Accessible holidays in Tyrol

Wheelchair tour using a high-powered wheelchair (e.g., Swiss Trac) from Pfundser Tschey to Platzeralm. Very steep sections on rough terrain in places. An accompanying person is required; they may occasionally need to give a quick push and open livestock gates. Experience with the Swiss Trac is required for this tour.

Wheelchair tour using a powerful motorized wheelchair (e.g., Swiss Trac) on a well-maintained forest road. The first 1.4 km are uphill and require a powerful motorized wheelchair. In between, there is a flat, easily navigable forest path that slopes slightly downward. The last few kilometers are downhill and quite steep. You’ll need to crossseveral cattle gates with electric fences. An escort is required. Few drainage ditches.

Starting Sunday, May 24, 2026, the circular hiking trail around Lake Vilsalpsee will be open again!! A hike in the beautiful Vilsalpsee Nature Reserve.

Hike to the idyllically located Seebensee, one of the most beautiful lakes in Tyrol. 

Along the Hintersteiner See with some steep climbs to the Walleralm offering stunning views of the lake and the surrounding mountains.

"Wiesenweg" from Steinach to Trins. As an untested alternative, you can also take bus line 4146 from Steinach station to Gschnitz Gasthaus Feuerstein (free with guest card) and hike down the entire valley via Trins to Steinach am Brenner over 15 kilometers and 300 meters of elevation loss.

Wheelchair tour with light drive to Kälberhütte. The route is asphalted and suitable for a wheelchair with a towing device as well as for an electric wheelchair, up to Kälberhütte (not serviced) 4 km. After that, strong drive and an accompanying person are required. Tested with a Swiss Trac (wheelchair with mountain bike tires) and an accompanying person.

Beautiful circular hike with self-sufficient audio plays about the history of Reith im Alpbachtal. Take a seat, enjoy the view and discover stories from the Alpbachtal.