Walking around the Pillersee
Summer Quiet routes in the Pillerseetal below the Loferer Steinberge
Hiking in the Wildschönau and around · Summer
A quiet high valley with meadows and a clear stream
The Gaistal lies near Leutasch on the Seefeld plateau, on the south side of the Wetterstein range. The Leutascher Ache flows through the valley. It is one of the best-known hiking areas on the plateau, with comfortable paths to several alms such as the Gaistalalm, Hämmermoosalm and Tillfussalm.
A popular family route is the three-alm loop from the Salzbach car park: about 10 km, 3 to 3.5 hours and about 290 metres of climbing. Distances are fairly short and there is plenty to see, which suits children well. Maps and tips are available from the Leutasch tourist office.
Leutasch is about 1 hour 20 minutes by car from Niederau, via the A12 towards Telfs and then on to Seefeld and Leutasch.
Always check times, prices and opening dates with the provider beforehand; they can change.
Yes, the paths are mostly wide and flat, so you can easily walk a stretch with children.
Summer Quiet routes in the Pillerseetal below the Loferer Steinberge
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Summer Quiet paths to alpine pastures in a peaceful side valley
Summer Alm and mountain paths in the Pillerseetal, quieter than Kitzbühel
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Hotel Wastlhof, partner of Niederau.nl, is a family-run hotel with an indoor and an outdoor pool, wellness and its own riding stables, right in the village. For more places to stay and information you can also contact the Wildschönau tourist office.
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