Styria Hiking & Trekking Tours

Hiking through Styria takes you on trails around the Gesäuse National Park where limestone peaks shoot straight up, and you'll cross suspension bridges over the Enns River with waterfalls all around. Routes range from easy valley walks to tougher climbs up to mountain huts.

Walk the challenging Salzburger Almenweg through Rinderfeld's boulder-strewn pastures and climb 800 meters to reach the Tor Gate at the Salzburg-Styrian border beneath Torstein's vertical cliffs. Overnight at Dachstein Südwandhütte below the Hoher Dachstein's south face.

Summit Hoher Dachstein via the historic route first climbed in 1834, crossing the Schladming Glacier and hiking the 500-meter Notgasse rock gorge with ancient carvings near Brandalm. You can choose a valley hike below the Dachstein south face or take a steep 1,000-meter cable car up.

This route has some tough alpine hiking with daily climbs of 850m up to Hofpürglhütte and 1,108m to Goiserer Hut via Trockentannalm. You'll summit Hochmühleck and cross the exposed ridge at Dachstein Südwandhütte where there's some technical scrambling sections.

This 4-day route climbs 475 meters through Styria's Northern Limestone Alps on the Dachstein circular route, starting from 1,845-meter Berghotel Steinerhaus through larch forests and alpine meadows. Moderate terrain totals 41 kilometers, including the Bettlersteig trail to Viehbergalm and the 1,731-meter Hochm├╝hleck peak with Kemet Mountains views. After reaching the peak, you'll head down through Almgraben valley past the Grimming massif to Bad Aussee, carrying only daypacks with luggage support.

Walk below the UNESCO-listed Hohe Dachstein, the Northern Limestone Alps' highest peak at 2,995 meters, on a self-guided hike through alpine pastures above Filzmoos. You'll follow the Dachstein circular trail from Ramsau and head up through landscapes below Rötelstein.

This 5-day self-guided walk follows the Salzkammerweg circular route around Hoher Sarstein, crossing between Upper Austria and Styria through alpine pastures and past the Koppenbr├╝ller Cave. The route takes you along mystical Lake Hallstatt, through the wilderness of the Koppental valley, and across the Historic Salt Trail with great viewpoints. You'll stay 4 nights in traditional guesthouses and hotels in Bad Goisern, Hallstatt, and Bad Aussee, with daily luggage transport included for up to 25 kg per person.

Rugged Styrian peaks offer challenging hikes and authentic mountain hut stays. The 40km route features dramatic glacier panoramas, technical climbing sections, and warm Alpine hospitality throughout varied terrain.