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Hiking Vacation at the Rosentalerhof in Saalbach Hinterglemm

Yes, the Rosentalerhof is located right in the heart of Hinterglemm and is perfect for anyone who wants to head out to the mountains quickly in the morning and then switch back to relaxation mode just as quickly afterward. The Reiterkogelbahn is only about 300 meters away, and the hiking bus stop is also very close by.

After the tour, head to the Berg.Spa, featuring a heated outdoor pool, Finnish sauna, bio sauna, and saltwater steam bath. Families can relax in the Pool.Haus, which features a children’s play area and comfortable loungers, while adults can unwind in complete peace and quiet in our adults-only relaxation rooms, the Moos.Raum and Schwebe.Raum.

You can choose to stay in a cozy hotel room or a spacious apartment, perfect for couples, families, and groups of friends. And when you get hungry after a hike, our summer bistro is open to welcome you.

Yes. Numerous hiking trails and walking paths start right around the Rosentalerhof in Hinterglemm. For hikes further up the mountain, the Reiterkogelbahn is only about 300 meters away. The hiking bus stop is also right outside the front door.

So feel free to leave your car behind while you’re on vacation. One parking space is available per room or apartment right at the Rosentalerhof. Additional free parking spots are within easy walking distance. Put on your shoes, pack your backpack, and off you go.

Yes. The JOKER CARD is included with your stay at the Rosentalerhof during the summer and is especially valuable for hikers and families. You can use the participating mountain railways in Saalbach Hinterglemm for free, allowing you to conveniently start many hikes at the top of the mountain. In Leogang, two additional mountain railway rides per day are included.

But the JOKER CARD offers much more: Up to ten guided hikes per week are free, as are the valley-end train in Hinterglemm, the Käpt’n Hook outdoor adventure pool, mini-golf in Saalbach, and Adventure Golf in Hinterglemm. For families, numerous mountain adventures are also included, such as Montelino’s Adventure Trail, Kodok’s Knowledge Trail, Teufelswasser, the Fairy Tale Forest, summit playgrounds, and the Kids Hiking Challenge. In addition, there are further discounts at numerous bonus partners throughout the Salzburg region.

This makes the JOKER CARD a convenient companion throughout your entire vacation—not just when hiking. You’ll receive the JOKER CARD at our front desk upon arrival.

Absolutely. After a long day in the mountains, it’s time to give your legs a rest. At the Berg.Spa, you’ll find a heated outdoor pool, a Finnish sauna, a bio-sauna, and a saltwater steam bath.

Families relax by the pool—a space with a children’s play area and comfortable lounge chairs. Adults retreat to the adults-only relaxation rooms, Moos.Raum and Schwebe.Raum. This way, everyone finds exactly the spot they need to unwind after a day of hiking.
And when you get hungry after a hike, our summer bistro is the perfect spot for a laid-back end to the day, featuring light fare, Austrian classics, and pinsa.

Hiking Season and Mountain Railways in Saalbach Hinterglemm

For us, the most beautiful hike in Saalbach-Hinterglemm is the Hochalmsteig. It offers a perfect mix of impressive views of the Hohe Tauern in the south and the Limestone Alps in the north and a pleasant route.

The “Home of lässig” offers 400 km of fantastic hiking trails. Here you can explore and enjoy crystal-clear mountain lakes, shady forests, gentle grassy mountains and idyllic Alpine pastures in summer.

There are several hikes in Saalbach-Hinterglemm that are especially suitable for small children and baby carriages. Here are some of the best options:

  • Talschlussweg: A wide and well-surfaced path that leads through the beautiful Glemmtal valley. The path is relatively flat and offers many interesting stations and play opportunities for children.
  • Montelino’s adventure trail: This child-friendly hike starts at the Kohlmaisbahn and leads along a varied adventure trail with lots of exciting children’s stations.
  • Schnitza’s Holzpark: An easily accessible hiking trail that leads to a large wooden adventure playground. The path is pram-friendly and offers beautiful views and rest stops along the way.
  • Reiterkogel circular trail: Another easy and pram-friendly trail that leads around the Reiterkogel. The trail offers gentle ascents and great views, perfect for a relaxed family outing. The width of the cable car is 60cm, please check in advance whether your baby carriage will fit.
  • Promenade Saalbach-Hinterglemm: This promenade is ideal for walks with a baby carriage. The path is flat and well developed, with plenty of opportunities to stop and play along the way.

We recommend the sunrise hike on the Tristkogel to our guests. We set off at 04:00 in the morning from the Linglingalm. You can easily park there by car. We walk through the head of the valley to the Tristkogel (2,095 m). The magnificent view makes up for the sometimes challenging path.

Here we can offer you a challenge: The “Seven Summits of Saalbach Hinterglemm“.
This demanding mountain tour stretches over almost 24 kilometers and leads over the highest peaks of the Glemmtal valley. With its alpine character and the considerable 1,413 meters of altitude difference, it is a challenge for hardy individualists and fit mountaineers. Hiking in Saalbach Hinterglemm is always an experience.

At 2,363 meters, the Geißstein is the highest mountain with the highest summit cross in Saalbach-Hinterglemm. With its impressive height, it not only offers breathtaking views but is also a particularly rewarding destination for hikers.

Hiking in Saalbach Hinterglemm

From May we start the hiking season, some mountain railroads and huts are already open. From June things really get going and our hotel also opens. From mid-June until the end of September, everything is in full operation. In October, the businesses gradually close.

Most huts are open until the end of September, some huts are open until mid-October.

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