Autumn holidays – a holiday with children in Austria
Fun & relaxation for all the family
It will soon be the autumn holidays – and nothing is standing in the way of a holiday with children in Austria! In the latest blog article we tell you why this time of the year has the perfect conditions for enjoying a break together. Look forward to leisurely autumn festivals and events, wonderful temperatures and dreamy, expansive views. And naturally, with the best conditions in the Thurnerhof.
An unforgettable family holiday in Salzburger Land – 10 reasons to enjoy holidays in the mountains
Autumn is one of our favourite times of the year. When the age-old trees in are resplendent in red and gold hues, and the mountain streams seem more clear than ever, it becomes noticeable calmer on the mountain. The animals are brought back to the valley as part of the celebratory Alpine cattle drives and the lovely autumn air provides dreamy, clear views. Our 10 favourite reasons to enjoy an autumn holiday in the mountains:
- nature’s breath-taking kaleidoscope of colours – best marvelled at from the pool
- tranquil mountain adventures with bright sunrises
- perfect conditions for extended cycling and hiking tours
- cool offers for all the family
- numerous festivals and celebrations in the region. Delicious autumn cuisine with fresh produce from the surrounding area
- enjoying the sunshine before those long winter evening set in
- crystal-clear mountain air together with unique panoramic views
- large sun terraces at cosy Alpine lodges for a wonderful rest
- numerous benefits with the inclusive services provided as part of the Thurnerhof package offers
Autumn holiday in Salzburger Land – the loveliest long-distance hikes at a glance
As already mentioned, autumn is suitable for long cycling and hiking tours thanks to the lovely temperatures. Anyone who enjoys being out and about in the mountains knows that the weather is always a key component when it comes to route planning. We personally make the most of this time to enjoy long-distance hikes via the summits, on mountain ridges and along Alpine pastures. Here is an overview of a few of the routes:
- Pinzgau walk – in the mountains from Saalbach to Zell am See // 18 km
- Seven Summits – the queen of the long-distance hikes // 24 km
- Home of Lässig Walk – long-distance hike at the head of the valley in Hinterglemm // 22 km
