SUMMER IN THE GROSSARL VALLEY
Experience summer in the Grossarltal:
Green alpine pastures, impressive mountain landscapes, and diverse leisure activities ensure unforgettable holidays. Whether hiking, mountain biking, or relaxing in nature – the "Valley of the Alpine Pastures" offers ideal conditions for rest and enjoyment.
Summer vacation in the Grossarltal valley.
Enjoy nature, mountains & relaxation.
Active holiday in the valley of the alpine pastures.
Summer in the Grossarl Valley is all about activity, nature, and enjoyment. Over 400 kilometers of marked hiking trails lead you through the impressive mountain scenery of the Salzburg region – from leisurely strolls to challenging summit tours. The approximately 40 managed alpine huts are particularly unique, inviting you to enjoy a hearty snack and authentic Salzburg specialties.
Mountain bikers will also find plenty to enjoy: numerous routes and trails offer ideal conditions for both beginners and ambitious athletes. Those who prefer a more leisurely pace can comfortably ascend the mountain using the summer lifts and enjoy the natural surroundings in a relaxed atmosphere.
Besides hiking and biking, a diverse range of leisure activities ensures unforgettable holidays: climbing, paragliding, family experiences or relaxing hours in the outdoor pool – here you will find exactly what you are looking for.
Whether active holiday, family time or relaxation in the mountains – the Grossarltal valley impresses with its diversity, authenticity and genuine hospitality.
Questions and answers.
Frequently Asked Questions.
Where can you go hiking in the Grossarltal valley in summer?
The Grossarl Valley, known as the "Valley of Alpine Pastures," is an ideal destination for hiking holidays in Salzburg. Around 400 kilometers of marked hiking trails wind through the diverse mountain landscape – from leisurely strolls and family hikes to challenging mountain and summit tours. A special highlight is the approximately 40 working alpine pastures located along many of the trails. There, you can take a break, enjoy regional specialties, and experience the traditional alpine culture of the Grossarl Valley. This allows you to perfectly combine a day of hiking with nature, culinary delights, and an authentic mountain experience.
Are there any activities for children in the Grossarltal valley?
Yes. A particular highlight is Rucki Zucki's Gaudi-Alm, a large, free adventure playground with play equipment, alpine huts, animals, a mountain stream, a mountain lake, and a crystal mine. The adjacent sports and leisure center also offers numerous opportunities for families.
Where can you swim in Großarl in the summer?
The Großarl sports and leisure centre features an adventure pool with four pools, a slide, diving boards, a children's pool and a sunbathing lawn. This provides a welcome change of pace from activities in the mountains on warm summer days.
What can you do in Großarl on a day trip without hiking?
Besides cycling and hiking, in summer in Großarl you can, for example, play mini-golf, tennis or beach volleyball, swim, visit the skate park or explore the adventure playground. Activities such as mountain carts and other mountain experiences also await you at the adventure mountain.
Is Großarl suitable for a family holiday in the summer?
Yes. Großarl offers many family-friendly experiences: from child-friendly hikes and alpine playgrounds to the outdoor swimming pool and the Rucki Zucki's Gaudi-Alm adventure playground. Even in changeable weather, there are various excursion and leisure activities available.
What are some good destinations for day trips around Großarl in the summer?
The area around the Grossarl Valley offers numerous destinations for families and nature lovers. These include mountain experiences, alpine pastures, nature and cultural attractions, as well as various sports and leisure activities. This ensures a varied and enjoyable holiday, even if a hiking day isn't planned.
Is the JOSEF apartment a good starting point for a summer holiday in Großarl?
Yes. Apartment JOSEF is situated in a quiet, secluded location on the edge of the forest at the entrance to the Grossarl Valley. After an active day in the mountains or the valley, it offers a peaceful retreat away from the hustle and bustle.
