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Arrangement

• 7 x Overnight stays with breakfast in pensions or breakfast buffet in ***hotels/inns (4* hotel in the emperor´s city Bad Ischl)
• 1 x welcome video with explanations and information that you need for the tour
• 1 x welcome drink
• 1 x Hiking map of the Salzkammergut area + detailed routing (per room)
• 1 x Hiking bus to Burggrabenklamm
• 1 x Ferry ride on Lake Wolfgangsee (Abersee – St. Wolfgang)
• 1 x Salzkammergut Souvenir
• Daily luggage transfer - max. 2 pcs./person and max. 25 kg/piece of luggage
• A tree for your booking – we plant a tree for your booking
• Daily service hotline from 09.00am - 07.00pm (including weekends)

Routing:

1^st day: Individual arrival in Bad Ischl.
You will receive your detailed travel documents at your accommodation.
Overnight stay in Bad Ischl

2^nd day: Bad Ischl – Lake Attersee
~ 24 km, 7-8 hrs, difference in altitude á 584 m / â 584 m        
Start your hiking tour directly in Bad Ischl – walk to Kalvarienbergkirche church and on the “Elisabeth Forest Trail” to Rußbach - Schwarzensee - Eisenau - Burgau at Lake Attersee - walk to your accommodation along the lake shore to Weissenbach.
Overnight stay in Weissenbach

3^rd day: Lake Attersee – Lake Wolfgangsee
~ 22,5 km, 8-9 hrs, difference in altitudeá930 m / â870 m
Take the hiking bus to the access point Burggrabenklamm. A spectacular trail leads through the narrow gorge to the flanks of Mount Schafberg. You continue between Attersee and Mondsee – on the Hiking path 17A. You will pass the Scharfling pass, descent to St. Gilgen and walk along the lake towards Abersee.
It is possible to take the bus from St. Gilgen to Abersee.
Overnight stay in Abersee

4^th day: Lake Wolfgangsee
~ 7,5 km, 2-3 hrs, difference in altitude á 164 m / â 141 m
Zinkenbach / Stockach – boat trip to St. Wolfgang – possibility to take the famous cogwheel railway up to Mount Schafberg (1760 m) – time for a stroll through St. Wolfgang – on to Berau. Bürglpromenade to Strobl centre – Weißenbach.
Overnight stay in Strobl/Weißenbach

5^th day: Baerenpfad Trail Strobl to Bad Goisern
~ 21 km, 8 hrs, difference in altitudeá895 m / â977 m
Along the Strobler Weißenbach river to Kammersbach hut and from the Chorinsky Klause along the Goiserer Weißenbach river to Bad Goisern
Overnight stay in Bad Goisern

6^th day: Bad Goisern – Obertraun – Koppental valley – Bad Aussee
~ 28,5 km, 9 hrs, difference in altitudeá396 / â214 m
Hike along the eastern lake shore of Lake Hallstättersee to Obertraun and further on through the romantic Koppental valley. A themed trail leads along the Traun river through the valley to Bad Aussee
(It is also possible to take the train from Obertraun / Koppen to Bad Aussee, payable on spot)
Overnight stay in Bad Aussee

7^th day: Bad Aussee – Oberleislingalm – Bad Goisern,
~ 6-7 h, 19 km, difference in altitude: á 500 m / â 660 m
From Bad Aussee you walk past the Alpengarten (lovely Alpine garden well worth seeing) and the historic salt mountain of Aussee through a gorgeous mountain pasture area to Bad Goisern. Train or bus back to Bad Ischl (to pay on spot)
Overnight stay in Bad Ischl

8^th day: Individual departure or additional nights

Rates per person and arrangement in €:

Local tax is extra to pay on spot in each accommodation (from € 1,-- to € 3,-- per person/per night).

Reduction for children sleeping in their parents’ room (2 fully paying guests, max. 2 children):
  0 –   5,9 years: 100 %               6 – 14,9 years: 30 %

Accommodation:
Twin-bedded rooms in Austrian resorts are normally one large base with two mattresses/duvets. These are also known as 'Austrian Twins' and are regarded as two beds. Separate twin beds are rare and cannot be guaranteed as available. Location of the accommodation are mainly close to the trails.

Information for arrivals by car:
The parking place does not always situate next to the accommodation but on a public parking place. (Possible costs have to be paid on spot)

Dogs:
Dogs are allowed in the accommodations on request, often for a small fee. Extra costs have to be paid on spot. Austrian law requires that dogs must wear a leash or a muzzle!

Prices are subject to change.

Due to environmental reasons we recommend to arrive and depart by public transportation (train/bus).

We recommend travel cancellation insurance.