Snowshoe Hiking with a View
Snowshoe Hiking in Saalfelden
When the snow gently covers the landscape and the mountains shine in bright white, the quietest and most impressive time of the year begins in Salzburger Land. Snowshoeing is one of the best ways to consciously experience winter – and numerous fantastic tours await you around Mittersill.
The Biberg near Saalfelden – an Insider Tip for Snowshoeing Enthusiasts
The Biberg is only about 30 minutes by car from Hotel Heitzmann – an ideal destination for anyone who loves winter hiking. From the Gasthof Huggenberg, a varied snowshoe route leads through snow-covered forests up to the Berggasthof Biberg. The hike is easy to moderately difficult and rewards you with magnificent views of the Saalfelden basin and the surrounding peaks.
If you like, you can then whiz down into the valley on a toboggan – a perfect end to an active winter day!


Snowshoeing in Pinzgau – Variety for Connoisseurs
Whether on the Biberg, in the Hohe Tauern National Park or on guided tours in the region – snowshoeing has many faces in Pinzgau. From gentle alpine pastures to panoramic high-altitude trails: The options around Mittersill are diverse and suitable for all abilities. At our reception, we will be happy to give you personal tips for tours, equipment and guided offers in the area.
After the Nature Experience: Relaxation at Hotel Heitzmann
Back at Hotel Heitzmann, well-deserved warmth awaits you: Our cozy wellness area with sauna, steam bath and relaxation room is the perfect place to pamper body and mind after a day in the snow. Then a glass of wine in the Zirbenstube or a fine dinner – that’s how winter enjoyment goes in Mittersill.


Snowshoeing in Pinzgau – Experience Winter with Hotel Heitzmann as your Starting Point
The region around Mittersill invites you to discover winter on quiet soles. Whether cozy or sporty – snowshoeing offers you a pure nature experience. And the best thing is: From Hotel Heitzmann you are right in the middle of it.
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