Hartkaiser

Hartkaiser is a mountain peak in the Tyrolean Alps rising to around 1,500 meters where various hiking paths connect different parts of the landscape. The summit area features open views across surrounding Alpine terrain and meadows that change throughout the seasons.

Local mountaineers in the early 20th century established marked paths that made the summit accessible to visitors. This early development transformed the location into a recognized hiking destination.

The summit serves as a gathering place where visitors experience Alpine traditions through mountain huts offering local food and hospitality. People from the region use the location throughout summer for celebrations and social events that connect them to their surroundings.

A cable car connects Ellmau village to the summit and operates daily during the warmer months from May through November. The best conditions for visiting occur from late spring into early autumn when the weather is most reliable.

A large mountain adventure park with educational exhibits sits at the summit, designed for visitors of different ages to learn about Alpine nature. The facilities there offer hands-on experiences that complement the hiking and outdoor activities.