Hiking on the Schmittenhöhe in Zell am See
A variety of routes to suit all preferences
Whether you’re into leisurely family strolls, themed excursions lasting several hours or challenging hikes at high altitude: The Schmittenhöhe has a perfect route for everyone. The local trails boast stunning views of Lake Zell and more than 30 three-thousand-metre peaks.
Interactive hiking trail map for Zell am See
Your guide to the trails
The interactive trail map for the Schmittenhöhe helps you find your way around. It shows key hiking trails, mountain cableways and webcams, and allows you to access further details with a simple click on the icons.
Please be sure to check the weather forecast before you set out to ensure a safe and enjoyable hike! If conditions seem unfavourable, why not opt for one of our bad-weather alternatives?
Top hiking tips for your summer holiday in Zell am See
Diverse routes
The Schmittenhöhe offers a diverse choice of hiking trails: Enjoy breathtaking views of the mountains and Lake Zell on high-altitude tours. Discover the wild herbs that grow plentifully here. Or follow trails once trodden by historic figures and witness a stunning sunrise just as Empress Sisi did in the 19th century!
The Schmitten’s weekly program
Guided hikes in Zell am See
Tip
If you’re an early riser, don’t miss our sunrise hike followed by a tasty mountain breakfast at Franzl panorama restaurant. What better way to start the day than savouring the sun’s first rays!
Hiking with dogs on the Schmittenhöhe
Fun for your four-legged friends
Dogs are welcome on the Schmittenhöhe, including on the mountain cableways. Here are some tips to help prepare for your next excursion with your furry friend:
For everyone’s safety, dogs must be kept on a lead and wear a muzzle in cable cars and on trails. Muzzles are available at all valley stations for a fee of € 15.00. Please carry and use your own dog waste bags and dispose of them responsibly.
To ensure safe interaction with grazing livestock, please adhere to the following rules:
- Avoid contact with grazing livestock and do not feed the animals. Keep a safe distance.
- Behave calmly to avoid startling grazing cattle.
- Mother cows protect their calves, so please keep your dog away from them.
- Always keep your dog on a short lead. If an attack is imminent, take your dog off the lead immediately.
- Stay on the marked hiking trails when crossing pastures and meadows.
- If livestock block the path, keep as much distance as possible.
- If grazing animals approach, remain calm, do not turn your back on them and avoid close contact.
- Leave the grazing area quickly at the first sign of distress.
- Observe fences; if there’s a gate, use it, close it and cross the pasture quickly.
- Treat the people working here, nature and the animals with the utmost respect.
Tip: Watch our video to learn why following these rules is essential.
Prices for cable car rides with dogs
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Day ticket (valid on the Schmittenhöhe) |
€ 6,50 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
7-day ticket (valid in Zell am See-Kaprun) |
€ 28,00 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Saisonkarte (valid in the ALPIN CARD regions) |
€ 70,00 |