Self-Guided Tours & Trips in Styria

Cycle the 7-day Mur path from Sankt Michael im Lungau to Bad Radkersburg using GPS data and a navigation app. Check out Graz's UNESCO-listed Old Town at your own speed, stop by the Wood Museum in Murau, and swim at Röcksee Lake before finishing at thermal springs.

Navigate the Salzkammergut BergeSeen Trail on your own with detailed maps and an S-Trail guidebook waiting at your room. Starting from Bad Aussee, paths lead to mysterious Lake Toplitzsee and hidden Kammersee, reached by traditional Plätte raft boats.

Navigate through Styria's alps using detailed hiking maps and daily hotline support, with luggage sent to 3-star places in Ramsau, Bad Mitterndorf, and Hallstatt. Hike the 13km Koppental Valley trail beside the Koppentraun River and trek 17km from Hallstatt, climbing 1,108m.

Marked trails wind through Styria's high-alpine terrain, supported by comprehensive route materials. Mountain experience proves essential as paths traverse exposed sections under varying weather conditions.

Stay overnight in mountain huts at Hofpürglhütte and Guttenberghaus, sleeping in mattress dormitories. The route crosses the high-altitude Dachstein Glacier and 'Am Stein' plateau, then climbs to Hochmühleck summit at 2,222m before dropping 1,590m to Bad Mitterndorf.

You'll navigate your own route along Friedrich Simony's world-first via ferrata and cross the Schladming Glacier independently using the Dachstein cable car with a 1,000-meter ascent. The hike covers around 15 km from the Südwandhütte below the Dachstein south face to the exposed Guttenberghaus, then continues across the Am Stein plateau to Steinerhaus. This self-guided trip includes detailed hiking maps, a welcome video with route explanations, and the freedom to check out the 500-meter Notgasse gorge and Brandalm at your own pace.