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Martinerhof - Dein Wohlfühlhotel in Sankt Martin am Tennengebirge im Salzburger Land, Urlaub in Österreich, Wanderurlaub in Österreich

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Hiking Hotel for active nature-lovers

350 km Salzburger Alpine trail
Local, traditional delicacies ("Cheese-delight" region Lammertal)
Lammertaler hayart festival in August
St. Martiner "Music and Mountains Festival" - in September
Hearty snacks at 11 operated alpine huts
Impressive giant trees (Austria`s highest trees with 48,5 m)
Fresh alpine air and untouched nature

Follow your heart!
The "Heart Trail" guides you on 8 km in three hours walking time into the natural heart of the valley. The round trail provides magic views onto the surrounding mountains and makes you discover hidden natural treasures. Due to its condition, the "Heart Trail" is perfect for families and leisure walkers. (Trail "No. 96").
Directly behind the Martinerhof, the trail leads straight up to the "Höllalm".

Follow the Nocksteig into the valley straight to the Seepark. Take a dip into the refreshing water before you climb up to the Martinerhof again. Thereafter, the day comes to an end having dinner in the relaxing atmosphere in one of our restaurants.

Prices per person including extended half-board

4 days (3 nights)

from € 180,-

5 days (4 nights)

from € 240,-

8 days (7 nights)

from € 378,-

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Geführte Wanderung bei der Rast vor der Bischofsmütze

Guided tour with your host Hans - The "Bishop's Hut" in the background.

Zahlreiche familientaugliche Wanderungen warten in den Salzburger Bergen.

Numerous family-friendly tracks are awaiting you in the Salzburger mountains.

Martinerhof-Express train

Every year in September, St. Martin stages the "Music and Mountains Festival with traditional folk music on 6 alpine huts.

"A tour to the "Sonnenalm", 1.350 m above sea level is an experience for the whole family: The owner Gerhard has a big heart for kids and provides a playground for the young ones. He serves the finest Styrian delicacies."

Hans Rettenbacher