Hiking in Fieberbrunn.

At 2,118 m, the Wildseeloder is Fieberbrunn's local mountain and definitely deserves to be on the list of destinations during a hiking holiday in the homesuitehome****. For a special experience, jump in or take a boat ride at the mountain lake right next to the Wildseeloderhaus mountain hut on hot summer days. The hike from the Lärchfilzkogel up to the Wildseeloderhaus mountain hut is also manageable for families with children. Sporty hikers can then tackle the summit in about 45 minutes. Here they will be rewarded with fantastic views of the surrounding mountain world including the Wilder Kaiser, the Loferer and Leoganger Steinberge, the Kitzbüheler Horn and the snow-covered mountains of the Venediger Group.

• Ascent: 3 km
• Hiking time ascent: 2 hours
• Hiking time descent: 1 hour 20 min
• Summit: 2,118 m
• 540 m of elevation gain
• Difficulty: intermediate
• Start: Lärchfilzkogel top station

Thanks to the Jakobskreuz, the world's largest summit cross, the Buchensteinwand is especially impressive. In addition, the mountain offers some of the most beautiful views in the region: The Loferer and Leoganger Steinberge mountains are within easy reach, while the Wilder Kaiser dazzles in all its glory and the snow-covered summit of the Grossglockner shines in the distance. The Buchensteinwand area can be tackled from three sides: From Fieberbrunn, the route leads via the Tennalm mountain restaurant to the Jakobskreuz, the world's largest accessible summit cross, which is already visible from the valley and offers summiteers panoramic views they won't soon forget.

• Ascent: 3.2 km
• Hiking time ascent: 2 hours
• Hiking time descent: 1 hour 20 min
• Summit: 1,456 m
• 517 m of elevation gain
• Difficulty: intermediate
• Start: Tennalm mountain restaurant

With viewing platform, Triassic Park and panoramic views

The Steinplatte high plateau has the right hiking tour for all tastes and preferences. The hike up to the Steinplatte summit (1,869 m) is one of many great options. Starting at the top station of the cable car, the well-maintained hiking trail leads past a reservoir and up to the summit, where the hiker is rewarded with fantastic views of the surrounding mountains, such as the Wilder Kaiser, the Loferer Steinberge mountain ranges and many more. The trail passes the “Rote Wand” (red wall), where fossilised corals can still be found.

• Distance: 4 km
• Highest point: 1,869 m
• 297 m of elevation gain
• Difficulty: easy
• Triassic Park with large viewing platform