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The 5 most popular hiking & trekking tours in Vienna, each one here with its price, how long it runs and a link straight to the booking page.
A 2-hour alpaca and llama hike from Mödling near Vienna with friendly guides, gentle animals, and big countryside views.
Most Popular“What great time! Amazing friendly animals and the view of the city during the hike was gorgeous. Highly recommend this to everyone.”
Hike the Wachau above the Danube from Vienna, with Richard Lionheart castle ruins and Dürnstein free time after a 4-hour trek.
“My husband and I did this tour with Michael as our guide, and we thoroughly enjoyed it. It’s lovely to get out of the cities and see some of Austria from a different vantage point, experiencing its nature and wildlife. The valley and forest here are simply stunning and a must-see. Michael was great to…”
Private Wachau hike from Vienna with Karin: UNESCO trails near Spitz, Danube views, and optional Heurigen finish.
“After a week of bus tours, museums and castles, this trip was a great change of scenery. Karin was amazing, guiding us on an incredible hike and allowing us to soak up the local character of the Bavarian countryside. Highly recommend and will definitely do again!”
Private Prealps hike from Vienna to Gaisstein’s Matterhorn-style ridges, Schneeberg lookout, with guide Michael and transfers.
“What an incredible hike! The views were unbelievable, we saw so many cool animals, and Michael was a terrific and knowledgeable guide. I am recovering from an ankle injury, and Michael took extra care to ensure I was safe throughout the hike.”
Private hike from Vienna to Spitz in Wachau. Vineyards, Red Gate views, and the 13th-century Hinterhaus ruin with a guide.
“An Excellent hike through beautiful rolling hills with wonderful vistas of the Danube valley, picturesque towns with vineyards and ruins of castles. The guide was superb adjusting the pace to our needs and making sure we experienced all the hike offered.”
The palaces, the concert halls, the coffee houses, and the road out along the Danube.
