Hut to Hut Hiking Austria

The Stubaier Höhenweg, or the Stubai High Trail, is one of the most beautiful hiking trails in the Austrian Alps. The hike begins in the village of Neustift in Stubaital in the heart of Tyrol, not far from Innsbruck. The Stubaier Höhenweg is the highlight of hut hikes in Austria and can be walked by young and old if they are sufficiently prepared.

The Salzburger Almenweg is one of the most popular treks in Austria. This relaxed trek takes you "von Alm zu Alm", which means that you trek from one alpine meadow to the next. The Salzburger Almenweg is a 350-kilometer long trail divided into 31 stages. The beauty of this trail is that it can be easily divided into smaller sections. It’s perfect for those seeking a scenic, flexible, and culturally rich alpine experience.

The Berliner Höhenweg is a challenging long-distance trek in the Zillertal Alps, perfect for experienced hikers. Covering 85 km and over 6,000 meters of elevation gain, it offers dramatic peaks, glaciers, and classic Austrian huts along the way. A true alpine adventure. Expect long days, rugged ridgelines, and real rewards. Not for beginners—but unforgettable for the bold.

The Kaiserkrone is a spectacular circular hiking trail encircling the Wilder Kaiser mountain range in Tyrol, Austria. Spanning approximately 65 kilometers (40 miles) with an elevation gain of over 5,000 meters (16,400 feet), this 5-day trek offers a mix of challenging ascents, panoramic views, and diverse alpine landscapes. The route passes through lush meadows, rocky ridges, and picturesque villages, with cozy huts providing rest and traditional Austrian fare along the way.