Hiking at Hauser Kaibling
Hiking Vacation in Haus im Ennstal
Hiking Tips for Your Vacation in Styria
All the info at a glance:
- Location: Haus im Ennstal, Schladming-Dachstein region, Styria
- Hiking area: between the Dachstein Massif and the Schladminger Tauern
- Hike types: Family hikes, scenic trails, and alpine summit hikes
- Local transportation: Hiking bus with 13 routes in the region, mountain railways for access to higher elevations
- Schladming Dachstein Card benefit: free use of many hiking bus routes and mountain railways
- Places to stop for refreshments: mountain huts serving food and drinks along many trails
Family Hikes &
Child-Friendly Trails at Hauser Kaibling
The Hauser Kaibling offers numerous family-friendly hikes in the Schladming-Dachstein region. Wide alpine trails, short walking times, and interactive stations make these tours ideal for families with children. Many trails are also easily accessible with strollers and lead to alpine huts, play areas, and scenic overlooks.
- Children’s Adventure Trail: a family-friendly panoramic trail with interactive stations, rest areas, and views of the Dachstein massif
- SCHAFsinn Loop Trail: aleisurely alpine hike with places to stop for refreshments and short walking times for families
- Wollis Berg Welt: a playful nature experience with a petting zoo, marble runs, and water stations
- Guided hikes and much more...
Top Hikes
Around the Hauser Kaibling
At the Erlebnisberg in Haus im Ennstal, a variety of hikes await you between the Dachstein Massif and the Schladminger Tauern. From leisurely panoramic trails to alpine summit hikes, the hiking area offers routes suitable for both casual hikers and athletic mountaineers.
- Mountain hike to the Bärfallspitze: a challenging summit hike with sweeping panoramic views of the Schladminger Tauern.
- High-Altitude Trail to Moaralmsee: a scenic hike to an idyllic mountain lake on the Hauser Kaibling.
- Hauser Kaibling Summit Loop: a scenic loop hike to the highest point of the Hauser Kaibling at 2,015 meters above sea level.
Travel in comfort with the
Hiking Bus
in the Schladming-Dachstein region
The regional hiking buses are the perfect way to start your day of hiking. Whether it’s the Tälerbus, a regional line, or the Hiking & Biking Bus—13 routes will take you comfortably to the most beautiful starting points for hikes, mountain crossings, and changes of valley. Bonus: With the Schladming-Dachstein Card, you ride for free and save yourself the hassle of finding a parking spot. Just hop on, show your card, and enjoy the diversity of the Schladming-Dachstein region.
Need help? Frequently Asked Questions.
Yes, there are numerous cozy huts and alpine inns along the hiking trails on the Hauser Kaibling where you can stop for a break. These include the Krummholzhütte, the TOMiziel, the Kaiblingalm, d’Genussalm, and other staffed huts offering regional specialties and magnificent panoramic views.
The best time for hiking on the Hauser Kaibling is from May through October. The summer months are especially popular, as is the time when the alpine roses bloom in June and July.
There are numerous hiking trails around the Hauser Kaibling—ranging from leisurely family hikes to more challenging summit hikes. Particularly popular are the hike to the Hauser Kaibling summit (2,015 m), the high-altitude loop trail to Moaralmsee, and hikes to the Bärfallspitze.
Yes, there are several hiking trails leading directly from the town center of Haus im Ennstal to the Hauser Kaibling. Alternatively, you can easily cover the first few meters of elevation gain by taking the gondola or cable car.
Yes, hiking and city buses are available around Hauser Kaibling. These buses conveniently transport guests from the Schladming train station to the Hauser Kaibling valley station, for example, and serve as an ideal starting point for hikes and excursions.
