Hike in the marvellous mountains of the Pinzgau , the PINZGAU GRASS MOUNTAINS - the hiking paradise for people from 0 to 99 years!!
Saalbach-Hinterglemm is situated 1.050 m above sea level; the highest mountain in the valley is the Gaisstein - at 2336m. It´s also the highest "grass mountain" in Central Europe.
There are 400km of marked, well-tended hiking routes and trails for safe hiking.
In summer, 4 cablecars will take you to the main mountains : the Schattberg cable car, Kohlmais cable car, Zwölferkogel cable car and the Reiterkogel cable car.
The routes and trails in our valley are all described in detail in Glemmtaler Wanderführer, which you can buy at hotel reception.
A hiking map of the region is available at reception.
The Saalbach Hinterglemm JOKER CARD provides the opportunity for free admission for cable cars, hikers bus, noddy train, tennis, many attractions in the region and much more... and is valid for as long as you are a guest in the Gartenhotel Theresia ****Superior or in the Hotel Johann****.
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Life in Saalbach-Hinterglemm
A brand new challenge awaits all those who are in good physical condition, are sure-footed and experienced mountain hikers: "The SEVEN SUMMITS of Saalbach Hinterglemm". This nearly 24-kilometer long hiking tour over the highest summits of the Glemmtal, with truly alpine character and a huge 1,413 meters of altitude, is a tour for the tried-and-tested individualists who are physically fit mountaineers.
The start of "The Seven Summits of Saalbach Hinterglemm" Tour is easily reached by the cable car Schattberg xPress. The well marked path leads from Stemmerkogel over Hochkogel to the most difficult climb of the tour - the Hochsaalbachkogel. The tour continues over Bärensteigkogel, Manlitz- and Mittagskogel to the final highlight and highest peak of the Glemmvalley, the Geißstein with 2.363 m.
Saalbach-Hinterglemm is situated 1.050 m above sea level; the highest mountain in the valley is the Gaisstein - at 2336m. It´s also the highest "grass mountain" in Central Europe.
There are 400km of marked, well-tended hiking routes and trails for safe hiking.
In summer, 4 cablecars will take you to the main mountains : the Schattberg cable car, Kohlmais cable car, Zwölferkogel cable car and the Reiterkogel cable car.
The routes and trails in our valley are all described in detail in Glemmtaler Wanderführer, which you can buy at hotel reception.
A hiking map of the region is available at reception.
The Saalbach Hinterglemm JOKER CARD provides the opportunity for free admission for cable cars, hikers bus, noddy train, tennis, many attractions in the region and much more... and is valid for as long as you are a guest in the Gartenhotel Theresia ****Superior or in the Hotel Johann****.
Download Panorama
THERESIA'S FOURTH GENERATION is coming up: Anna-Theresa, 19 years old...
Life in Saalbach-Hinterglemm
A brand new challenge awaits all those who are in good physical condition, are sure-footed and experienced mountain hikers: "The SEVEN SUMMITS of Saalbach Hinterglemm". This nearly 24-kilometer long hiking tour over the highest summits of the Glemmtal, with truly alpine character and a huge 1,413 meters of altitude, is a tour for the tried-and-tested individualists who are physically fit mountaineers.
The start of "The Seven Summits of Saalbach Hinterglemm" Tour is easily reached by the cable car Schattberg xPress. The well marked path leads from Stemmerkogel over Hochkogel to the most difficult climb of the tour - the Hochsaalbachkogel. The tour continues over Bärensteigkogel, Manlitz- and Mittagskogel to the final highlight and highest peak of the Glemmvalley, the Geißstein with 2.363 m.
Some extra power reserves should also be scheduled for the difficult
descent of the Birgl to the end of the valley. There are no cabins to
cater the hikers along the route, so a good preparation is essential:
the tour should only be started well equipped, with sufficient food and
water in the backbag and planning concerning weather or alternative
options of descents.
What's the 7 SUMMITS Tour like?
IMPORTANT: Before you start, make sure that you have collected your SEVEN SUMMITS Chip at the cash desk or lift staff of the Schattberg X-Press. You can only log into the summit terminals with a chip!
The tour will take you to your limits: Please bring two complete meals, additionally bananas/bars etc. and 4 litres of water with you. Running shoes (or similar) are not suitable!
The start of the Seven Summits Tour is easily reached by the cable car Schattberg xPress. Early run of the Schattberg X-Press from Mon. - Fri. from 7.30 h to 7.40 h.
Important info concerning the early run: You must have a valid cable car ticket (or a JOKER CARD, etc.) to go with the early run. If you need to buy a single ticket, please purchase it on the day before, as the cash desk won’t be opened that early.
The well marked path leads from Stemmerkogel over Hochkogel to the most difficult climb of the tour – the Hochsaalbachkogel. The tour continues over Bärensteigkogel, Manlitz- and Mittagskogel to the final highlight and highest peak of the Glemmvalley, the Geißstein with 2.363 m. Some extra power reserves should also be scheduled for the difficult descent of the Birgel to the end of the valley.
There are no cabins to cater the hikers along the route, so a good preparation is essential: the tour should only be started well equipped, with sufficient food and water in the backbag and planning concerning weather or alternative options of descents.
What's the 7 SUMMITS Tour like?
IMPORTANT: Before you start, make sure that you have collected your SEVEN SUMMITS Chip at the cash desk or lift staff of the Schattberg X-Press. You can only log into the summit terminals with a chip!
The tour will take you to your limits: Please bring two complete meals, additionally bananas/bars etc. and 4 litres of water with you. Running shoes (or similar) are not suitable!
The start of the Seven Summits Tour is easily reached by the cable car Schattberg xPress. Early run of the Schattberg X-Press from Mon. - Fri. from 7.30 h to 7.40 h.
Important info concerning the early run: You must have a valid cable car ticket (or a JOKER CARD, etc.) to go with the early run. If you need to buy a single ticket, please purchase it on the day before, as the cash desk won’t be opened that early.
The well marked path leads from Stemmerkogel over Hochkogel to the most difficult climb of the tour – the Hochsaalbachkogel. The tour continues over Bärensteigkogel, Manlitz- and Mittagskogel to the final highlight and highest peak of the Glemmvalley, the Geißstein with 2.363 m. Some extra power reserves should also be scheduled for the difficult descent of the Birgel to the end of the valley.
There are no cabins to cater the hikers along the route, so a good preparation is essential: the tour should only be started well equipped, with sufficient food and water in the backbag and planning concerning weather or alternative options of descents.
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