Winter hiking in Ischgl
Winter hiking and snowshoeing in Ischgl
The Paznaun valley in Tyrol boasts a 60-kilometre network of winter hiking trails that reaches up to 2,036 metres above sea level. Winter hiking is a perfect opportunity for mountain lovers to enjoy the crisp mountain air away from the groomed slopes and to explore the glistening winter landscape at their own pace.
For longer tours, the nearby side valleys offer great opportunities for winter hikes away from the hustle and bustle. Or how about a visit to the neighbouring village of Samnaun in Switzerland?
Are you ready to discover the snow-covered landscapes of the Paznaun valley?
Guided snowshoe tours
Are you in the mood for an individual snowshoe hike? The ski instructors and mountain guides of the Paznaun valley offer guided snowshoe hikes throughout the winter season. They know the best scenic spots and can plan a special route for you.
If you’re new to the sport, it’s a good idea to join a guided tour. Together with experienced snowshoe guides and fellow winter sports enthusiasts, you will explore the most stunning spots of the Alpine Paznaun valley.
You would like to try snowshoeing, but don’t have the necessary equipment? No problem! Renting snowshoes on site is easy!
Facts about winter hiking and snowshoeing
If you’re staying in Ischgl, we recommend the stunning winter hiking trail in the Mutta region and the panoramic tour in the Verwall region.
The majority of mountain lodges located outside the ski resort are closed during winter. That’s why it’s a good idea to bring your own snacks to fuel up along the way. Alternatively, you can drop by one of the many restaurants down in the valley, as many winter hiking trails are located near a village.
To come perfectly prepared for your hike, we recommend checking the current avalanche warning level before your trip. Plus, pay attention to noticeboards along the way and respect any closed-off areas.
Our tip: If you don’t have much experience with winter hiking, it might be a good idea to join a guided tour and hike in a group.
The valley hiking trail and a local bus route connect the five fractions of Samnaun. To get back to the ski resort from Samnaun Ravaisch, you can hop on the cable car.
Bus number 260 runs between the villages in the valley. During the winter season, you can also use the local ski bus to get around the Paznaun valley.
