Austria | "Kaiserkrone" um den Wilden Kaiser

"Kaiserkrone" um den Wilden Kaiser is a multi-day long-distance hike through the heart of Tirol, circling the majestic Wilder Kaiser massif. Covering a distance of 69.4 kilometers, this adventure promises an immersive experience over multiple days, navigating through the enchanting landscapes of forests and mountains.The hike starts in the charming small town of Going, meandering through alpine pastures till the first mountain hut on the edge of the massif. On the second day hikers will descend and encounter the serene Lake Hinterstein. The moderately difficult hike unfolds over five days, offering a total duration of around 25-30 hours and a notable elevation gain of 3,870 meters. As you traverse the diverse terrain of forests and mountains, the route unveils the grandeur of the Wilder Kaiser mountains, providing panoramic views from Chiemsee to the majestic Großglockner.The "Kaiserkrone" um den Wilden Kaiser is best accessible from June to mid-October, hikers can plan their adventure flexibly, choosing from six trailheads and exploring easier or more challenging alternative routes. Hikers can choose to do a one-day hike or pick one of the various mountain huts to stay. Sleeping in the mountains gives you a great evening and morning experience when the sun sets.Plan your hiking adventure on the "Kaiserkrone" um den Wilden Kaiser, with the collection of routes below.