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Hiking : Wilder-Kaiser-Steig

Austria Tyrol Bezirk Kitzbühel

The Wilder-Kaiser-Steig is a moderate 5.793-kilometer out-and-back hiking route that offers stunning views and a chance to explore some interesting points of interest along the way. The trail has an elevation gain of 214 meters and takes approximately 1 hour and 52 minutes to complete.

Starting at the trailhead, hikers will pass by the Alte Mauerreste, old ruins located just 0.91 kilometers from the beginning of the trail. The trail then leads to Gut Kramerhof, a parking area where you can leave your vehicle before starting the hike.

As you continue on the trail, you'll come across a bench at 1.3 kilometers from the start, offering a nice spot to take a break and enjoy the surroundings. Further along the path, you'll find the Viehtränke spring at 2.85 kilometers, providing a refreshing stop for hikers.

Midway through the hike at 1.3 kilometers, there is an information point called Metzgeralm-Kaiseralmen-Hackeralm-Gscheuerkopf, where you can learn more about the area. Another information point can be found at 1.85 kilometers, providing details about the Aufforstungsschutzgebiet and the rules for visitors.

As you approach the end of the trail, at 2.9 kilometers, there is a viewpoint that offers breathtaking views of the surrounding landscape. This is also a great spot to rest and take in the scenery before heading back.

Before embarking on this hike, be sure to check the weather forecast and bring an adequate supply of water. The Wilder-Kaiser-Steig offers a moderate challenge with its length and elevation gain, making it suitable for hikers of varying experience levels. Enjoy this picturesque route and the abundance of nature along the way.