Hiking Trail

Larstigalm - Niederthai

Umhausen
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Easy
Key facts
1:00 h Duration
3.24 km Length
234 m Ascent
1 m Descent
1,774 m Max. altitude
1,540 m Min. altitude
Stamina
Landscape
Quality of Experience
Best Season
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Description

NIEDERTHAI Sennhof CAR PARK -> Horlachtal -> LARSTIGALM

Map & elevation profile

NIEDERTHAI Sennhof CAR PARK -> Horlachtal -> LARSTIGALM

The hike starts in Niederthai at the Sennhof car park. From there, you follow the gently ascending forest road along the Horlachbach into the Horlachtal. After about an hour, you reach Larstigalm. The path is easy to manage for children and elderly people as well as suitable for strollers/buggies. On the cozy sun terrace, you can enjoy Ötztal specialties and delicious sweets, and Larstigalm also has a playground for the little guests. From the starting point in Niederthai or for the return journey from Larstigalm, the two alternative high routes "Grastal and Bergmahderweg" are available, but these are not suitable for strollers/buggies.

Regions & Places

Austria (Country)
Tyrol (Province)
Bezirk Imst (District)
Ötztal (Tourism area)
Umhausen (Commune)

Mountain areas

Alps (Mountain area)
Stubai Alps (Mountain area)
Modified at 24.03.2026 · Created at 13.04.2019

Characteristics

Linear route
Scenic
Refreshment stops available
Family-friendly
Suitable for strollers

Way types

Asphalt 22.73 m
Schotterweg 3.04 km
Naturweg 180.61 m

Safety guidelines

Easy hike; suitable for beginners and walkers

Please observe the current weather report

Additional information

More information about hiking in the Ötztal can be found here

Recommended maps

Kompass hiking map | Scale: 1:35,000 

The hike starts in Niederthai at the Sennhof car park. From there, you follow the gently ascending forest road along the Horlachbach into the Horlachtal. After about an hour, you reach Larstigalm. The path is easy to manage for children and elderly people as well as suitable for strollers/buggies. On the cozy sun terrace, you can enjoy Ötztal specialties and delicious sweets, and Larstigalm also has a playground for the little guests. From the starting point in Niederthai or for the return journey from Larstigalm, the two alternative high routes "Grastal and Bergmahderweg" are available, but these are not suitable for strollers/buggies.

Public transit

Travel comfortably and safely by train to the Ötztal train station. The final stop or exit point is the ÖTZTAL station. Afterwards, you can conveniently and quickly travel through the entire valley to your desired destination by public transport or local taxi companies! The current bus schedule is available at: http://fahrplan.vvt.at

Starting point

Sennhof car park

Getting there

The car trip to ÖTZTAL. Located in Tirol, Ötztal branches southward as the longest side valley of the Eastern Alps. Traveling by car brings holidaymakers over the Inn valley to the valley entrance and then along the Ötztal. Besides the toll motorways, country roads can also be used. With the route planner, your trip can be quickly and conveniently planned.

To the route planner: https://www.google.at/maps

Parking

In Niederthai, the following parking options are available to you:

  • Sennhof car park | Cost: €6.00 per car day ticket, mandatory from 7:00 am to 6:30 pm, multi-day tickets possible | Guests with disabilities - display ID - park free | Buses park free

Coordinates

10.967763, 47.128168
Plan arrival

Monday, 22.06.
Midsummer-like conditions continue
Mostly sunny as well
Morning
18 °C
0%
Rainfall risk
Afternoon
33 °C
40%
Rainfall risk
Tuesday, 23.06.
Midsummer weather—sunshine, hardly any thunderstorms
Morning
18 °C
10%
Rainfall risk
Afternoon
33 °C
40%
Rainfall risk

The tour is within these protected areas.

Naturpark Ötztal (Protected area)
Ruhegebiet Stubaier Alpen (Protected area)

Proper equipment such as breathable and weather-appropriate outdoor clothing, ankle-high hiking boots, wind, rain and sun protection, hat, possibly gloves, is required for all hikes and routes. It is necessary to take a first aid kit, a mobile phone, and possibly a hiking map, as well as sufficient provisions when hiking without the option to stop for food.