Stage 1: Start in Krimml | Krimml Waterfalls | Krimml-Hochkrimml
Hohe Tauern Panorama Trail Multi-day hike along the long-distance trail
Escape from everyday life for a few days, leave the valley far behind you and get completely immersed in the nature of the Hohe Tauern: If you take the Hohe Tauern Panorama Trail, the new long-distance hiking trail in SalzburgerLand, you are in for a very special nature adventure. Totalling 17 stages, this new long-distance hiking trail leads from the starting point at the foot of the Krimml Waterfalls to the Schmittenhöhe high above Zell am See. The route is a total of 275 kilometres long, and along the way you will spend the night either in the valley or in cosy mountain huts.
Tour with hiking shuttle service and luggage transfer
The trail leads you across the mountain world of the Hohe Tauern and combines tranquillity, sporty challenge and impressive views. The long-distance trail offers not only natural sights, but also exciting exhibitions and excursion destinations in the stage towns.
In addition, mountain railways are always available along the route, carrying you comfortably uphill, metre by metre. Furthermore, a convenient hiking shuttle service ensures comfort, and the bookable luggage transfer brings your equipment from one stage destination to the next.
THE 17 STAGES OF THE "HOHE TAUERN PANORAMA TRAIL":
The largest waterfalls in Europe and the birthplace of a freedom fighter
On the trail of the element of water in the Wildgerlos Valley
Stage 2: Wildgerlos Valley | Hochkrimml-Königsleiten
Alpine crossing of the impressive Kröndlhorn
Stage 3: Kröndlhorn | Königsleiten-GH Rechtegg/ Neurkirchen
Enjoy a magnificent view of the Grossvenediger from the summit of the Frühmesser
Stage 4: Wildkogel | GH Rechtegg/ Neukirchen-Wildkogelhaus/ Bramberg
Magnificent views of the Hohe Tauern glaciers
Stage 5: Rettenstein-Blick | Wildkogelhaus/ Bramberg-Panorama Alm
From Pass Thurn to the most modern National Park Centre in the Alps in Mittersill
Stage 6: Pass Thurn | Panorama Alm-Mittersill
On lonely paths to one of the highest grass mountains in Europe
Stage 7: Around the Gaisstein | Mittersill-Bürglhütte
Unique high-altitude hike on the "Pinzgau Walk"
Stage 8: Hochsonnbergalm | Bürglhütte-Uttendorfer Hochsonnbergalm/ Uttendorf
New perspectives and a fantastic panoramic view of Zell am See
Stage 9: Pinzgauer Hütte | Uttendorfer Hochsonnbergalm/ Uttendorf-Pinzgauer Hütte
In the footsteps of Empress Sisi from the Schmittenhöhe to the shores of Lake Zell
Stage 10: Lake Zell | Pinzgauer Hütte Schmittenhöhe
Around Lake Zell through this wonderful gem for nature lovers to Bruck an der Großglocknerstraße
Stage 11: Thumersbach High-Altitude Promenade | Zell am See-Bruck an der Großglocknerstraße
Crisp and with the best views across the Hundstein to Taxenbach
Stage 12: Hundstein | Bruck a. d. Großglocknerstraße-Taxenbach
Through the spectacular Kitzloch Gorge and to an ancient pilgrimage site
Stage 13: Kitzloch Gorge | Taxenbach-Embach
Back to the mountains with double summit bliss
Stage 14: Grubereck | Embach-Rauris
On the trail of gold and across idyllic alpine pastures to the head of the Rauris Valley
Stage 15: Rauris Valley | Rauris-Kolm Saigurn
From Kolm Saigurn at the foot of the Goldberg group to the former "Monte Carlo of the Alps"
Stage 16: Stubnerkogel | Kolm Saigurn-Bad Gastein
On imperial tracks from the Gastein Valley to the "Valley of the Alpine Pastures"
Stage 17: Valley of the Alpine Pastures | Bad Gastein-Hüttschlag
