What is so special about winter hiking in Ötztal?

The Ötztal offers an impressive combination of snow-covered mountain landscapes, perfectly groomed winter hiking trails and breathtaking views of the Ötztal Alps. Quiet trails in Sölden, Längenfeld and Obergurgl-Hochgurgl make the region a perfect destination for winter hikers.

Which winter hiking trails are there in Ötztal?

Popular winter hiking trails in Ötztal include the Horlachtal-Umhausen-Niederthai circular hiking trail, the Rotes Wandl winter hiking trail and the winter hiking route to the Steinmannbahn mountain station . These routes offer a variety of experiences for beginners and advanced hikers.

Winter Walking

Winter walking in the Ötztal

Steep mountain faces, striking peaks and narrow, densely forested side valleys characterise the landscape of the Ötztal. Winter hikes far away from the hustle and bustle of the ski resorts reveal the romantic, unspoilt side of the valley.

The top 3 winter hikes in Ötztal

Circular hiking trail Horlachtal - Niederthai
Opening hours: open
Difficulty: easy
Length: 6.9 km Duration: 2:00 h Elevation uphill: 233 m
Go to winter hike: Circular hiking trail Horlachtal - Niederthai
Winter hiking trail Rotes Wandl - No. 431
Opening hours: open
Difficulty: easy
Length: 1.5 km Duration: 0:45 h Elevation uphill: 52 m
Go to winter hike: Winter hiking trail Rotes Wandl - No. 431
Winter hiking trail Steinmannbahn mountain station - Schönwieshütte - No. 8
Opening hours: open
Difficulty: easy
Length: 1.2 km Duration: 0:30 h Elevation uphill: 33 m
Go to winter hike: Winter hiking trail Steinmannbahn mountain station - Schönwieshütte - No. 8