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Guide detailing four short Alpine hut-to-hut treks in the stunning Zillertal region of the Austrian Tirol. Included are the 9-day Zillertal Rucksack Route (also known as the Berliner Hohenweg), the 7-day Zillertal South Tirol Tour, the 7-day Peter Habeler Tour and the 6-day Olperer Runde Tour, as well as optional ascents of neighbouring peaks, including the regions highest, the 3510m Hochfeiler. Good fitness and experience of mountain walking is necessary, and some of the treks include long days, steep and uneven terrain and aided sections. The optional excursions may call for specialist equipment, mountaineering skills and experience of glacier crossing. The routes are presented in day stages, each with notes on the particular highlights and challenges/hazards of the days route. In addition to clear route description illustrated with 1:50,000 mapping and elevation profiles, the guide also includes a wealth of practical information on transport, mountain huts, recommended kit and safety. Since the welcoming huts of the Austrian Alpine Club are a particular highlight of the area, there is also a comprehensive hut directory listing all of the huts, with information on facilities, access and their fascinating history. Appendices contain useful contacts, a German-English glossary and further reading.

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A guidebook to four hut-to-hut treks in Austrias Zillertal Alps: the 80km Zillertal Rucksack Route (also known as the Berliner Hohenweg), the 54km Peter Habeler Runde, the 45km Olperer Runde and the 61km Zillertal South Tirol Tour. Suitable for experienced trekkers with good fitness, the routes showcase the regions stunning mountain scenery.

The Zillertal Rucksack Route is presented in 9 stages, the Peter Habeler Runde in 7, the Olperer Runde in 6 and the Zillertal South Tirol Tour in 7. Also included are optional ascents of neighbouring peaks, including the regions highest, 3510m Hochfeiler, some of which may require specialist equipment, mountaineering skills and experience of glacier crossing.

Clear route description illustrated with 1:50,000 mapping
GPX files available for download
Elevation profiles for each trek
Comprehensive hut directory
Detailed summary of each days challenges and any potential hazards

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Experience the wild beauty of Austria’s Zillertal Alps, where dramatic snowcapped peaks, sweeping ridges, and lush alpine valleys form the backdrop to some of Europe’s finest hut-to-hut trekking. Highlights include the crossing of high passes, panoramic views from the Berliner Höhenweg, and the chance to summit the mighty Hochfeiler, the region’s highest peak at 3510m. Charming Mayrhofen, welcoming mountain huts, and a network of scenic trails make the Zillertal a true classic for mountain lovers.

Ideal for experienced trekkers with good fitness, this comprehensive Cicerone guidebook features four outstanding multi-day hut-to-hut routes: the iconic 80km Zillertal Rucksack Route (also known as the Berliner Höhenweg), the 54km Peter Habeler Runde, the 45km Olperer Runde, and the 61km Zillertal South Tirol Tour. Each trek reveals the region’s spectacular mountain scenery and offers optional ascents to neighbouring peaks, some of which involve glacier travel and require mountaineering skills.

Includes four classic hut-to-hut treks in the Zillertal Alps, with routes ranging from 45km to 80km, suitable for those able to walk 6–7 hours per day carrying a full rucksack.
The Zillertal Rucksack Route is presented in 9 stages, the Peter Habeler Runde in 7, the Olperer Runde in 6, and the Zillertal South Tirol Tour in 7.
Also included are optional ascents of neighbouring peaks, including the region’s highest, Hochfeiler (3510m), some of which may require specialist equipment, mountaineering skills, and experience of glacier crossing.
Explore highlights such as the Hochfeiler and Grosser Möseler, and enjoy overnight stays in more than a dozen quality mountain huts.
Each trek in the Zillertal Alps is accompanied by clear 1:50,000 mapping, downloadable GPX files, elevation profiles, and at-a-glance information summarising daily challenges and potential hazards.
Comprehensive hut directory with details of facilities and season dates for the Zillertal Alps’ mountain huts (mid-June to late September), ensuring you make the most of the region’s legendary hut-to-hut hospitality.
Practical advice specific to the Zillertal Alps on weather conditions, getting there and back (including access to Mayrhofen and surrounding valleys), local transport options, what to pack for alpine conditions, safety in the mountains, and tips for enjoying the unique experience of Tyrolean hut life.

Whether you’re seeking classic traverses or ambitious summit days, this definitive Cicerone guidebook will help you plan a memorable journey through one of Austria’s most celebrated mountain regions.

Trekking in Austria's Zillertal Alps

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