This scenic beginner’s walk starts at the hotel and follows a gentle footpath to the Gletscherblickalm; from here, you can let your gaze wander across the Durlassboden reservoir to the Reichenspitz group. After a short break, the route continues to the summit of the Plattenkogel and back to the hotel. This walk is also particularly suitable for families. 400 metres elevation gain / 9 km / approx. 5 hours’ walking time

The walk starts at the Salzachtal barrier entrance, from where the Spring Trail leads into the Salzach Valley. As you pass the various stops along the way, you’ll learn all about WATER! Passing the Salzachhütte on the way to the Salzachalm (1,795 m), the circular route leads via the Mottland-Grundalm back to the Salzachhütte (lunch break). Afterwards, it’s back to the hotel.

The Zittauer Hut in the Wildgerlos Valley is an alpine base in this paradise for hikers and mountaineers, situated in the westernmost part of the Hohe Tauern National Park.

The Zittauer Hut is easily accessible to walkers and mountaineers. The hut’s idyllic location on the lower Wildgerlossee, at the foot of the Reichenspitz group, is unique – as is the view from the sun terrace over the rugged glacial landscape of the Wildgerlossee.

approx. 900hm / 15km / Advanced tour

Take the gondola to the mountain station, and from there it’s a 20-minute walk to the Königsleitenspitze. Follow the steep path down the ridge of the Königsleitenspitze into the pass, then climb steeply up to the Falschriedel, where, at 2,420 metres, you can linger a while at the viewpoint and take in the sweeping views. Afterwards, head back down into the valley at a leisurely pace.

A walk from Königsleiten via Gerlos into the beautiful Krummbach Valley along the River Krummbach, with a stop for refreshments at the Krummbachrast, and then back to Königsleiten on the hiking bus.

Beginners’ mountain bike tour:
We’ll set off from the hotel to collect the bikes – followed by a brief briefing and a short riding session.
We’ll head towards the reservoir, past the Seestüberl towards Finkau – where we’ll take a short break before either cycling a little further or heading back towards the hotel.

We’ll set off from the hotel to collect our bikes – after a brief briefing, we’ll head straight for Gerlos – taking the Isskogel cable car uphill, we’ll cycle towards Zell am Ziller.
The route is approximately 45 km long and requires a good level of fitness and experience with e-mountain bikes.

We set off from the hotel on the hiking bus to Gerlos.
This easy hike through the idyllic Schwarzachtal valley, a southern side valley of the Gerlostal, is ideal for families. The route follows a wide farm track, initially climbing gently uphill through a narrow strip of woodland and across meadows. At an altitude of 1,379 metres, you reach the Schwarzachtal snack bar, which is the perfect place to stop for a bite to eat – and on some days there’s even live music.

The Königsleiten Dorfbahn takes you up to the mountain station. From there, you set off towards your first destination, the Müllachgeier, situated at an altitude of 2,254 metres. After a short break, the route continues via the Mottland-Grundalm into the Salzach Valley and from there along the Quellenweg back to the Salzachhütte at 1,650 metres above sea level, where you can stop for a leisurely break. From there, the route leads back to Königsleiten.