Our location could hardly be more ideal: right by the gondola or hiking trails, surrounded by nature, yet perfectly connected to town and the wider region – with unique natural and cultural attractions both near and far. All of this set in one of the most beautiful regions of the country. There’s so much to experience and discover – right on your doorstep or just a short drive away. And to make sure choosing isn’t overwhelming, we’re always happy to help. We know the area like the back of our hand and are delighted to share valuable insider tips to make your holiday truly unforgettable.
Around St. Johann
Excursion tips around the hotel
A Holiday Full of Experiences
Sôha Summer Card
With this card, you truly have it all in your pocket: from treetop adventure park to gondola rides, from archery to guided e-bike tours – The Sôha Summer Card is your ticket to the most unforgettable summer experiences. The best part? The card cannot be purchased. It is included free of charge with every direct booking from May 2026 onwards – created exclusively for Alpina guests.
Insider Tips
Beautiful, wild, long and cavernous – that is the Liechtenstein Gorge, one of the deepest gorges in the Alps. The powerful roar of the waterfall, the rich green moss-covered stone, an atmosphere shrouded in legend, and sunbeams that create a rainbow in the fine mist. This unique natural spectacle can be reached on foot (approx. 25 min walking time) or comfortably by car (approx. 5 min drive).
You can find informations about opening hours and admission prices here.
From Alpendorf (the valley station is only 50 meters from the hotel), the gondola offers a comfortable and swift ride to the Gernkogel Alm and Hiking Area. Take a leisurely stroll to the nearest alpine hut or embark on an adventurous day of peak-to-peak hiking – whichever you choose, alpine huts await with stunning views and traditional alpine snacks like homemade bread, cheese and more!
You can find informations about opening hours and admission prices here.
An adventure park for the whole family on the Gernkogel (1,767 m). Spirits and ghosts for the little ones, slides and swings for the more adventurous, and panoramic views on all sides – not much more to be said! Waiting for you at the summit station is the Ghost Train with final destination GHOST VILLAGE! Climb aboard for your first quest or take the hiking path instead – whatever your choice, excitement and adventure await those who enter the gate!
You can find informations about opening hours and admission prices here.
You can find informations about opening hours and admission prices here.
This former archbishop’s fortified castle from the 11th century attracts visitors daily with castle tours, adventures and special events, a stylish castle tavern and knight’s shop. Visitors can expect a variety of entertaining vignettes and special offers. Those who are hungry for adventure and culture will get their money’s worth in Hohenwerfen.
You can find informations about opening hours and admission prices here.
The Ferleiten Game Park is on the Großglockner Road and provides for more than 200 animals on approx. 15 hectares. In the middle of the site is a large pond with plenty of seating and resting facilities as well as an observation tower. In addition to the wildlife park, the Ferleiten amusement park offers free admission to a large adventure area for children (approx. 47 km from the hotel).
Information regarding opening hours and admission prices available here.
Adrenalin lovers and adventure seekers welcome! The Woodland Forest Rope Garden in Werfenweng is located approx. 20 km from the hotel and offers 6 different courses (incl. mini course for children from 4 years) and a Flying-X-Area at mid-station.
Information regarding opening hours and admission prices available here.
This most famous of Alpine roads will take you through the heart of the Hohe Tauern National Park to Austria’s highest mountain, the Großglockner (3,798 m) and its glacier, the Pasterze. Stop in at visitor centres such as the Alpine Museum Nature Show, the Glockner Cinema and many others as you make your way to the Pasterze Glacier and the High Gate at 2,575m above sea level. The toll station is approx. 48km from the hotel.
Information regarding opening hours and admission prices available here.
Discover Salzburg’s roots in the oldest show mine in the world, followed by a visit to the Celtic village. Children (4 years and older) will be thrilled by the “slide tour” on the salt slides! For young and old adventurers there are special tours and adventure tours in the salt mine in Hallein all year round (approx. 45 km from the hotel).
Information regarding opening hours and admission prices available here.
A stroll through Salzburg’s old town will take you to such treasures as the Residenz, the Glockenspiel, the Cathedral, the Franciscan Church, the Mozartplatz, the Pferdeschwemme Fountain, the Hofstall Alley, the Hohensalzburg Fortress and St. Peter’s Monastery. In this charming world cultural heritage city, the ghost of times past can be felt in every corner (approx. 55 km from the hotel).
Information regarding opening hours and admission prices available here.
The Wagrainis Grafenberg is a holiday paradise for children and young people that can also amaze interested adults. Engaging all your senses, this theme park will give you a better understanding of the alpine landscape around you – the flora and fauna of Salzburg’s Alps. The Grafenberg Gondola takes you comfortably and effortlessly up to 1,700 metres above sea level to “Wagrainis Grafenberg”.
Information regarding opening hours and admission prices available here.
Salzburg Zoo – the home of 140 animal species from all over the world! The unique landscape on the Hellbrunn Mountain, with a steep rock face on one side and hilly foothills into the floodplain landscape on the other, is home to around 1200 wild animals in Salzburg Zoo. The Zoo Gates are open 365 days a year from 9:00 am.
Information regarding opening hours and admission prices available here.
The Mini Raft is a new addition to the world of rafting boats. Dive into the waves with this small, agile, four-seater raft. The smaller the boat, the stronger the effect of the Salzach River, making for an even more intense ride. Located directly in St. Johann on the Salzach River, it’s the ultimate destination for adventure lovers.
You can find informations about opening hours and admission prices here.
The Krimml Waterfalls are the fifth highest waterfalls in the world with their impressive drop height of 380 m. A hiking trail created by the Austrian Alpine Association leads directly to this breathtaking natural spectacle and provides information and unique insights along the way. They are located on the edge of the village of Krimml, in the Hohe Tauern National Park, about 90 minutes by car.
Information regarding opening hours and admission prices available here.
A great attraction for young and old. Encompassing over 35 exhibitions, the Haus der Natur Natural History Museum will bring you closer to some of the most fascinating and noteworthy connections in nature. Located in Salzburg’s old town, the building is under preservation order and belongs to the UNESCO World Heritage Historical Centre of the City of Salzburg.
Information regarding opening hours and admission prices available here.
