Wanderung entlang der Zillertaler Alpen

Rooms

Accommodation is in 3* inns/hotels in comfortably furnished rooms with bathtub or shower/WC, TV, and, in most cases, internet/Wi-Fi. You will spend three nights in huts in shared rooms with bunk beds or mattresses and shared shower/WC. You must bring your own sleeping bag, pillowcase, and towel to the huts. Due to their location, not all huts offer running water, hot water, or showers. Some toilets do not even have flushing facilities. Local tax is payable on site.

Hut Tour on the Berliner Höhenweg
The area of ​​the "Zillertal Alps High Mountain Nature Park" begins near Mayrhofen, extending to the Italian border in the south. It includes around 80 glaciers and many popular peaks and routes, such as the Berliner Höhenweg, which this hiking tour follows in part. This high-altitude scenery became popular for its beauty and mineral wealth, as well as its singing and trading inhabitants, who successfully campaigned to prevent the Zillertal from becoming a transit point on the way south. Quite the opposite – after just a one- to two-hour hike, you can experience the romance of secluded mountain huts and a sense of freedom in an excellently developed hiking area. Look forward to varied hiking days in the high mountains between 1,800 and 2,500 meters, as well as unique panoramas on some challenging stages.

Included services:

• 5 nights with half board (2 3-star hotels, 3 huts: beds or dormitories, hut sleeping bag required, running water available (some cold), some toilets without flush)
• 1 bus ride from Schlegeisspeicher to Finkenberg
• 1 hiking map per room
• Daily service hotline from 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. - also on weekends

Price per person:
Double room:
1.7.–19.9.2025: EUR 635,-
Single room:
1.7.–19.9.2025: EUR 740,-

Code: TIFKZI1 DS B/ES B

Requirements and General Information
During the tour in the Zillertal Alps, you will primarily be in alpine terrain. Appropriate mountaineering gear, such as sturdy hiking boots, weather-appropriate clothing, rain gear, and cold weather protection, are essential. Also, bring a backpack, sufficient drinking water, food, sunscreen, a first aid kit, orientation aids, maps, and a telephone. Also, check the current weather conditions and, if necessary, take alternative routes to reach your next accommodation.
The trails are signposted and marked; stay on the trails. Snow may still be present in early summer. Walking times range from 4 to 9 hours, and there may be steep uphill and downhill sections, some of which are also somewhat exposed. Accompaniment by an experienced hiking guide is available upon request.