Hike from the Axamer Lizum to the Hoadl-Haus: an experience in the “North Tyrolean Dolomites”

Introduction

The Axamer Lizum is a true hiking paradise i and offers many opportunities for nature lovers and hiking enthusiasts. One particularly worthwhile destination is the Hoadl-Haus, which sits at an altitude of 2,340 meters and offers a spectacular view of the impressive Kalkkögel mountains, also known as the “North Tyrolean Dolomites”.

The hike to the Hoadl-Haus

Starting point: Axamer Lizum

The hike begins in the popular Axamer Lizum ski area, which is also a popular starting point for hikes in summer. From here, the well-marked hiking trail leads up to the Hoadl Haus.

The trail

The ascent is moderate and easily manageable for hikers with an average level of fitness. The route leads through alpine meadows and past rugged rock formations. Breathtaking views of the surrounding mountains open up again and again. Particularly impressive is the view of the Kalkkögel mountains, which rise like a stone wall on the horizon.

Great views

Even on the way to the Hoadl Haus, there are unforgettable views. The view of the Axamer Lizum and the Inntal valley below is breathtaking. But the highlight is undoubtedly the view of the Kalkkögel. These striking rock formations, also known as the North Tyrolean Dolomites due to their similarity to the Dolomites in South Tyrol, offer a spectacular panorama

The Hoadl House

After about two hours you reach the Hoadl Haus. With its cozy atmosphere and hearty Tyrolean cuisine, the hut invites you to stop for a bite to eat. From the sun terrace, you have a magnificent panoramic view that stretches from the Stubai Alps to the Kalkkögeln.

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tirol tip

There are numerous other rewarding hikes from the Hoadl-Haus, especially in the Kalkkögel. Here are two of the most important and most beautiful tours:

1. Hike to the Schlicker Seespitze

At 2,804 meters, the Schlicker Seespitze is one of the highest peaks in the Kalkkögel. The hike is challenging and requires surefootedness and a head for heights, but rewards you with an incomparable panorama over the entire region.

2. Hike to the Marchreisenspitze

Another worthwhile destination is the Marchreisenspitze (2,620 meters). This tour is a little less demanding than the Schlicker Seespitze, but also offers spectacular views of the Kalkkögel and the surrounding valleysr.

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Conclusion

The hike from Axamer Lizum to Hoadl Haus is an absolute must for every hiker who wants to explore the Tyrolean Alps. The impressive views of the Kalkkögel and the opportunity to climb other exciting peaks from there make this tour an unforgettable experience. Whether you are an experienced mountaineer or a leisurely hiker, this region offers something for everyone. Pack your rucksack and experience the beauty of the “North Tyrolean Dolomites” up close!