Gschnitztal water trail: from drop to river
Panorama trail Lermoos-Ehrwald: Stroll with a view of the Zugspitze
Ellmau-Going mountain doctor round: therapy for body and soul
Mieming sun plateau circuit: round tour at the foot of the Mieminger Kette
Steinberg panoramic tour: enjoy the forest and meadows
Walter Mair Trail: four stages on foot
Hike Unterleutasch: The Ache river as a companion along the way
Around the Plansee: hiking with a view of the lake
Bichlachrunde: Hiking in the glacier grinding area
Jochberg 7-well trail: nature with lots of culture
Stanzach over suspension bridge: Natural idyll on the Lech
Ögg-Runde Kaunertal: Visit to the farms
Höhenweg Stanzerwaal: Healing and fire water
St. Nikolaus circular route: through meadows and hamlets
Adolari Tour: Heavenly pleasure tour
Valley hikes offer a perfect combination of light activity and enjoyment of nature. With no steep climbs, they are ideal for families, older people and less experienced hikers. They often lead through idyllic landscapes with lakes, rivers, meadows and picturesque villages and allow for relaxing breaks at mountain pastures or viewpoints.
Most of the valley hikes are particularly child-friendly. Flat paths and short distances ensure little effort. In addition to valley hikes, themed hikes are also suitable as family hikes. Here, children are guided through various themed trails. Pure adventure for the little ones!
We think that all valleys have their own charm. However, as we can't list all the valleys, today we recommend the Gschnitztal, the Mieminger Plateau (which actually belongs to the Inntal), but also the Kaunertal, which has its own flair with its reservoir and glacier at the end of the valley.
Hikes in the valley are generally less demanding than mountain tours and are particularly suitable for people who want to try their hand at hiking, families or simply for leisurely strolls. They usually run along well-maintained and signposted paths without major differences in altitude. Depending on the length of the route and the weather, you should also take suitable clothing, water and food with you. A checklist for packing your hiking rucksack can be useful.
