Wilder Kaiser
The crown of nature
The Wilder Kaiser rises majestically with its striking peaks, bordered to the south by the gentle hills of the Kitzbühel Alps. At its heart lies a nature reserve of over 100 square kilometres, providing an untouched habitat for alpine wildlife such as golden eagles, dormice, and chamois.
The Wilder Kaiser region has something for everyone. In summer, mountain bike trails along rushing streams and climbing adventures on steep rock faces offer plenty of excitement. In winter, a top-class ski area with over 275 kilometres of slopes awaits. Year-round, local specialities like hearty Kaiserschmarren provide a culinary treat with stunning views of the Kaiser mountains.
The Wilder Kaiser GuestCard is handed out free of charge on arrival at your accommodation and is valid for the duration of your stay. This allows you to discover the Wilder Kaiser region around the villages of Ellmau, Going, Scheffau and Söll at low cost.
Meet the Wilder Kaiser region
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Art and culture in Tirol, intertwined with the Alpine lifestyle, warmth, and a sense of ease
Culinary delights in Tirol combine the original with creative ideas over many generations
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Unique places to stay
Nature for everyone
Breathtaking mountain peaks and a commitment to sustainability—at the Wilder Kaiser, both are a priority. Visitors here experience modern Tyrolean hospitality at its best: train travellers are personally escorted to their accommodation, e-bikes are available for leisurely exploration, and crystal-clear mountain water generates clean energy. Meanwhile, hosts treat guests to delicious organic products sourced from the region.
Best of all, the stunning mountain landscape is accessible to everyone. Thoughtfully designed barrier-free trails and facilities ensure that people of all ages, families, and those with disabilities can equally enjoy the majestic natural surroundings.