Saalbach in summer
Summer. sun. mountain air
Mountain summer in Saalbach Hinterglemm is an experience for the whole family. Here you can enjoy nature in all its facets. Hiking fans can experience tough climbs, as well as a leisurely scenic stroll or long-distance hikes that require strength and stamina. No matter whether you start your hiking tour directly on your doorstep or let the cable car take you up into the Salzburg mountains: your day will be an unforgettable experience.
Speaking of experience
If you are looking for tough challenge, we recommend the “Seven Summits of Saalbach Hinterglemm”. The route leads over the highest peaks of the Glemmtal, it demands endurance and strength but the rewards are special with breathtaking views. The “Pinzgauer Spaziergang” is another climb but not as high but will also test your skill. The 22-kilometre-long “Saalbach Walk” is part of the “Saalbach Wanderchallenge” and is very popular hike. Saalbach is also considered a biker paradise. Well-signposted cycle paths for every taste, invite you to get your heart pumping and the adrenalin flowing on single trails and in bike parks.
Golfing holidays in Saalbach
Did you know that Saalbach Hinterglemm is also the perfect place for your golf holiday in Austria? The GolfClub Zell am See – Kaprun – Saalbach Hinterglemm are located close by. Here you will find two 18-hole courses against the beautiful backdrop of the Hohe Tauern mountains with fantastic views of the Kitzsteinhorn.
Adventures
There are a variety of walks and hiking challenge especially for children, with many themed trails and adventure playgrounds make the Saalbach Hinterglemm region the perfect destination for your family holiday in the Salzburg mountains. Particularly popular with younger guests are the Montelino Adventure Trail and the new Learn to Ride Park at Kohlmais. Mini golf, water play parks, a zip-lining, a high ropes course, game feedings, a fairytale park and an adventure trail through the treetops complete the list of activities for families in Saalbach.
