Tour Planning
The right hiking tour for everyone
Are you looking for the perfect hiking trail for your summer holiday? In Serfaus-Fiss-Ladis, there’s something for everyone – whether you’re a keen hiker or just starting out. At altitudes ranging from 1,200 m to 3,000 m, a veritable ‘theatre of mountain summer dreams’ awaits you.
There’s a suitable route for every taste, fitness level and age. Our tour guide will help you find the right one.
- Duration
- Distance
- Elevation gain
- Elevation loss
Amidst lush green alpine meadows, rugged rock formations and idyllic forest trails, you’ll find your very own favourite route at every altitude.
From around 2,000 metres, the air becomes noticeably clearer – and your mind feels free.
If you’re aiming high, head for the Furgler or one of the other mountain giants, where the summit cross is already waiting for your next ‘borfuaße’ summit photo.
Hiking with children? Full of adventure!
To make sure you don’t get bored whilst hiking, you need variety, excitement and fun. That’s exactly what the numerous family-themed trails (Familienthemenwege) in Serfaus-Fiss-Ladis offer.
Family-friendly & accessible adventures
Many of the trails are suitable for pushchairs and are accessible, making them ideal for families with young children. And if you need help getting into the gondola, the cable car team is always on hand to help.
Collect mountain points
& get your hiking medal
Whether on your own or as part of a group, you can earn medals whilst hiking in Serfaus-Fiss-Ladis!
All you need is the hiking pass, which you can get from the information offices for a small fee.
At many hiking destinations, you’ll find signs with symbols and a hole punch. There, you tick the relevant boxes in the pass.
Depending on how many points you collect, you’ll be rewarded with a bronze, silver or gold hiking medal at the end. You’ll receive it free of charge as a reward for your efforts.
Psst! To all you kids out there:
Collect just 20 points and get the cool Murmli & Berta hiking badge!
It’ll turn every hike into a real adventure and boost your motivation with every new trip.
Hiking Map & Hiking Guide
Your companion in the mountains
At the information offices and mountain lift stations you can get a hiking map and the official hiking guide (€ 10).
In it, you’ll find all the main hiking trails, the locations of signposts and their numbers – a handy guide for your hiking holiday in Tyrol.
Your mountain summer
Adventure on mountain trails
Guided hikes
with state-certified mountain guides in Tyrol
State-certified mountain guides organise a varied hiking and tour programme from June to October, taking you to the most beautiful and rewarding destinations in the area. The hiking tours are listed in our adventure programme. Sign up online now and conquer the summits together!
Safety in the mountains
Correct behaviour and help in case of emergency in the Tyrolean mountains
Proper behaviour in the mountains is extremely important – for your own safety and that of others. Step by step, moving safely forward means not only taking care of each other as people, but also treating the wildlife and the nature around us with respect. This respect is the foundation of a safe and accident-free mountain holiday.
If we all follow just a few basic rules, sharing the mountains becomes easy – and everyone can enjoy them in their own way:
- Stay on marked trails whenever possible
- Always close the gates
- Do not leave any litter behind
- Be considerate towards other “users of nature”
- Respect protected areas, barriers and similar signs
- Do not enter farmland during the growing season
Read more and climb the mountains with peace of mind.
Safe on the alpine pastures
10 rules for proper behaviour around grazing animals
Austria’s farmers make an important contribution to preserving our alpine landscape. Visitors are asked to adapt respectfully to this impressive environment. Following the ten rules below ensures proper behaviour on alpine pastures and grazing land.
Emergency and SOS Guideposts
The app is designed for all nature lovers and leisure athletes in Tyrol who enjoy being outdoors and in the mountains, and who use a smartphone with iOS or Android operating system. It is the only emergency app directly connected to the Tyrol control centre (responsible for alerting the rescue services).
The most important emergency functions include:
- Automatic transmission of personal and location data (GPS coordinates) to the Tyrol control centre via internet or SMS
- Establishing a phone connection to the Tyrol control centre
further information about SOS EU ALP
At the information offices and mountain lift stations you can get a hiking map and the official hiking guide.
Inside you’ll find all the important hiking trails, signpost locations and their numbering – a helpful orientation tool while on the go.
Around 500 SOS signposts have been installed throughout the region – clearly visible and marked with green-and-white emergency labels.
These include:
- The individual number of the signpost
- The number of the mountain rescue service
- The international emergency number (112)
- Call the emergency number on your mobile phone
- Give the number of the nearest SOS signpost
This way your location can be pinpointed exactly – and the mountain rescue service can provide targeted, fast assistance without losing time searching.
Frequently Asked Questions & Answers
Certificates can be printed free of charge at any of the three tourist information offices and at the information desks at the cable car ticket offices (except Waldbahn).
No, the certificate for the Wildlife Trail is not available in printed form. In the mySFL app it can be downloaded after completing the Wildlife Trail.
Yes, for each completed cache a pin is available at the information offices for collection.
You can either get them at the information offices or earn them with the hiking pass by collecting points and thus receive them as a reward. The hiking pass is also available at the information offices for €4.
| Hiking pins | Points | Price |
| Gold | 60 | € 6,- |
| Silver | 50 | € 6,- |
| Bronze | 30 | € 6,- |
| Murmli & Berta pin | 20 | € 6,- |
| Serfaus-Fiss-Ladis pin | € 2.50 | |
| Hiking stick pin | € 2.50 |
The region offers numerous pushchair-friendly hiking trails. From easy themed walks to family-friendly hiking routes, there are many well-maintained paths that can be comfortably explored with a pushchair.
Yes, there are numerous doggy stations with bags and bins, for example at gondola stations or starting points of hiking trails.
Please keep your dog on a leash, especially in grazing areas. Use the doggy stations and be considerate of other hikers and wildlife.
