The Salzkammergut is a breathtaking area with alpine and subalpine rivers and lakes, deeply incised valleys, undulating hills, and rough, steep mountain ranges reaching to almost 3000m. A large portion of the area is uninhabited wilderness, and even in areas that receive a lot of tourists, like the Wolfgangsee and Mondsee, you can always find remote spots with still, glassy waterways that offer countless opportunities for boating, swimming, fishing, or simply relaxing on the shore and skimming stones. The most magnificent of the lakes is undoubtedly the well-known Hallstätter See, which is surrounded by towering mountains that provide excellent hiking opportunities. Best time to visit: Jun-To-Aug Things to do: Gaze at Colorful Skulls in Hallstatt, Explore the World’s Oldest Salt Mine, Tour the Spectacular Dachstein Caves, Hike to the Lakes of Gosau
Best Time to Visit
Jun-To-Aug
Travel Cost
$2003 7Days
Best Time to Visit
Jun-To-Aug
Travel Cost
$2003 7Days
The Dachstein massif, which includes more than 100 limestone peaks and divides the Austrian provinces of Styria, Salzburg, and Upper Austria, is centered on Hoher Dachstein. At a height of 2,995 meters, the Hoher Dachstein's primary summit can be found. The Dachstein massif is overshadowed by glaciers when viewed from the north, with rocky peaks rising beyond them. In comparison, the mountain descends just about vertically to the valley floor to the south. Best time to visit: May-To-Oct Things to do: Climbing, Hiking, Mountaineering, Admiring The Top View
Best Time to Visit
May-To-Oct
Travel Cost
$181
Best Time to Visit
May-To-Oct
Travel Cost
$181