Attractions and places to see around Stuhlfelden, a village in the Hohe Tauern National Park in Salzburg, Austria, offer a mix of historic landmarks and natural landscapes. The region is known for its outdoor activities, including hiking and archery, set amidst impressive mountain scenery. Stuhlfelden serves as a base for exploring both cultural sites and natural features within the national park.
Last updated: June 22, 2026
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The Zwölferkogel is one of the most striking peaks in the Glemm Valley, rising 1,984 meters above the popular resort of Hinterglemm. From its summit, visitors can enjoy impressive panoramic views stretching from the Kitzbühel Alps to the Hohe Tauern. Thanks to the cable car, panoramic trail, and well-marked hiking trails, the Zwölferkogel is a versatile destination with magnificent views, ideal for both leisurely excursions and strenuous tours.
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Here you can already look forward to the 2025 World Ski Championships.
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Super beautiful alpine pasture, which invites you to rest after the mountain hut.
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The Hacklberg Trail is probably the most legendary trail in the Alps – mountain bike history was and is being written here. The Hacklberg Trail in Saalbach Hinterglemm can be easily reached via the SchattbergXpress and a short ascent to the west summit. It starts off smoothly – slightly wavy over alpine meadows and always in a constant and wavy up and down, back and forth. It seems that the natural flow trail was invented here. At least that's how it feels. The gradient gives mountain bikers a pleasant speed that is suitable for the Signature Trail. In 2014 the second part of the trail below the Hacklberg-Alm was opened. Here it is wavy and with numerous berms through the forest. You have found your own language and thus the perfect extension of the legendary Hacklberg Trail.
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Great mountain - hiking in summer and skiing in winter
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World Cup races take place regularly on the Zwölferkogel. Therefore, a part is regularly closed off. The Ski World Championships were last held here in 1991. The next then in 2025.
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Grandiose view of the surrounding mountains. In good weather, the Watzmann and Großglockner can be seen.
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Stuhlfelden is nestled within the Hohe Tauern National Park, offering impressive natural landscapes. A highly popular spot is Zwölferkogel, a summit providing panoramic views of the valley and surrounding mountains. You can also explore the Wasenmoos Adventure moor, home to rare animal and plant species, or consider a trip to the impressive Krimml Waterfalls, a short distance away.
Yes, Stuhlfelden boasts several significant historical and cultural sites. The Parish Church Maria Assumption (Maria am Stein) is an art-historically important pilgrimage church with a Romanesque core and Gothic exterior. You can also see the 16th-century Schloss Lichtenau and the even older Schloss Labach. For a unique cultural experience, visit Schwaigerlehen, a traditional farm known for its 'smoke kitchen' where traditional meals are prepared over an open wood fire.
Stuhlfelden is an excellent base for various outdoor activities. It's renowned as Europe's first Archery Village, offering three different 3D courses and other facilities year-round. The region is also a mountain biking mecca, with Hinterglemm alone offering over 400 kilometers of routes. For hiking, the area provides numerous trails, including less strenuous options to the Forest Chapel and Saueckkapelle Chapel, or more challenging ascents like to the Gaißstein Mountain.
Absolutely! The Zwölferkogel summit features a summit playground and a slackline course, making it a fun destination for families. The Bochumer Hut is also considered family-friendly, offering a cozy stop during hikes. Additionally, the Archery Village provides an engaging activity for various ages and skill levels.
Stuhlfelden offers diverse hiking opportunities. You can find easy hikes like the 'View of Niedernsill – Parish Church of Stuhlfelden loop' or the 'Meadow Landscape Near Pirten – Parish Church of Stuhlfelden loop'. For more options, explore the easy hikes around Stuhlfelden guide. More challenging trails lead to peaks like Gaißstein Mountain, offering breathtaking panoramic views.
The region around Stuhlfelden, particularly near Hinterglemm, is a prime destination for mountain biking. You'll find legendary trails like the Hacklberg Trail and the flowy Buchegg Trail. For a comprehensive list of routes, check out the MTB Trails around Stuhlfelden guide.
Yes, Stuhlfelden is home to Heilbad Burgwies, a spa that utilizes water from a local spring rich in sulfur and iron. Records of its use date back to 1450, offering a historical and natural way to relax and rejuvenate.
Visitors frequently praise the stunning panoramic views from summits like Zwölferkogel. The extensive network of mountain biking trails, especially around Hinterglemm, is also a major highlight. Many appreciate the cozy atmosphere and hospitality at places like the Bochumer Hut, which serves as a perfect stop during hikes and even offers overnight stays.
Yes, the Pinzgauer Lokalbahn (Pinzgau Railway) provides a scenic and convenient way to explore nearby destinations. This narrow-gauge railway can take you to places like Zell am See or the Krimml Waterfalls. It also transports bikes, which is ideal for those looking to explore the Tauern Bike Path.
For a unique taste of local tradition, you can visit Schwaigerlehen, a historic farm from 1496. It's known for its 'smoke kitchen' where chef Tobias Bacher prepares traditional meals over an open wood fire. These meals are available by advance order, offering an authentic culinary experience.
Stuhlfelden is a popular destination year-round. Summer and autumn are ideal for hiking, mountain biking, and archery, with pleasant weather for exploring the Hohe Tauern National Park. In winter, the region transforms into a hub for winter sports, with opportunities for skiing, snowshoeing, and even archery in indoor facilities.
Yes, golf enthusiasts can enjoy a round at the Hohe Tauern National Park Golf Course. Part of this 18-hole course lies within the Stuhlfelden municipal area, offering a scenic golfing experience amidst the beautiful natural surroundings.


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