Sport & active

Mountain hike through the Wilder Kaiser from north to south

Name: Mountain hike through the Wilder Kaiser from north to south
Start: 2026-07-07T06:45:00
End: 2026-07-07T16:00:00
Location: Ellmau - Bushaltestelle Dorf/Bauhof

4,9/5 (6 Ratings)

Emperor Crossing: From the north to the south side with summit view and panoramic experience.

A group of hikers is walking along a steep cliff in the mountains. Around them are rugged rocks and green grass.

A group of climbers is moving along a rock wall. They are wearing helmets and climbing gear as they tackle a steep section.

A group of climbers is ascending a rocky path in the mountains. They are wearing helmets and climbing gear.

A group of climbers is scaling rocky peaks in an impressive mountain landscape. The sky is clear and the terrain is rocky with little vegetation.

Three climbers are standing at a steep rock wall and looking at the landscape. They are wearing helmets and climbing gear.

A group of people is hiking on a steep, rocky path in the mountains. In the background, there are high cliffs and a cloudy sky.

A group of hikers is climbing a rocky slope in the mountains. In the background, there are high rock formations and a clear blue sky.

from €130.00

Tue, 07/07/2026

06:45 AM - 04:00 PM o'clock

Ellmau - Bushaltestelle Dorf/Bauhof

Contact

Alpinschule Schonner

Andy Schonner

Mühlberg 1a

6352 Ellmau

(0043) 664 454 1216

info@alpinistik.com

www.alpinistik.com

Venue

Bushaltestelle Ellmau Dorf/Bauhof

Dorf 1

6352 Ellmau

Description

Crossing of the Kaiser Mountains from North to South with a summit experience via the northern ascent to Vordere Goinger Halt

Experience the fascination of imposing rock walls, a summit view extending to the main ridge of the Alps, and the sunny south side of the Wilder Kaiser. From the Griesner Alm, we climb secured via the Eggersteig (A, B) through the “STONE GULLY”, always with a view of the steep, famous rock walls of Fleischbank and Predigtstuhl, where climbing history has been made. At the “ELLMAUER GATE”, the pass over to the south side, we take a short...