Hotel Alpenklang

Family-friendly circular hike in Grossarl, Salzburg. This easy tour is ideal for families - there is something new to discover on each of the three alpine pastures. On the Mooslehenalm, children can romp around on the playground and pet animals, and the whole family can enjoy regional dishes. From there it goes to the Igltalalm (also called Niggeltalm). It's also family-friendly here: a playground, a stream with a water wheel and animals to pet are waiting here. On the third Alm...

The route to the Igltalalm is a child-friendly forest path; on the alpine pasture you can romp in the playground, look for ducks, dogs and cats and marvel at the water wheel with the brook. You can stop in the hut and order a hearty snack. After that, however, it's off to the mountains, so the smaller children shouldn't come along.

Panoramic loop in Salzburger Land, Austria. From the car park at Lamach you start hiking in the direction of Hochbruck to the north-west. It goes steadily uphill through the forest until you reach the Unterwandalm after about 6 kilometers. Here you can enjoy a delicious snack. For children there is a playground and a petting zoo with guinea pigs and rabbits. Continue to the historic Karseggalm and via the Breitenebenalm back to the starting point. On the way you always have the view of the...

Impressive loop in Salzburger Land, Austria. This loop is quite short, but you get to know three alpine pastures that are always worth stopping at. From the Breitenebenweg car park, walk along the road in the direction of Langbrand and from there to the Unterwandalm. With a bit of luck, musical accompaniment will be offered here in addition to the snack. From here it goes on to the Karseggalm and the Breitenebenalm. There are playgrounds and activities for children on all three pastures.

Varied mountain hike in the Ankogel Group of the Central Eastern Alps near Grossarl. You start at the managed Aualm, which can be reached via a gravel road and offers parking facilities. From here it goes on forest and meadow paths, hiking trails and occasionally also via insured passages and ladders to the Austuhl and to the Schuhflickersee and over the summit of the Schuhflicker and Liechtensteinkopf back again.