Hiking. In spring
Hike your way through spring in the Hall-Wattens region. Start with a leisurely walk in the valley or head up to higher destinations on the sunny side of the Inn Valley, such as the Kaisersäule. A very special spring highlight is the crocus bloom at the Walderalm, which takes place in April, weather permitting. Spring offers a fantastic natural spectacle when snow still lies on the peaks and the flowers in the valley begin to bloom. The mild temperatures ensure perfect hiking conditions and make your spring holiday a truly special experience.
Checklist for spring hiking
- Make sure you’ve got crampons or ice crampons with you – If you’re heading into the mountains in spring, you need to be prepared for snowfields and make sure you’re properly kitted out
- Pack a rain jacket – The weather in spring can change quickly and you may be caught out by rain
- Wear a warm jacket – Even if it’s already warm down in the valley, the higher up the mountain you go, the faster the temperature drops
- Take a head torch with you – It still gets dark early and quickly in spring; a head torch should always be in your rucksack anyway
Walks to places of spiritual significance in the Hall-Wattens region
Places of power are special places: spiritual sites, cultural monuments and remarkable natural landscapes in the mountains and valleys. At these places of power, you can pause, linger and recharge your batteries. They inspire and tell stories – of the past and the present, of the transient and the eternal.
The 14 sites in the Hall-Wattens holiday region are carefully selected places of power. Every year, one or two new locations are added, gently expanding the list of these special places. Almost all of them are easily accessible on foot. Some of the sites are hidden and unexpected; some are obvious, whilst others are genuine insider tips. But they all have one thing in common: they all provide a tangible contrast to everyday life.
Here, you can reflect, take a deep breath and find peace.
