of the Zillertal
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Whether you're looking for a relaxed hike, a classic alpine route, or a mighty 3000-meter peak – in addition to our guided group tours, we also offer all of these experiences as exclusive private tours. A touch of alpine luxury for mountaineers, climbers, and those aspiring to become one.
A professional guide will dedicate their full attention to you and apply their expertise to make your dream tour a reality. Whether it’s a mountain hike, high alpine tour, or via ferrata – we tailor each experience to your individual fitness level and technical skills. This allows you to not only cover vertical meters but also soak in breathtaking landscapes along the way.
Together, we take on the challenge and guide you through the most stunning mountain scenery – across remote ridges, impressive glaciers, and through demanding north faces.
Your Mountain Guide – Expert, Partner, and Risk Manager
In addition to personalized tour planning, you benefit from the highest safety standards, in-depth local knowledge, and the reassurance of having an experienced professional by your side in every situation.
SEVEN SUMMITS ZILLERTAL
Großer Löffler 3379m
Großer Möseler 3480m
Hochfeiler 3510m
Hochfernerspitze 3463m
Olperer 3476m
Schrammacher 3410m
Turnerkamp 3420m
ALPINE SCHOOL
As Austria's award-winning alpine school, we stand for quality, the highest safety standards, and state-of-the-art safety equipment. All our tours are led by state-certified IVBV/UIAGM mountain and ski guides.
QUALITY
Make your dream destinations in the mountains of the world come true. As an Austrian tour operator and alpine school, we guide you to exclusive mountain destinations worldwide and offer personalized, tailor-made adventure tours.
Everything We Provide for Your Adventure
- All our mountain tours are led by UIAGM/IFMGA-certified mountain guides.
- Hiking and trekking tours are conducted by our state-certified hiking guides and experienced local experts.
- For all our tours and travel packages, we take care of hotel bookings as part of our services
- Hut reservations for our high alpine tours are also included.
- We proudly carry the quality seal of the Austrian Alpine Schools – a mark of the highest standards in safety and professionalism.
Alpine History of the Zillertal
Hiking the Berliner Höhenweg means walking in the footsteps of true alpine history. By the mid-19th century, the Zillertal had become a cradle of mountaineering, with the village of Ginzling serving as a key hub for early alpinists. In 1879, the Berliner Hütte became the first mountain refuge built in the Zillertal. Recognized for its unique character, it has been a listed historical monument since 1997. As early as 1889, the route from the Berliner Hütte over the Schönbichler Horn to the newly built Furtschaglhaus was developed as a high alpine trail. This section laid the foundation for today’s extensive network of alpine paths. The Berliner Höhenweg leads through the heart of the Zillertal Alps High Mountain Nature Park. Expect breathtaking views of the glaciated alpine world along with fascinating insights into the natural beauty of this high-altitude landscape.
Your First 3000er
Your first 3000-meter peak is also located along the Berliner Höhenweg: the Schönbichler Horn (3,134 m) is a fantastic viewpoint offering stunning views of the Waxeggkees glacier and the Großer Möseler (3,478 m). The Großer Möseler is a classic high alpine tour, ascending from the Furtschagelhaus over the Furtschagelkees to the impressive summit. One of the most beautiful descents safely leads over the Eastern Möseler notch back to the Berliner Hütte.
Your First High Alpine Tour
For your first high alpine tour—mountaineering with crampons and an ice axe across a glacier—the Schwarzenstein (3,369 m) is an ideal choice. The summit, at 3,369 meters above sea level, can be perfectly combined with an overnight stay at the new Schwarzenstein Hut, making it a great introduction to glacier travel.
Following in the Footsteps of Peter Habeler
Your next challenge, preparing you like Peter Habeler for mountains around the world, is the Großer Löffler (3,379 m). Climbing the Großer Löffler remains one of the great alpine adventures in the Zillertal Alps. You can also symbolically meet the Zillertal alpine legend Peter Habeler at the Olperer (3,476 m), which is accessible as a day tour via the Hintertux Glacier Cable Car. The more scenic approach leads over the Olperer Hut, literally following in the footsteps of the first climbers.
Your First Alpine Trek
Your first alpine trekking tour takes you around the Olperer on the Peter Habeler Loop. The trails in this Zillertal Alps circuit are slightly more alpine than those on the Berliner Höhenweg, but the trek rewards you with magnificent mountain scenery and breathtaking views.
The Highest Peak of the Zillertal Alps
The highest peak in the Zillertal Alps is the Hochfeiler (3,510 m), which is relatively easy to summit from the Hochfeiler Hut. For experienced climbers, the Hochfeiler also offers classic ice routes on the Hochfeiler North Face, Griesferner North Face, and Hochferner North Face. The best conditions for these ice classics are typically found in spring and early summer.
