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Enjoy a 2.5-hour easy snowshoe tour through pine forests above Bad Goisern, with stunning Dachstein views, cozy huts, and expert guidance for beginners and families.
Explore the peaceful winter landscapes of upper Austria with the Bad Goisern Snowshoe Tour in a Pine Forest With Panorama. This 2.5-hour adventure, rated 5 stars by the provider, offers a gentle yet scenic escape into the snowy woods above Bad Goisern. Led by an experienced local guide, the tour is designed to be family-friendly and beginner-friendly, making it an excellent choice for those new to snowshoeing or seeking a relaxed outdoor experience. The route features well-maintained forest trails, authentic Austrian huts, and spectacular views of the Dachstein massif on clear days.
This tour is perfect for visitors craving a calm winter activity that combines beautiful scenery with an accessible pace. Participants receive all necessary equipment, including snowshoes and poles, and benefit from a comprehensive safety briefing. While no prior experience is needed, it requires a moderate level of fitness and suitable winter clothing. The tour departs from the public parking near the Lesehotel, and the small group size ensures a personalized experience.


The tour begins at the public parking near the Lesehotel (coordinates: 47.65422821044922, 13.639559745788574). Travelers should arrive with warm outdoor clothing, hiking shoes, and essentials like gloves, sunglasses, sunscreen, snacks, and cash. Remember, the activity is not suitable for children under 10, wheelchair users, or anyone with recent surgeries or motion sickness issues.
Getting to the starting point requires a private car or rental, as no transportation is provided. It’s worth noting that the tour proceeds rain or snow, so appropriate gear is necessary to stay comfortable under different weather conditions.
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The route follows a gently ascending, well-tended forest trail through beautiful pine woods. This makes the activity accessible for less experienced snowshoers and those with limited fitness levels. The trail passes cozy mountain huts, offering a rustic charm and authentic Alpine atmosphere.
The walk culminates in scenic clearings, where the surrounding peaks, including the Dachstein massif, open up in front of hikers. These open spaces provide perfect spots for picture-taking and appreciating the spectacular mountain scenery.

One of the biggest draws of this tour is the panoramic vista of the Dachstein massif, visible from several scenic points along the trail. On clear days, the massif’s snow-capped peaks serve as a stunning backdrop. The views extend to the local peaks around Bad Goisern, adding to the visual appeal of this peaceful winter walk.
The open clearings are the ideal locations to pause and admire the Alpine winter landscape, feeling the quiet and expansive beauty of the snowy mountains.

Throughout the route, travelers pass authentic mountain huts, which add a rustic charm to the experience. While the tour does not specify food or drink stops, the presence of these huts enhances the traditional Austrian ambiance.
The huts serve as picturesque markers along the trail and contribute to the authentic Alpine feel of the tour. Their cozy appearance invites visitors to imagine enjoying a warm drink or snack after the hike, though none are offered during the activity itself.
More Great Tours NearbyThe tour includes a safety briefing lasting about 15 minutes before setting off. The guide provides all necessary gear, including snowshoes and poles, ensuring participants are prepared and comfortable. With a relaxed pace, the guide ensures everyone keeps together and enjoys the scenery without feeling rushed.
The small group size (limited to 10 participants) fosters a more personal experience, allowing for individual attention and clarification of any questions about snowshoeing or the landscape.
This tour offers morning and afternoon departure options, giving flexibility to fit into various itineraries. Booking can be canceled up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund, providing peace of mind. The reservation process allows pay later, making it easy to plan without immediate payment.
The activity is designed to be accessible in almost all weather conditions, but travelers should be prepared for cold or snowy weather and bring appropriate clothing and supplies.
Participants should have moderate fitness and stamina, as the tour involves walking on snow-covered terrain. Proper ankle-high hiking boots or winter shoes with good grip are required, along with thermal clothing, gloves, sunscreen, and sunglasses.
Since there are no food or drinks available during the tour, visitors must bring snacks, food, and drinks to stay energized. Cash is recommended for any personal expenses or emergencies.

This snowshoe tour is not suitable for children under 10, wheelchair users, or those with recent surgeries. It’s ideal for families, beginners, and anyone seeking a peaceful winter walk in a stunning mountain setting. The easy route and relaxed pace make it accessible, while the spectacular views and cozy huts add a touch of authentic Alpine charm.
Travelers interested in gentle workouts combined with breathtaking scenery will find this tour offers a perfect balance of activity and tranquility.
This 2.5-hour snowshoe experience excels at combining easy accessibility with majestic mountain views. The well-maintained trail, authentic mountain huts, and panoramic Dachstein vistas create a memorable winter outing. The small group size and guidance from an experienced local guide ensure a comfortable and personalized journey.
While it doesn’t include food or drink stops, the focus on scenery, authentic atmosphere, and gentle activity makes this a great choice for families and beginners. It’s particularly suited for those looking to enjoy peaceful snow-covered forests without strenuous effort.
What is the duration of the snowshoe tour?
The tour lasts approximately 2.5 hours.
Is this tour suitable for children?
It is not suitable for children under 10 years old.
Do I need prior snowshoeing experience?
No, beginners are welcome, and the guide provides full instructions.
What should I bring?
Participants should bring warm clothing, hiking shoes, gloves, sunglasses, sunscreen, snacks, cash, and a daypack.
Where does the tour start?
The meeting point is at the public parking near the Lesehotel, with coordinates 47.65422821044922, 13.639559745788574.
Can I cancel the booking?
Yes, full refunds are available if canceled up to 24 hours in advance.
What equipment is provided?
The guide supplies snowshoes and poles.
Is the tour weather-dependent?
It takes place in almost all weather conditions, but travelers should be prepared for cold or snowy weather.
How physically demanding is the tour?
It requires moderate fitness and stamina, with a relaxed pace suitable for most participants.
Are there any food or drink options during the tour?
No, food and drinks are not provided, so bring your own supplies.
What landscapes will I see?
Expect pine forests, mountain huts, scenic clearings, and views of the Dachstein massif.
Is travel to the start point difficult?
Yes, a private car or rental is necessary to reach the starting location, as transportation is not included.