What kind of round and point-to-point hikes tips are you looking for in Tirol?
Hiking
From gentle alpine strolls to summit conquests – there's something here for every pace. Get out into the fresh air, the mountains of Tyrol are waiting for you!
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Family Hikes
Stroller-friendly, family-friendly, and packed with attractions along the way! These hiking trails in Tyrol are sure to delight both young and old.
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Long-distance hikes
Multi-day tours for those willing to go the extra mile. The first and last mile – from or to the bus stop or train station – is always a maximum of 20 minutes.
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Point to point hikes
Don't always walk in circles – hike from Point A to Point B. You have more flexibility with buses and trains than with a car: take public transport to the starting point of your hike and back again from your destination.
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Trailrunning
Running where others stand in awe! Trail running routes through forests, over summits and past mountain lakes – for those who see running as an adventure.
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Winter hiking
Travel green to the white wonderland! Take the bus and train for a climate-friendly winter hiking trip. These beautiful hikes will warm you up in no time, even in the crisp cold!
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Snowshoeing
Big snowshoes – small footprint. You can easily reach these snowshoe trails by public transportation. There are loop trails as well as point-to-point routes from stop A to stop B.
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Ski touring
You can easily reach these ski tours by bus or train. Some of the tours are point to point tours, so you don’t always have to do round-trip routes.
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Our tips for hikes – handpicked and all easily reachable by bus & train without many transfers.
Waldweg to Serfaus
On the Serfaus main road, go to the Waldbahn valley terminal, about 100 m behind the tennis courts. Here the Waldweg forest trail begins through the Beutelwald…
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Ladis via Falterjöchl to Fiss
Small ascend at the beginning, then easy through the moun- tainside, partly through the forest and partly through fields.
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1st stage KAT Walk Alpine
Attention forestry work, hiking trail still open Stage 1: Hopfgarten - Kelchsau
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Lermoos - Panorma walk to Ehrwald
Walking path with beautiful panoramic view over the valley basin
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Ehrwald - water adventure trail "Zugspitzi" at the Gaisbach stream
3-kilometer circular trail with exciting stations for playing, exploring and resting. Walking time approx. 1 hour. Duration of stay approx. 2 - 2.5 hours.
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Berwang - Valley trail to Bichlbach
Easy valley walking tour from Berwang along the brook "Talbach" to Bichlbach
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From Hochpillberg via Naunz to the Kellerjoch Hut
Hut hike with panoramic views over the Inn Valley.
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Walk to the Piller Waterfall
A romantic walk along the stream in the narrow Pillertal valley, with the waterfall as the highlight.
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Along the Wild Waters through the Wolfsklamm
Thundering waterfalls, emerald green pools and the fine spray of water make the gorge an impressive natural experience.
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Alpine trail below the Kellerjoch to Loas and Naunz
Contemplative hike through magnificent alpine flora.
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Walk to the Bucher Waterfall
A refreshing hidden gem. A short trip to the rushing waters, particularly delightful on hot summer days.
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St Leonharder Höhenweg (high-level trail)
This challenging hike leads from the Ludwigsburger Hütte via the Lehnerjoch to the Luibisböden.
Details & route planning →Looking for more tips in Tirol? On our homepage, you'll find all the categories and places to visit – all easily reachable by bus and train.
Plan your trip now Pick your destination, we'll find the best connection – based on current transit timetables.Frequently asked questions about hikes in Tirol
How do I find hikes reachable by bus & train with NaturTrip Tirol?
Want to hike without a car and save both the climate and your nerves? With NaturTrip Tirol you can easily find hikes with bus and train access – tailored to your location.
Visit naturtrip.tirol.at and choose a category such as Hiking, Family Hikes, Long-distance hikes, Point to point hikes, Trailrunning, Winter hiking, Snowshoeing, Ski touring. Then enter your starting point (e.g. Kufstein) or use automatic location detection. On the interactive map you immediately see which tours are easy to reach by public transport from your location.
