The Comodo Bad Gastein, a Member of Design Hotels

Popular mountain hike in Salzburger Land. There are a number of parking spaces at the valley station of the Graukogelbahn, behind which the hiking trail begins. In the midst of and between magnificent wooded areas, it goes uphill with a very leisurely incline until you reach the mountain station and the Vinzenzkapelle. From there the Zirbenweg leads to the Graukogel. There are rest stops in Bad Gastein. The place can be reached by bus and train.

From Bad Gastein the path leads along Bismarckstraße and Kaiser Willhelm Promenade towards Hoteldorf Güner Baum. These first 50 minutes are a good start to the hike. Along the promenade you get many beautiful views of the front Gastein Valley. Over the bridge of the Kötschachbach it goes uphill again until you reach an asphalt road.

Varied loop in Salzburg. This beautiful loop begins in Bad Gastein. Here you can arrive by train and start the hike from the train station. Follow the waterfall path and then the promenade along the Gasteiner Ache until you come to the Gastein bathing lake. There you cross the Ache and walk through the Pichlerwald and back to the starting point. If you want, you can end the day in the Felsentherme in Bad Gastein. There are numerous restaurants and cafes at the starting point. Highlights: -...

Beautiful hiking route in the Hohe Tauern National Park. The route begins in the small town of Kötschachtal and runs along the stream of the same name, first across meadows and then through increasingly dense forest. The wild stream valley and its tributaries from the higher-lying glaciers, the unspoiled forests, and the quiet surroundings give this hike a unique idyll. The Alm Prossau suddenly appears with the hosted inn as if out of nowhere. Here one can stop off and enjoy the tranquility...

Panoramic hike in Salzburg. Past the Jausenstation Himmelwandhütte you follow the Kötschachbach until you reach the Alpengasthof Prossach. From there it is quite steep and through the forest into the Kesselkar, through boggy terrain and to a steep step, which you cross in a southerly direction (it is secured in sections with iron steps). After that, the terrain flattens out again, you avoid a snow field before it finally goes steeply up to the Kleinelendscharte, which is the transition to...