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Your starting point at the Linde? Wonderfully close to nature and set in the middle of one of Tyrol’s most beautiful hiking regions. Your choice of route? Almost unlimited. Your mountain experience? 100% real. The Tyrolean Oberland is known for its often untouched, wild and romantic mountain landscape in the summer.

Wintergenuss und Unterhaltung abseits der Pisten

300 kilometres of designated hiking routes and mountain tours lead not only inveterate climbing enthusiasts but also recreational hikers and family to enjoy the view from the top.

300 kilometres of designated hiking routes and mountain tours lead not only inveterate climbing enthusiasts but also recreational hikers and family to enjoy the view from the top.

Your summer programme at the Linde

GUIDED HIKES

Discover the mountains with guided walks as part of the weekly programme run by the local tourist office.

Summercard

With effect from the first night of your stay you’ll receive a Summercard with many benefits in the region.

hiking buses

Hiking buses take you to the most beautiful places and starting points in the region. The hiking bus picks you up from the bus stop right in front of the hotel.

THEMED PATHS

Young and old walk together on exciting themed routes and hiking trails for the whole family.

Summercard Gold

For an additional charge, collect a Summercard GOLD from Reception for additional inclusive services such as use of the summer cable cars.

Wintergenuss und Unterhaltung abseits der Pisten

300 Kilometer an ausgewiesenen Wanderstrecken und Bergtouren im Tiroler Oberland weisen nicht nur eingefleischten Bergfexen, sondern auch Genusswanderern und Familien den Weg hinauf in die Gipfelschau.

On historic paths

The well-known long distance hiking trail and cycle path, the Via Claudia Augusta, runs past Ried and thus right past the Gartenhotel Linde. The former Roman road still leads from the German town of Donauwörth over the Alps to Venice. On this restored and well-signed hiking trail/cycle path you are following in footsteps which are steeped in history.

Insider tip: autumn hiking

Even if some mountain huts close their doors in September when the cattle are driven back down from the mountain, the hiking season certainly doesn’t end here in North Tyrol. In fact, the weather conditions are often more stable in autumn than in summer. And the clearer the air, the more spectacular the views are from the summit.

Hiking the Waalweg paths in North Tyrol

The famous “Waale”, ancient water channels for irrigating the sunny southern slopes, also run through the Tyrolean Oberland. On the Kaunerberg water path – very near the Gartenhotel – you follow one of these lifelines of the cultivated Alpine landscape to its source.

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