventure

When is the best time to go?

The prime season for hiking and cycling in Tyrol is from June to September. Early summer offers lush green landscapes and vibrant wildflowers, while September brings stable weather, crisp air, and golden autumn colors. Whether you're planning on hiking in June or prefer the tranquility of hiking in September, the summer months provide ideal conditions. For those who love autumn colors, it's a fantastic destination for hiking in autumn.

Are there family-friendly options in Tyrol?

Absolutely. Tyrol is an excellent destination for active families. Many areas feature wide, gentle trails, exciting theme paths for children, and cable cars that provide easy access to higher elevations. We can help you find the perfect route or create a customized tour that matches your family's abilities and interests.

Choosing the right trip for you

Consider your fitness level, experience, and what you want from your holiday. Are you seeking a solitary trek or a social experience? A challenging summit or a leisurely ride? Our team is here to provide personalized advice to help you choose the perfect itinerary. Don't hesitate to contact us with your questions. For gear preparation, you can consult our helpful guides, such as our day hike packing list.

Explore beyond Tyrol

Travelers who fall in love with the landscapes of Tyrol often find similar joy in the neighboring mountain ranges. Consider extending your Alpine exploration by hiking in the Bavarian Alps just across the border in Germany, or by discovering the majestic beauty of the French Alps. For a different kind of adventure in Austria, consider an Austria bike tour, many of which follow scenic river valleys. If you enjoyed the hut-to-hut experience, the legendary Tour du Mont Blanc could be your next great challenge.