Welcome, furballs!
Vacation with a dog
Your four-legged friends are also very welcome here at the Alpenresorts Ladis. We love dogs and every furry friend gets a little surprise on arrival.
The entire region offers a variety of beautiful walking and hiking trails, which also offer your dogs great adventures.
Safely through your vacation
Basic rules in the region
So that you can start your vacation worry-free, we would like to inform you in advance about a few important basic rules that apply throughout the region.
Dogs must be kept on a leash and muzzled
- in valley stations, waiting lines, gondolas & subway trains
- Hiking buses and public transport
Dogs must be kept on a leash or muzzled
- on all (winter) hiking trails and ascents
- in playgrounds and adventure areas
- on cross-country ski trails
Dogs on alpine pastures
- must keep a sufficient distance from grazing animals
- Encounters between suckler cows and dogs must be avoided
- Immediately unleash, if there is a risk of attack by grazing animals
Dog tours
Our tips
Here are some tips for tours that are easy for your four-legged friend to manage. Of course, there are many, many more. You are welcome to ask the reception desk for additional recommendations.
Ladis-Falterjöchl-Fiss
easy – 4.8 km – 1.5 h hiking
The tour starts at the community center in Ladis and leads along the Razilweg to the edge of the village. There you take the path towards Weiberkessel, turn right at the hairpin bend, and cross the Ochsenleite and a flat meadow terrace to the crossroads in Edlachwald. At the crossroads, take trail no. 3 to Falterjöchl and continue across the meadows to Fiss.
Rieserweg to the Hög adventure park
moderately difficult – 7.34 km – 2.5 h hiking
From Serfaus, cross the Zeno bridge to the crossroads. At the chapel, turn left onto trail no. 5 to the St. Georgen junction, then right onto Rieserweg trail no. 5 to the S127 junction. Here you take the wide path to junction S126 and then follow path 12a to Hög.
Made for dogs
Cable car tickets
In the Serfaus-Fiss-Ladis region, there is a special cable car ticket for dogs. You can get them at all cable car ticket offices. The cost is €5.50.
The transportation of companion dogs and guide dogs is free of charge.
For emergencies
The vet
Should something unforeseen happen and your dog needs medical care, we recommend our trusted vet in Ried im Oberinntal, just a few minutes away from Ladis.
Veterinary practice Demetz
MON & WED 9:30 AM – 11 AM
FRI 6 PM – 7 PM
Emergencies by telephone arrangement
Demetz, Florian
Truyen 336
6531 Ried im Oberinntal
+43 664 468 28 29
