Questions & Answers about summer holidays in the Salzburg region
The Saalbach Hinterglemm region offers a variety of trail running routes through the Salzburg mountains — from valley loops to alpine summit tours. The hotel even offers its own ‘Trail and Mind Camp’ package (2 nights, from €631 per person). For the latest route recommendations and tour tips, it’s best to contact reception or the local tourist information office.
The Tree Top Walk at the head of the valley in Hinterglemm is the highest treetop walk in Europe. Highlights include the 200-metre-long ‘Golden Gate Bridge of the Alps’ (up to 42 metres high) and the 600-metre-long treetop walkway made of larch wood (up to 30 metres above the ground) with viewing platforms and play stations. The 2-kilometre circular trail is suitable for families, nature lovers and all age groups. Admission prices: €10 (children aged 4 and over), €13 (aged 16 and over), free for under-4s. The treetop walk is open all year round. In summer, you can reach it easily by the valley-end train (free with the JOKER Card); in winter, on foot or by horse-drawn sleigh.
There is a huge variety of activities on offer: hiking, mountain biking, climbing (over 1,000 climbing routes in the Pinzgau), trail running, rafting, canyoning, paragliding, archery, mini-golf, tennis and the high-rope adventure park. The Saalbach go-kart track offers thrills on four wheels. The JOKER Card offers discounts on many of these activities.
Yes. Right in Saalbach, you’ll find Captain Hook’s Adventure Outdoor Pool, featuring slides, a white-water channel and a 1,000 m² swimming area — admission is free with the JOKER Card. In the surrounding area, Lake Zell and Lake Ritzen also offer great spots for a swim. The Teufelswasser adventure park at the head of the valley offers crystal-clear spring water in rock pools for children and adults.
The region is ideally situated for day trips: Zell am See and Lake Zell (approx. 30 mins by car), the Top of Salzburg on the Kitzsteinhorn near Kaprun (approx. 30 mins), the city of Salzburg (approx. 1 hour) and the Krimml Waterfalls (approx. 1.25 hours).
With the Guest Mobility Ticket, you can use public transport throughout the Salzburg region free of charge.
The JOKER Card is your free benefits card for your summer holiday in Saalbach Hinterglemm. You’ll receive it at the Hotel Hasenauer from May to October as part of your booking. The main benefits: free travel on up to 8 mountain railways, free bike transport twice a day, 20% discount on bike tickets, free use of all public transport in the Pinzgau region (including the hiking bus and the valley train), up to 10 guided hikes per week, mini-golf courses, tennis, admission to the Heimathaus and Ski Museum, Käpt’n Hook’s adventure outdoor pool, and numerous discounts with bonus partners. The card is valid from the day of arrival until the day of departure and is also available digitally.
As part of the JOKER Card scheme, the Tourist Board organises up to 10 guided walks in the region each week. For children aged 6 and over, there are taster cycling courses with the Glemmguides. The reception team can provide you with details of the current weekly programme and help you book a place.
The region offers around 400 kilometres of cycle routes and trails of all levels of difficulty and is one of the top cycling destinations in the Alps. Highlights include the Epic Bike Park and numerous single tracks. With the JOKER Card, you get two free bike transports per day on the mountain railways, as well as a 20 per cent discount on all bike tickets. You can hire bikes at the Rabbit Sports shop opposite the hotel (10 per cent discount for Hasenauer guests).
There are over 400 well-marked hiking trails and mountain routes around Saalbach Hinterglemm — ranging from leisurely panoramic walks and alpine pasture hikes to challenging summit treks. With the JOKER Card, you can use up to eight mountain cable cars free of charge to help you reach the summit. The tourist board organises up to 10 professionally guided hikes each week with qualified hiking guides. (Also with the JOKER Card).

The summer
of your life
in Saalbach Hinterglemm
Your summer holiday in Saalbach Hinterglemm
for sports enthusiasts, nature lovers & families
Saalbach Hinterglemm is calling you! The mountains of Salzburg present themselves in all their incredible, ultra-cool variety. The mountains, the peaks, the lakes and the forests… Get into the saddle, start pedalling and explore the trails! Leave the daily grind far behind, on hiking trails that take you all the way to the summit, an afternoon with the kids in the Valley of Games, or simply reconnecting with nature in the way that suits you best. Whatever you’re into, you’ll find it here. And that’s guaranteed.


Head for the Valley of Games!
Family time in Saalbach Hinterglemm
Where kids are allowed to be kids. In Saalbach Hinterglemm, at the heart of the mountains of Salzburg, family comes first. This is a region abundant with adventures, experiences, fun and games for all age groups. Water fun, sports, puzzles, magic mountains, mystical fairy-tale forests and naughty goblins, theme trails, family hiking paths, biking tours and much more are waiting for young, adventure-loving explorers. There is a reason why Saalbach Hinterglemm is also referred to as the “Valley of Games”! Nature is the biggest playground imaginable, and with the Joker Card, you are free to explore it in all its glory.


Get up that mountain
Experience the Glemm Valley
The Glemm Valley. A world of its own. What happens today is up to you. Set out on your personal journey through the mountain world of Salzburg on more than 400 km of signposted hiking and touring trails. Narrow bridges, wide panoramic roads, single-file mountain paths… All of them lead straight up to the summit. Alternatively, get in the saddle of your mountain bike! Saalbach Hinterglemm has 400 km of cycling paths and trails of all levels of difficulty, all of them waiting to be explored. In addition, the Pinzgau is the perfect climbing region, offering challenge after challenge on more than 1000 climbing routes.










