Austrian Alpine Association - OeAV With over 300,000 members, the Austrian Alpine Association (OeAV) is Austria’s largest alpine club. The association maintains 250 mountain refuges across the country and a dense network of hiking trails. Thanks to its countless years of experience, the Austrian Alpine Association is your No. 1 partner when it comes to mountain sports in Austria. Homepage

German Alpine Association - DAV The German Alpine Association (DAV) was founded in 1869 and has some 715,000 members today. The association’s 355 departments maintain a dense network of hiking trails and a total of 332 mountain refuges of which 183 are located in Austria. In 2004, the DAV started an initiative called “Adventure Hiking” which is aimed at avid hikers of all ages.

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Tirol's Mountain Guides Tirol’s Mountain Guides are all-rounders. Thanks to their extensive training they are skilled in any terrain and at any time of the year. Snow or rock, glacier crevasses or canyons, ski tours or peak climbs – with a Tirolean Mountain Guide you are always in best hands. Homepage

Tirolean Hiking Hotels The Tirolean Hiking Hotels are an association of 40 family-run 3 and 4-star hotels and campsites offering high standards of service and facilities for outdoor enthusiasts.
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AlpinSchule Innsbruck - ASI AlpinSchule Innsbruck has been organizing exciting outdoor activities for over 40 years. Their program includes everything from leisurely walks to challenging mountaineering tours and high alpine summit climbs. In the summer of 2005, Alpinschule Innsbruck opened its first ASI Lodge in Steinberg am Rofan. Homepage

KOMPASS KOMPASS, headquartered in RUM, publishes some of the most detailed hiking maps and guides from the Baltic Sea to the Balearic Islands. KOMPASS now also offers digital maps for you to plan your next trip on our computer or GPS device. Homepage