Arriving together
His place is ready too.
Spread out the blanket, put down the bowl and arrive together. Here your dog is part of the holiday.
Find the right houseWith a Dog
Holidays with a dog. All to yourselves.
Arrive together, spend the day outdoors, and share the spot by the fire in the evening.
Gate shut. Lead off.
The dog explores the garden while you have your coffee on the terrace.
Which house has which garden
- Chalet Rothirsch
- fenced all round20 €
- Chalet Gamsbock
- fenced all round20 €
- Chalet Steinadler
- open — but with its own sauna20 €
- Landhaus Moritz
- fenced all round20 €
- Wilderer Nest
- balcony above the Inn valley18 €
Price per dog per night. The Wilderer Hof will join this list as soon as it can be booked — dogs are welcome there too.
Out, without getting into the car.
The paths start at the house. The forest is a few minutes away.
- Around Lake Weidachsee
- 45 minAround Lake Weidachsee
- Gaistal up to the alpine hut
- 3–4 hrsGaistal up to the alpine hut
- Along the Leutascher Ache
- 1 hrAlong the Leutascher Ache
- Winter walking paths
- 1–2 hrsWinter walking paths
Four walks
What really works with a dog.
45 min · Walk
Around Lake Weidachsee
A quiet loop by the water in Weidach. Please follow the signs on site and keep your dog on the lead. Weidachsee is not a swimming lake.
3–4 hrs · Hike
Gaistal up to the alpine hut
Marked paths lead through the Gaistal valley up to the alpine huts. Choose route and length to match your dog's fitness, take water, and mind the signs near grazing land.
1 hr · Walk
Along the Leutascher Ache
The riverside path across the plateau. Level, cool in summer, cleared in winter. For the first walk after you arrive.
1–2 hrs · Winter
Winter walking paths
Use the marked and open winter walking paths. Cross-country trails are not footpaths; please follow the signs on site.
Back home
After the walk: all four paws up.
The mountains outside, a warm spot by the gas fire inside. A day with a dog may end quietly too.
What is ready for your dogWhat is ready
- Blanket
- ready for you
- Bowl
- ready for you
- Towel
- for muddy paws
- Sofa
- yes, with the blanket over it
- Bed
- no — the blanket on the floor instead
- Second dog
- fine, just tell us about it
Tell us when you book and everything will be ready when you arrive.
The rules
Short, and no small print.
- Home alone
- If your dog is used to being left alone, that is fine. Please not on the terrace and not barking — the neighbours live here all year.
- Outdoors
- Please follow the local lead rules and the signs along the paths. On alpine pastures keep your distance from grazing animals and keep the dog on the lead.
Frequently asked
Questions about dogs
How many dogs can I bring?
Up to two, more by arrangement. Please state the number when booking — the search has its own field for it.
What does a dog cost?
In the chalets and at Landhaus Moritz 20 euros per night, at Wilderer Nest 18 euros. That covers the extra cleaning as well as the blanket and bowl.
Is the dog allowed on the sofa and in the bedroom?
On the sofa yes, if you put a blanket over it — one is ready for you. In the bed please not.
Is the dog allowed into the Leutascher Geisterklamm gorge?
Dogs are not allowed on the walkways of the gorge itself — the operator permits only the short gorge loop and part of the forest track. Honestly: the better dog walks start right outside the door anyway, along the Ache and in the Gaistal.
