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Hiking areas in the Innsbruck region

Lush forests, beautiful mountain lakes and majestic peaks: the Innsbruck region is home to numerous places of natural beauty that are well worth discovering. Many can be found in the hiking areas around the Tyrolean capital, which are spread over five different mountain ranges and offer a wide variety of tours. Despite their differences, they all have one thing in common: they guarantee amazing alpine experiences.

All about hiking

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Our hiking areas

From leisurely and relatively flat routes on the Mieming Plateau to high alpine climbs in the Sellrain Valley: the hiking areas in the Innsbruck region have the perfect tour for everyone.

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Karwendel Nature Park

Just a gondola ride from Innsbruck is the Karwendel Nature Park, an alpine wonderland that covers hundreds of square kilometres.

Innsbruck

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Patscherkofel

The Patscherkofel in the south of Innsbruck is known by the locals as their “local mountain”. It offers gentle hiking fun and is ideal for families and anyone looking for more leisurely hikes.

Igls

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The Mieming Range

The leisurely hiking trails on the Mieming Plateau invite you to enjoy long walks in both summer and winter. More demanding tours are also available if desired.

Mieming

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Kalkkögel mountain range

The Kalkkögel mountains are known as the “Dolomites of the North” thanks to their distinctive appearance. Hiking trails of all difficulty levels can be found in the area around these mighty rugged peaks.

Axams

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Sellrain Valley and Stubai Alps

The hiking terrain in the Sellrain Valley is particularly great for experienced mountain fans. The area extends into the Stubai Alps and offers stunning views encompassing numerous three-thousand-metre-high peaks.

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Ready for the mountains?

Do you need more information? Or a little inspiration? If so, take a look at our tips and recommendations – to make sure you’re well prepared for your alpine adventures in the region.

Haute cuisine

Exercise makes you hungry. That’s why stopping at various mountain huts and restaurants along the way is part and parcel of the hiking fun.

Staying safe on the mountain

Safety first: this saying is as true as ever when it comes to mountain tours. Here we’ll show you what you need to know for your next trip.

On the right track

Are you wondering which tours are suitable for you? The hiking trails are all rated to help you make an informed decision.

Webcams - everywhere at a glance

Thanks to our webcams, you can not only take a look at Innsbruck: you can also see what the surrounding area looks like live.

Unbeatable views

Whether you want to take a selfie or just enjoy the scenery: viewing platforms are always worth a visit.

Cool water

Fountains, mountain lakes, waterfalls and more: here you’ll find everything about water.

Be inspired!

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Welcome Card

The Welcome Card is available free of charge from our partner establishments with a stay of at least two nights. It includes offers and discounts on a variety of attractions, as well as free use of public transport in the Innsbruck region.