Semmering Railway Hiking Tour
Hiking the Vienna Alps via the world's oldest mountain railway
Alpine forests & mountains, a world heritage railway and gorgeous views!
Hiking Vienna has never looked so picturesque than with us in the Vienna Alps. We'll follow the route of the world's first mountain railway, the UNESCO listed 'Semmeringbahn', completed in 1854. Breathe alpine fresh mountain air and take in soulful views & wondrous feats of human engineering in Lower Austria's highest region. Suitable for railway, nature & hiking enthusiasts alike, our tour gets you out of Vienna and into the wild.
















Guided hike with trained first aider & wildlife biologist!
Let us guide you safely through the hills, mountains and forests - no organisation, stress, nor clock watching required. Disengage your brain and plug into nature instead!
Breathtaking scenery & photo opportunities!
From beautiful alpine vistas to marvellous viaducts and bridges intricately woven into the mountain landscape. The Semmering Railway is a photographer's dream and the best place to go hiking near Vienna.
Semmering Railway Hike Pricing Chart & Highlights
- 4hr alpine forest hike along the route of world's oldest mountain railway - the UNESCO listed Semmeringbahn
- Private tours taken entirely at your group's pace & options for different start/end times
- Accompanied by a dedicated native english-speaking guide
- Be active and stay in great shape!
- For larger group bookings of more than 5 people, please get in touch via email to discuss the pricing options

Semmering Railway Tour Itinerary
Semmering Railway Hike Booking Calendar
To hike some of the best mountain trails near Vienna, just choose when using our booking calendar below. Get in touch via our contact page if you want to do a private tour outside of our current availability - we'll see what we can do.
Directions
The Semmering Railway tour begins at the main entrance of Vienna's 'Hauptbanhof' (main station) at 8:40am. This is very easy to reach using taxis, uber, or trams depending on your location. However, the simplest way is to jump on the u-bahn (underground/metro). Specifically, get on the U1 red line in the direction of Oberlaa, and get off at 'Hauptbanhof-Südtiroler Platz'. Go upstairs to the main concourse level and walk outside to the main entrance (the one with the big clock and the words 'Wien Hauptbanhof' on the glass wall above the doors.