Hauser Kaibling
copyright: Peter Burgstaller
Summer experiences
Hauser Kaibling
The Hauser Kaibling, at 2,015 meters the highest peak in the 4-mountain ski area, is not only a delight in winter - it is also a versatile adventure mountain for the whole family in summer. Here, breathtaking nature, animal encounters and adventures for young and old meet culinary delights.
- More than 800 sheep graze on the mountain and make "hiking with the wool factor" unique.
- Petting zoo - close to the animals
- Children's adventure trail - discover through play
- Sheep sense pond with mini via ferrata Barefoot trail & sheep sense stations
- Adventure playgrounds for little explorers
- Themed hiking trails for the whole family
- E-bike tours with guaranteed views
- Water zorbing - action right on the mountain
Bike tours
Your bike experience at a glance:
- Varied cycle routes & tours directly on Hauser Kaibling and in the surrounding area
- Bike transport with the 8-seater gondola lift - comfortable and altitude-friendly
- E-bike rental & sports store directly at the valley station
- Ascent by bike via Ruperting / Gumpenberg possible
Important to know:
- Please follow the local signs - they will guide you safely through the area
- No bike transport possible with the Tauern cable car
- There may be roadworks on some mountain roads at times - please pay attention to appropriate signs
Alpine lamb project
Experience sheep up close
Every summer, over 800 sheep spend their summer vacation on the Hauser Kaibling. The large herd is tended by a mountain shepherd and his herding dog. The focus is on producing a high-quality product - the "Ennstal lamb". At the same time, the alpine landscape is ecologically maintained, biodiversity is preserved and overgrowth is prevented.
copyright: Eva Maria Nagl
Alpine lamb project
Experience sheep up close
Every summer, over 800 sheep spend their summer vacation on the Hauser Kaibling. The large herd is tended by a mountain shepherd and his herding dog. The focus is on producing a high-quality product - the "Ennstal lamb". At the same time, the alpine landscape is ecologically maintained, biodiversity is preserved and overgrowth is prevented.
