What is so special about winter hiking in the Innsbruck region?

The Innsbruck region combines urban flair with impressive winter hiking trails in the immediate vicinity. From gentle routes in the Inntal and Mieminger Platteau to panoramic trails in the Nordkettenberge mountains, the region offers a variety of winter hiking experiences for nature and city lovers alike.

What winter hiking trails are there around Innsbruck?

The most beautiful winter hiking trails include the Arzkasten winter hiking trail , the cosy Alpine pasture route in Mieming and, of course, the Bergdoktor winter hiking trail . These trails offer impressive views of the town and the Tyrolean Alps.

Are there family-friendly winter hikes in the Innsbruck region?

Yes, family-friendly hiking trails such as the Lans golf course winter hiking trail or the Aldrans winter trail are easy to walk and offer idyllic nature experiences. The flat routes are perfect for families with children.

Winter Walking

Winter walking in the Innsbruck region

The sunny and panoramic Mieminger Plateau and the Sellrain Valley with its quiet side valleys in the midst of high mountains offer an excellent infrastructure for winter hikers.

Sit together by a crackling open fire, trudge through snow-covered forests or observe local animals in the winter landscape. Away from the hustle and bustle of the ski slopes, you will find a precious commodity on a winter hike: peace and relaxation. You should definitely not miss out on a guided snowshoe hike.

The top 3 winter hikes in the Innsbruck region

Arzkasten winter hike
Difficulty: easy
Length: 3.8 km Duration: 1:15 h Elevation uphill: 77 m
Go to winter hike: Arzkasten winter hike
Winter walking on the sunny Mieming Plateau
Difficulty: easy
Length: 9.0 km Duration: 2:30 h Elevation uphill: 140 m
Go to winter hike: Winter walking on the sunny Mieming Plateau
Bergdoktor-Winter Hiking Trail
Difficulty: easy
Length: 2.1 km Duration: 0:45 h Elevation uphill: 40 m
Go to winter hike: Bergdoktor-Winter Hiking Trail