Adlerweg

The Eagle Walk, known in German as the Adlerweg, is one of the most famous treks in Tyrol, Austria. If seen from above, the Adlerweg map resembles the silhouette of an eagle hovering in the air with its wings spread wide open, therefore its name. This famous hike runs from east to west through the whole of Tirol and encompasses 33 stages and 413 kilometers.Unfortunately, we at Bookatrekking.com don't have time for that either. Fortunately, you can hike the most beautiful stages of the Adlerweg easily from Innsbruck. There is no better starting point than the Capital of the Alps for your walking holidays in Austria. Completing the entire Adlerweg is a life goal for some hikers. Especially for Austrian hikers, tackling the 33 stages is high on the bucket list. Each stage has its own appeal of course and at Bookatrekking.com we know that a few stages stand out head and shoulders above the rest. In this blog post you will find the best options for the Adlerweg which you can also get to easily from Innsbruck.

Hiking in Austria. Hiking in Austria is a great way to relax and enjoy nature. In Austria, there is a wide range of hiking tours of three, four, five, or more days. Almost every federal state like Salzburg and Tyrol has hut-to-hut tours for beginners and advanced hikers. A hut hike with a child? No problem. Get out of your comfort zone and hike from hut to hut in the Alps in Austria. In this blog, you will find the best hiking trails and hut-to-hut tours in Austria together with all the information that you need to know to get ready for your Hiking in the Alps. Servus! Taking the night train to Innsbruck and starting a three-day family hike the next day? No problem. Apple strudel and beer at the Sulzenau Hütte in the Stubai Valley? We're in. Sweaty hands at the Friesenbergscharte in the Zillertal? Let's go! Step out of your comfort zone, go hiking in Austria, and trek from hut to hut in the Austrian Alps.

Let’s face it—picking the right hike can make or break your adventure. That’s where the SAC hiking scale steps in, like your personal trail guru. Developed by the Swiss Alpine Club, this clever system ranks trails from T1 to T6, giving you a crystal-clear breakdown of what to expect. Whether you’re strolling through sunny meadows or tackling alpine ridges, the SAC scale is your ultimate cheat sheet. At Bookatrekking.com, we’ve stamped it on every hike we offer, so you can find your perfect match—skills, vibe, and all. It’s a lifesaver for hut-to-hut hikes, where nature, freedom, and post-hike beers collide. The SAC scale means no surprises—just you, the mountains, and that smug “I’ve got this” energy. So lace up, check the ratings, and hit the trail with confidence—and maybe a little swagger.