Discovering Austrian Tyrol

First hike in Tyrol with the ascent of Narrenkogel. The direct trail leads through a coniferous forest before reaching alpine meadows and the summit, where you'll feel like you're the only ones there. The view over the surrounding valleys is magnificent. Return via a pleasant loop trail. It's not uncommon to spot chamois, an alpine animal and inhabitant of these grassy slopes. Return to the inn.

A short transfer takes you to the starting point of the hike in the small village of Längenfeld. The trail then leads to this hidden peak in the valley, offering fantastic views from its summit. The pleasant path begins in the forest before giving way to the open area, marking the end of the vegetation. From the summit, the view is 360°. The return journey is a loop, followed by a short transfer back to the inn.

A short transfer takes us to the Obergürgl ski resort. We're approaching the Italian border, easily accessible via the Timmelsjoch pass. A magnificent day awaits us, exploring the high-altitude lakes. It begins with a pleasant, even path winding through rusty-leaved rhododendrons before reaching the lakes. The trail then continues on level ground before looping back towards the small ski resort, which we'll discover on our return, quiet and deserted of its winter residents. Transfer back to the hostel.

Today we're setting off on foot from the inn towards the high-altitude pastures in the valley. It's a pleasant but not particularly strenuous day in a wild setting. Several options are possible depending on the weather and the group's fitness level. Return to the inn.

A short transfer takes us to the small village of Vent, from where we begin the ascent of Wildes Mannle, which will take us above 3,000 meters! This hike requires good weather and a similar walking ability within the group. The guide can take over if necessary. From the summit, the view of the surrounding peaks and glaciers is breathtaking. Return to the hostel.

The group dispersed after a final breakfast shared together.