Multi-activity Adventure Week in the Dachstein Salzkammergut region

• 7 nights
• Luggage transfer included

• 7 x Overnight stay with half board in a ***hotel
  OPTIONAL: therefrom 1 x overnight stay with half board in a mountain lodge (communal bunks, hut sleeping bag mandatory)
• 1 x welcome video with explanations and information that you need for the tour
• 1 x Cycling & Hiking map of the Salzkammergut area + detailed routing (1x per room)
• 1 x bike rental (trekking bike) for a day tour
• 1 x guided canoeing tour, half day, including equipment
• 1 x guided indoor climbing, half day, including equipment
• 1 x entrance and guided tour through Koppenbrüller Cave
• 1 x Salzkammergut Adventure Card – Reductions on 120 attractions in the region
• A tree for your booking – we plant a tree for your booking
• Daily service hotline from 08.00am - 06.00pm (including weekends)

• Breakfast

1st day: Individual arrival in Agatha at Lake Hallstatt
Arrival by car or public transport to the sun-drenched Agatha, a suburb of Bad Goisern. The pretty village with its outstanding geographical location on Lake Hallstatt attracts sports and adventure enthusiasts. Depending on the time of arrival, a visit to the handicraft house in Bad Goisern is worthwhile. Traditional, old craftsmanship is vividly depicted here. You will receive your travel documents at the hotel. (7 nights)

2nd day: Bike tour along the mystical Lake Hallstatt
The section on the eastern shore of the lake, which is reminiscent of a Norwegian fjord, is unobstructed, the view of the Dachstein mountains including the glacier is fantastic and the route is spectacular. The flank of the Sarstein plunges almost vertically into the lake and the climbing system floating above the water gives the impression of riding above the water. The cycle path leads via Obertraun, where there is the possibility to visit the Dachstein Ice Cave or Mammoth Cave, to Hallstatt. The almost perfect ensemble of narrow streets, historic houses, lake panorama and the cultural heritage from the Hallstatt period are not only worth seeing, but also make this place world-famous. After a full day, we return to Agatha for an overnight stay.
Bicycle distance: approx. 30 km (altitude difference ascent: 357 m in height /
descent: 357 m in height)

3rd day: Canoeing – new perspectives on the World Heritage Site
The canoe trip along the quiet shores of Lake Hallstatt is varied. Sandbanks and peninsula areas are particularly attractive destinations during a boat tour. After a short introduction to manoeuvring, you will explore the calm lake with your canoe under the guidance of a guide. The view from the lake to the Dachstein massif is interesting. A perspective that is worth taking your time to perceive. From the water, with special attention and caution, some animals can also be observed well.
Canoe trip including introduction: approx. 3 hours

4th day: Climbing course for beginners in the climbing hall Bad Ischl
On almost 1,200 m², the climbing hall in Bad Ischl offers various climbing opportunities with a lot of fun bouldering or rope. With a choice of more than 90 climbing routes between grades 3 and 7c+ / 8a (3 and 9+ / 10), there are probably plenty of opportunities for the advanced climbers. After a successful climb, the adjacent sports bistro invites you to rest and get together. However, the view remains free to follow the hustle and bustle in the climbing hall.
Climbing course: 3 hours (for children 2 hours - depending on fitness and stamina)

5th day:
OPTIONAL: Hike with overnight stay in a hut (option 1) or individually designed day (option 2)
 
Option 1: Hike to the Goiserer hut on the Kalmberg massif (2-day program)
  From Bad Goisern, the trail continues along the forest road to the Trockentannalm and then past the Sperrerhütte, the Niedere Scharten-Alm and the "Dichtlerin" of a water source. The location of the Goiserer hut mountain lodge at the foot of the Hoher Kalmberg is overwhelming. It is also worth taking a detour to the small Kalmoos church. It is completely hidden in a rock cave and was a place for Protestants during the time of the Counter-Reformation where they secretly celebrated church services. Enjoy the end of the day at almost 1,600 meters in the Salzkammergut mountains. (Overnight stay at Goisererhütte mountain lodge)
(Overnight backpack and hut sleeping bag* for the night at the Goiserer hut have to be carried by yourself)
Hiking: approx. 4 hours (6 km, ascent 1,083 m in height, descent 10 m in height)

Option 2: Individual daily planning (suggestions):
 Excursion to Gosau
- Circular hike around Lake Gosau,
- Hike to the Zwieselalm (with ascent by cable car),
Excursion to Bad Goisern:
- Hike along the Traunreiterweg, ideal for families,
- on the Figures and Legends Trail, an excursion with a fantastic view over the valley,
- our TIP à Archery in the 3D course

6th day: Descent from the Goiserer hut mountain lodge back to Agatha (variant 1)             
Hiking: approx. 4 hours (6 km, ascent 10 m in height, descent 1.083 m in height) with the same route for ascent/descent
 
Day at leisure (variant 2)                 
Depending on the weather, hikes of various lengths are available in the surrounding area. Or maybe the lake is already tempting you to go swimming? Bathing areas are also within walking distance of Agatha. However, if you would like to get to know other well-known destinations in the Salzkammergut, the following excursions are recommended:
- to the imperial city of Bad Ischl, which invites you to stroll or visit the thermal baths,
- to Lake Wolfgang, with a boat trip across the lake and a visit to the well-known holiday resort of St. Wolfgang with its well-known pilgrimage church of the same name and a visit to the traditional inn "Weißes Rößl"

7th day: In the realm of the Koppenbrüller Cave                 
The Northern Limestone Alps are known for their extensive cave systems. Near Obertraun is the Koppenbrüller Cave, which is explored today. It is located in the core zone of the UNESCO World Heritage area and is one of the few still active caves in the Dachstein region. Especially in spring, the water thunders out of it with a great roar. Even from a distance you can hear the "roar", which also gave it its name. During the cave tour, you will gain impressive insights into the underground waterways of the interior of the Dachstein as well as into the formation of the
cave. The cave is located in the valley and can be reached by a short walk on a well-paved    hiking trail along the wildly romantic Traun.
Guided cave tour: approx. 1 1/2 hours
 
8th day: Individual departure or additional nights
If you have the opportunity to extend your stay, the repertoire of discoveries is far from exhausted and additional nights can be booked. How about, for example, a visit to the salt mine in Hallstatt? Immerse yourself in the distant past of the Hallstatt period and visit places of salt production that were already used over 7000 years ago. Otherwise, the return journey will take place in the morning.

daily

• € 962,00 per person
• bookable from 2 Persons