"Easy to reach" means for NaturTrip:
- maximum 2 transfers
- at most 20 minutes walk to the stop
- at most 20 minutes walk from the stop to the trailhead
Use the filter to refine your search – for example by difficulty or tour duration, but also by travel mode, maximum transfers or travel time for your journey.
That way you quickly find tours that are realistic and relaxing to do without a car.
What types of hikes are available on NaturTrip Tirol?
On NaturTrip Tirol you find a wide selection of hikes for every level:
- easy tours with little elevation gain
- challenging hikes
- family-friendly routes with adventure value
- themed hikes (nature, culture, history)
All tours come from regional tourism organisations. What this means for you:
- certified quality
- official and well-signposted trails
- no user-generated content
So you can rely on solid, trustworthy tour planning.
Are there also point-to-point hikes (A to B) reachable by public transport?
Yes – NaturTrip is especially strong at point-to-point tours (A to B).
This means: you start at one location and end somewhere else – without having to walk back.
How it works: If you're looking for e.g. a 3-hour hike, NaturTrip only shows tours where:
- the starting point is well reachable by bus and train
- there is still a suitable return connection at the end after the duration of the hike
Advantage: Public transport gives you more flexibility than a car – you don't have to return to your starting point but can discover new paths.
Which travel modes does NaturTrip support in Tirol?
In Tirol NaturTrip lets you choose between the following travel modes: bike, public transport (bus & train), walking.
This way you'll find round and point-to-point hikes that match your preferred way of getting around – whether climate-friendly by bus & train, by bike, or combined.
You can change the travel mode any time in the filter – NaturTrip then only shows tours that are realistically reachable with your preferred mode.
How to discover car-free hikes in 5 steps
Finding and planning car-free round and point-to-point hikes with NaturTrip is easier than you think. Reach them comfortably by bus and train – without transfers if you like.
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Open NaturTrip Tirol
Go to the homepage and select a category from the hikes section.
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Enter your starting point
Enter your accommodation, your home, or your current location as the starting point.
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Results list with public-transport overview
NaturTrip Tirol now shows you all hikes that are well reachable by bus & train from your location at the current time.
Including an overview of:
- how long it takes to reach each suggested tip
- which modes of transport you'll use
- how many transfers are required
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Optional: adjust the filter settings
Departure time settings:
- Date and time can be set in the future.
hikes settings:
- Difficulty: easy, moderate or difficult
- Duration: 30 minutes up to 10 hours
Bus & train arrival settings:
- Maximum travel time: 15 minutes up to 2.5 hours
- Maximum transfers: direct connection, max. 1 transfer, or max. 2 transfers
- Travel mode: bike, public transport (bus & train), walking
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Pick hikes and check the connection
Found suitable hikes in the results list? Simply click – in the details you'll find the route description, photos, the GPX track for download and further tour properties.
As a final step, click the "Arrival" button to see all bus and train connections for the hikes from real-time timetable data – clearly displayed on the map and as a detailed journey timeline showing all stops, transfers, walking times and departure times.
Just pick your tour and head out – climate-friendly, no car needed!
Go hiking by bus & train from the main towns in Tirol
Many round and point-to-point hikes in Tirol are easily accessible by public transport. Not just from larger towns – there are direct connections to popular trails from many stops. Go hiking by bus & train…
- from Innsbruck Hbf
- from Kufstein Bahnhof
- from Jenbach, Bahnhof
- from Imst-Pitztal Bahnhof
- from St. Anton am Arlberg Bahnhof
- from Kitzbühel Bahnhof
- from Hall in Tirol Bahnhof
- from Wörgl Hbf
- from Schwaz Bahnhof
- from Lienz Bahnhof
- from Telfs-Pfaffenhofen Bahnhof
- from Reutte in Tirol Bahnhof
- from Ried im Oberinntal, Bushaltestelle Gemeindeamt
- from Ischgl Bushaltestelle Mehrzweckhaus
