Hiking. In Tyrol

Tyrol’s largest nature park, the Karwendel Nature Park, wild and romantic mountain valleys and famous peaks, as well as leisurely, gentle walking trails in the valley: in the Hall-Wattens region, passionate mountaineers will find just as much to enjoy as nature lovers seeking a more relaxed experience. Many long-distance hiking trails criss-cross our region, such as the Munich–Venice trail, the Karwendel Höhenweg, Inntaler Höhenweg 2000, two pilgrimage routes, the challenging Via Alpina and stages of the famous Adlerweg.

Hikes. In the heart of Tyrol

Tyrol's largest nature park, the Karwendel Alpine Park, wildly romantic mountain valleys and famous peaks as well as leisurely, gentle walks in the valley: in the Hall-Wattens region, passionate summiteers get their money's worth just as much as pleasure-oriented nature lovers. Stages of the Adlerweg, Tirol's leading hiking trail and the Jakobsweg lead to destinations in the region.

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Walks to the region’s places of power

The major mountain ranges to the north and south of the Inn Valley

Ein Wanderer mit Stöcken auf einem felsigen Bergpfad, umgeben von einer weiten Bergkulisse und blauem Himmel.

The Karwendel Mountains

The Karwendel Nature Park, situated between the Inn and Isar rivers, Lake Achensee and the Seefeld Basin, is a protected area with many unique features and boasts scenic beauty of international significance, with the added advantage of being right on the Tyroleans’ doorstep.
In this case, the unassuming is so close at hand, and the Halltal offers countless opportunities to enjoy nature! The Karwendel boasts an alpine primeval landscape unique in Europe, such as the Kleiner and Großer Ahornboden, the Tortal – home to the highest rock faces in the Karwendel Nature Park – and even a “Grand Canyon”, the Vomperloch! In 2020, it was voted Nature Park of the Year!

Wanderer auf Felsen mit Blick auf Berglandschaft und Tal, klarer Himmel.

The Tux Alps

The Tux Alps offer a varied hiking area for leisure hikers and mountaineers alike. Various valleys, such as the Wattental and the Voldertal, boast stunning, unspoilt natural beauty. The Glungezer offers fun for the whole family with activities on the mountain such as the 'Kugelwald am Glungezer' Mountain Adventure World, the Zirbensee or a hike along the Zirbenweg. Culinary highlights here include the Glungezerhütte, Tulfeinalm and the Lizumer Hütte. It’s always a special experience to arrive at the alpine hut after a hike and treat yourself to a cool drink. Various summit crosses are waiting to be climbed – the summits of the Largoz and the Schartenkogel offer magnificent views of the Inn Valley and the Karwendel Mountains opposite.

Whether with or without Nordic walking poles, with friends or family – in the Hall-Wattens region, everyone can find their very own hiking paradise, whether it’s autumn or summer holidays in Tyrol. The Glungezer Bergbahn, numerous places to stop for refreshments in rustic huts and alpine pastures, as well as our digital hiking pins, round off the mountain experience – perfect conditions for your hiking holiday in Tyrol.

You can pick up a free hiking map of the region (Karwendel and Tux Alps) from the tourist office.

If you’d rather explore the stunning natural surroundings of Hall-Wattens by bike or mountain bike, you’ll find a variety of routes ranging from easy to difficult in our mountain bike and cycling tours.

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