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Hiking
Distinctive peaks, clear mountain lakes, gushing streams - so pure you can drink from them, an elaborate array of alpine flora, once in resplendent glory, then in unassuming beauty, all these impressions and varying opportunities are undescribable in the Dachstein Tauern mountain region.
The long stretched out resort of Rohrmoos-Untertal in the heart of the Schladming / Dachstein Tauern region, stretches from the high mountains of the "Niedere Tauern" to the mountain town of Schladming and is an alpine hiking centre. The sunny Rohrmoos plateau with its grand valleys "Ober and Untertal", the two local mountains Hochwurzen and Planai plus the water-rich Schladminger Tauern, attract many hikers and nature-lovers to the mountains from the spring through to late autumn.
At an altitude of between 750 m and 2,850 m you can hike in and around Rohrmoos. You'll find further information regarding the best footpaths on the Hochwurzen under www.wandern.com.
We'll accompany you on: - 2 - 3 guided walks per week (some in conjunction with the hiking programme organised by the Tourist Office
- a weekly guided nordic walking tour
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We'll provide you with:  | | - hire of nordic walking and walking sticks
- on request walkers' energy pack (muesli bar, fruit)
- hiking information with walking map and walking books of the region
- Summercard
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Hiking experience Rohrmoos / Schladming: - plenty of mountain huts and refuges open to the public
- extensive network of footpaths in the whole region
- guided cave walk
- signposted running and nordic walking routes
- alpine schools and numerous climbing trails
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Cable cars in operation in summer:  | | - cable cars on the Hochwurzen and Planai (Hochwurzen Cable Car - access right by the hotel)
- Dachstein Cable Car - Dachstein Glacier (summer ski area, viewing platform, hiking and climbing area)
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For your safety please read the "10 rules for hikers".
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Sie befinden sich hier: English Summer » Summer activiities » Hiking & alpine fitness |
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