The current weather

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Today, 16. June 2025

Valley 910 m 10° 18 km/h W

Alpine pastures 1.650 m 15° 14 km/h W

Mountain 1.950 m 8° 18 km/h W

Lift hours

19th June to 7th September 2025
8:30 a.m. – 12.00 a.m.
13.00 p.m. - 16.30 p.m.
daily, in case of good hiking weather

Today there is no cable car in operation.
Outside the opening times of the 4-seater chairlift, the Tauplitzalm can be reached daily from Bad Mitterndorf along the Tauplitzalm Alpenstraße, which is subject to a fee.

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The right equipment for hiking

PACKING YOUR RUCKSACK AND OTHER USEFUL TIPS

Out on the alpine pastures and high peaks, the weather is infamous for changing quickly: Whether you are a laid-back “Sunday hiker” or an intrepid summiteer – you will get far more joy out of your outdoors experience if you are prepared for all potential conditions. That’s why we are taking this opportunity to share a few useful tips with you for your mountaineering expedition, hike or stroll in the hills.

Your most important companion up in the mountains is a good rucksack – a capacity of 20 liters is ideal, though bigger is not a bad idea for more extended tours. Your precise equipment needs will vary according to the tour and weather, a decision that’s ultimately up to you alone. But here’s one helpful rule of thumb to go by: Pack as much as necessary, but as little as possible!

Tips for your hiking gear:

Professional hiking boots that have been worn in.
Special hiking socks for good traction inside your boots.
Hiking pants – zip-off legs are great for adjusting to changing temperatures.
A change of functional shirts – especially on the summit or after a strenuous stage.
Breathable rain jacket within easy reach (packed in the side or top).
Rain wrap for your rucksack, also quick and easy to access.
A warm sweater and/or warm jacket if temperatures change drastically.
Cap and gloves – even in summer, in the mountains it can quickly turn cold.
Sun protection: cap and sun block with high SPF.
Hiking or trekking poles if appropriate to your tour.
1-2 sandwiches, an energy snack such as a cereal bar won’t hurt either.
Drinks bottle with at least 1.5 liters of water, tea or energy drink.
Professional hiking map of the area.
Mobile phone that is fully charged.
First-aid kit and band-aids for blisters.
Cash and a pocket knife.
Cushion to sit on and enjoy the views in comfort.