Why is the Tyrolean Oberland ideal for winter hiking?

The Tyrolean Oberland impresses with snow-covered winter landscapes, peaceful hiking trails and impressive mountain panoramas. Regions such as Ried, Prutz and Pfunds offer perfectly groomed trails away from the hustle and bustle, ideal for relaxation and enjoying nature.

What winter hiking trails are there in the Tyrolean Oberland?

Popular routes include the evening tour around the Mutzkopf , the winter hike to Altfinstermünz Castle and the tour to the Adlerblick viewing platform in the Kaunertal winter hike. These trails offer a variety of experiences for families, beginners and experienced hikers.

What highlights does the Tyrolean Oberland offer for winter hiking?

Highlights include the tranquil valleys, snow-covered forests and views of the impressive Tyrolean mountains. The winter hike to the Adlerblick viewing platform and the "Feichti" wildlife enclosure is particularly beautiful.

Winter Walking

Winter walking in the Tiroler Oberland

An ideal altitude and 130 kilometres of prepared routes for winter hiking make the Tiroler Oberland the perfect place for leisure hikers as well as those with sporting ambitions.

The top 3 winter hikes in the Tyrolean Oberland

Winterwanderweg Aussichtsplattform Adlerblick (Kaunertal)
Opening hours: open
Difficulty: easy
Length: 3.2 km Duration: 2:30 h Elevation uphill: 372 m
Go to winter hike: Winterwanderweg Aussichtsplattform Adlerblick (Kaunertal)
Evening winter hike Kleinmutzkopf, Nauders
Difficulty: easy
Length: 6.0 km Duration: 2:00 h Elevation uphill: 70 m
Go to winter hike: Evening winter hike Kleinmutzkopf, Nauders