Vacation with dogs at Basecamp Reiteralm
A holiday with your dog in Schladming means staying at Basecamp Reiteralm in dog-friendly apartments with plenty of space, easy access to walking and hiking trails, practical amenities for your four-legged companion, and lots of tips for shared experiences in the Schladming-Dachstein region – in summer and winter alike.
Welcome to the dog paradise Schladming-Dachstein!
A vacation is only complete when the most loyal companion can join. At Basecamp Reiteralm, dogs are not only allowed but warmly welcomed. Our dog-friendly apartments are perfectly located – with dog miles and walking paths right at the door. In summer, joint hikes, mountain lakes, and alpine pastures await; in winter, romantic walks in the snow and snowy paths. This way, you enjoy unforgettable holiday days in the mountains at any time of the year – side by side with your four-legged friend.
Summer & winter experiences with four-legged friends
Kacey's & Joey's favorite walk in Schladming
Enns loop with dog
Round path along the Enns in the east of Schladming
Duration: approx. 1:30 h Length: approx. 6 km
Start in the center of Schladming towards Congress. After about 200 m, cross the pedestrian bridge (Gollobsteg), then follow the left bank of the Enns to the Lehen bridge. Return via the same path or briefly along the Klausweg to the level crossing, then along the tracks back.
Tip: Near the Athletic Area, there is a dog meadow.
10 rules for proper handling of grazing livestock
For a conflict-free coexistence on alpine pastures and meadows, there are a few recommendations to consider - especially when traveling with dogs. Here are some tips for humans and dogs, as it is the responsibility of all hikers and mountain bikers to move thoughtfully and respectfully on alpine pastures and meadows. Please pay attention to any signs and information boards!
FAQ for dog vacations
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Dogs are warmly welcome in most of our apartments – with the exception of apartments 2.05 and 2.07.
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Yes, dogs are allowed in the gondolas and hiking buses. They must be kept on a leash, and often a muzzle is required. You can borrow one from us for a deposit!
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Yes, in Ramsau am Dachstein there are designated dog trails. Some tours are also possible with dogs, as long as the leash requirement and consideration for others are observed.
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Leash, possibly muzzle, towel, and water bottle are part of the basic equipment. For hikes, dog shoes or a harness are recommended.
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In principle, your dog should not be left alone for long. Please observe the house rules of the respective accommodation and consult our team if in doubt.
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Yes, in Schladming you will find several veterinarians as well as shops with food and supplies for dogs. In case of emergency, we will also assist you personally.