Pets welcome
Holidays with your dog
in Almdorf, Tyrol
Whether it’s a leisurely stroll around Haldensee or a long hike in the mountains, with us you can set off on a holiday with your four-legged friend that will make everyone happy.
Your four-legged friends are very welcome at Almdorf Tirol, as the Bergheimat and Alpenglühen chalets are the ideal place to stay when travelling with your dog. Don’t forget to bring your own dog blanket and towels, of course. The garden isn’t fenced off – so please make sure your dog doesn’t go off exploring on its own. Dogs aren’t allowed in the wellness chalet or on the sofa or bed. This ensures that all guests – with or without four-legged friends – can relax and enjoy their holiday.
Adventures on four paws
Things to do with your dog
The walking trails start right by Almdorf Tirol. From leisurely strolls to long mountain hikes, you’ll find everything your heart desires here. And your dog will love the variety too: meadows, woods, alpine pastures and clear mountain lakes.
Countless walking trails wind their way through the countryside and up into the mountains. Dogs are even allowed to swim in Lake Vilsalpsee and, in some places, in Lake Haldensee. And the many alpine pastures and places of interest are also dog-friendly.
Our tip: Haldensee is just a few metres away. Here, you can take a walk round the lake together or simply relax on the shore.
Dogs are only allowed in the Bergheimat and Alpenglühen chalets. Unfortunately, dogs cannot be brought into any of the other chalets.
As a rule, one dog is allowed per chalet. If you have more than one dog, please contact us in advance – we will find a solution together.
We’ll be happy to let you know the exact costs for your dog when you book. Please state in your enquiry that you’ll be travelling with a dog.
No, the chalet gardens are not fenced. Please make sure your dog does not stray onto neighbouring properties or into other chalet areas.
Please bring your own dog blanket, dog bed, food and water bowls, towels for drying your dog off after walks, and toys. You should also make sure you have poo bags and a lead.
We thank you for your understanding that dogs are not allowed on the sofa or in bed. Should this happen nonetheless and cleaning be required, we reserve the right to charge for this.
Yes, in Austria dogs generally have to be kept on a lead in public areas, towns and villages, and on most walking trails. Keeping your dog on a lead is particularly important in alpine pastures with grazing livestock.
Your dog needs an EU pet passport, a valid rabies vaccination (administered at least 21 days ago) and a microchip. Dogs under 12 weeks old or without rabies protection are not allowed to enter the country.
Yes, dogs are allowed on buses in the Tannheimer Tal – usually with a muzzle and lead. Small dogs in carriers often travel free of charge, while larger dogs generally need a reduced-fare ticket.
This varies from one establishment to another. Many restaurants and cafés in the Tannheimer Tal are dog-friendly, but it is best to ask beforehand or look out for signs at the entrance.
Yes, many hiking trails in the Tannheimer Tal are also suitable for dogs. Please observe any requirements to keep dogs on a lead, particularly on alpine pastures with cows.
Yes, dogs are allowed on both chairlifts and gondola lifts. On the Tannheim and Grän mountain railways, the fee for taking a dog is 5 euros per day (valid for multiple journeys) or 15 euros for a season ticket. Dogs must be kept on a lead; dogs with a low threshold for excitement must also wear a muzzle. You are responsible for your dog whilst on board, and we ask that you be considerate of other passengers.
You can find all further information on the Tannheimer Tal website: More information on holidays with dogs.