Frau und Mann wandern in der Region Attersee-Attergau am Berg

Aufi-Owi-Umi-Weitwanderweg Attersee-Attergau

Easy walks

Gentle hiking for families and the young at heart

Enjoyable hikes

Over the green mountains to the observation tower

A little boy with leather trousers and a blue striped T-shirt sitting on a bridge. With both hands he holds a big round sieve.

Family hikes

An interactive experience for young and old

In the foreground you can see a stand with with a golden frame picture and in the background the Attersee

Theme trails

On the traces of the Celts, Klimt, Mahler and Co

Celtic. Tree. Way.

St. Georgen im Attergau

Hike and Mountain Guides

in the region

Cabins and Alpine Pastures

Refreshments at a glance

Mascot Perla walks in a meadow with a group of children.

Adventure hiking pass

Gustls and Perlas adventures through the region

Special hikes

There are special hikes in the region where you can work off all your energy and enjoy nature: 5-summit tour - from Schoberstein to Hochlecken (17.5 kilometres) 3-summit tour - from Schoberstein to Dachsteinblick (12 kilometres), Attersee-Attergau long-distance hiking trail (around 90 kilometres), Josefweg, Austrian Way of St. James, Salzkammergut BergeSeen Trail (around 350 kilometres), hiking by boat and Attersee-Traunsee Nature Park.

Long-distance hiking trail Attersee-Attergau

94.7 kilometres

5-summit tour

Schoberstein to the Hochlecken

3-summit tour

From the Schoberstein to the Dachstein view

Enjoy nature without barriers - tips & highlights

Experience the most beautiful barrier-free hiking routes or combine hiking trails with a boat trip on Lake Attersee - practical tips for barrier-free travelling and unforgettable nature experiences by the water.

Hiking with the boat

Discover a wide range of offers

Barrier-free hiking

in the Attersee-Attergau region

Tips

for a safe day in the mountains

Climbing, Mountaineering and Adventure

Try out new experiences at the bouldering areas Steinbach-Forstamt, at the Hochseilgarten Attersee (high rope course) and at the climbing-tower at Unterach. Or what about a splashy hiking tour with diving goggles at and in the Gimbach Cascades at the Weißenbachtal? For more experienced climbers the Höllengebirge offers several climbing paths with varying degrees of difficulty and the very challenging Attersee Klettersteig Mahdlgupf – one of the many fixed-rope routes in the Salzkammergut.