Hiking in Serfaus-Fiss-Ladis

There are 500 kilometres of hiking trails at the holiday resort of Serfaus-Fiss-Ladis. Lush green pastures, harsh rock formations and well-developed hiking trails are waiting for you to explore them. Every altitude has its very own characteristics. Above 2,000 metres above sea level, you’ll feel the prickling in the air. On the Panorama Enjoyment Trail, there’s a Feel-good Stop with an incredible view of the mountains every couple of metres. Up on mountain giants like the Furgler, summit crosses await the most ambitious of hikers. And if you’ve made it – you can take your shoes off and pose barefoot for the perfect photo of the summit cross!

Kids need variety, action and entertainment while hiking – otherwise they might get bored. So, how about a hiking tour on one of the many themed family trails or through children’s book author Thomas Brezina’s Adventure Mountains? Find out more about the story of the giant called Wode or the haunted Pirate Ship!

By the way: A lot of the trails are accessible and suitable for baby buggies. And in case you need help getting on the cable car, our staff will be happy to assist you!

Summer Dream.

• more than 500 kilometres of hiking trails for all ages

• a large number of opportunities for a break at a mountain hut or restaurant

• numerous hiking routes for everyone from 0 to 99 years

• 11 cable cars and lifts that take you up to mountain joy

During every hike, the right kind of “fuel” is essential. How great that there are plenty of cordial hosts in Serfaus-Fiss-Ladis who are happy to welcome hungry hikers and treat them to all kinds of delicacies. 

Experience Tyrolean hospitality and stop by at the many mountain huts and restaurants in the Tyrolean Oberland! 

On the Schönjoch, hikers can experience a balancing act of the special kind. First, you take the Waldbahn cable car up to the Sunliner and then the Komperdell cable car to the mid station. Just plop down in the cable car and soak up the sun as it gently sways up the mountain. 

The ridge walk across three summits starts at the middle station of the Komperdell cable car. The first leg is also the highest point of the hike: the Vordere Brunnenkopf at 2,685 metres above sea level. Then, you’ll continue to the beautiful scenic viewpoint up on the Oberer Sattelkopf at 2,596 metres. Once you’ve reached the summit, you’re not far from your goal. One more step and you’ll be rewarded with a breath-taking view of Serfaus, Högsee lake, the Komperdell and all the way to the Lazid. Then, it’s time to take some holiday snap shots and a little breather! 

The early bird catches the worm: Start your day early and head up into the Inntal mountains. Watching the sunrise up at the summit and squinting at the first few rays as they climb over the mountain tops – that’ll be a sight to behold! 

Tip: The hike can be reached from the Fisser Joch as well! And in case you’re hesitant to tackle the tour by yourself, you may take part in a guided hike! More info … 

• Walking time: approx. 4.5 hours 
• Length: approx. 6.5 kilometres 
• Level of difficulty: red (medium) 

Good to know: Staying safe in the mountains of Tyrol: With the SOS-GEO-LOCATION service, mountaineers can make it safely back down into the valley. On special signposts, hikers in distress can find the GPS coordinates and the altitude they are at.  

Nationally certified mountain guides offer a varied hiking programme from June to October so you can reach the most beautiful and worth seeing places in the region. The tours are planned for hikers with some fitness to be easily managed without special knowledge or skills.
The hiking tours will be published in the weekly programmes (obtainable in all of our tourist offices).

Registration takes place in the tourist offices or directly at the mountain guides or the alpine schools.

Mountain hiking is usually a pretty safe sport and emergency cases are highly rare. But still, you can not preclude happenings such as sudden health problems or getting into bad weather or thunder storms, where you might need immidiate help.

The SOS-system for mountain hikers in Serfaus-Fiss-Ladis rests on two columns. Column number one is the hiking map, which you can find inside of the hiking guide. In this map you will find all important signposts with the related numbers. The second column is the SOS-signpost in the terrain itself, on which emergency signs got affixed this spring.

The whole region contains about 500 of these signs, which are provided with green-white labels. These signs show the number of the signposts, the telephone number of the mountain rescue service and the telephone number of the international rescue service, the map datum, the GPScoordinates and the current height above the sea level.

If an emergency situation appears, you can dial the emergency number with your cellphone and give out information about the GPS-coordinates and the map datum (for example: WGS 84). This allows them to find your current position with centimetre precision and the rescue service does not loose any time by searching for an inaccurate declared position.

Nordic Walking is a kind of all over body fitness programme. Stretching exercises, invigoration exercises and a wide range of Nordic Walking techniques are performed with special Nordic Walking poles made of carbon. When correctly carried out, Nordic Walking improves the body’s fitness levels and aerobic stamina (cardiovascular system). It also helps you to lose weight. The careful use of Nordic Walking poles strengthens both the legs and the upper part of the body. Joints are relieved and the area around the shoulders and back of the neck becomes more flexible.