Grizzly writes.
What we'd tell friends coming to the Wilder Kaiser with children for the first time.
New articles regularly. Written by Elfi & Alois, and by Grizzly, who says the things we don't dare to as hosts.
No brochure copy, no “dream backdrop”. Instead prices, walking minutes, queues, and the honest answer to whether an outing is worth it with a three-year-old. In winter we write about ski schools, toboggan runs and the Family Ski Weeks, when children ski free.In summer we write about the seven mountain adventure worlds, swimming lakes and what you can really do on a rainy day.
Five articles, zero brochure.
A rainy day in the Wilder Kaiser: 12 ideas — and Grizzly's rainy-day box
KaiserBad, Kufstein fortress, a salt mine, making Kaiserschmarrn, and what is inside the box you'll find in every apartment.
A holiday apartment for two families in the Wilder Kaiser: how a holiday with friends works
Who sleeps where, two bathrooms, one table, the cost per head, and the five rules that save friendships over eight days.
A holiday with your dog in the Wilder Kaiser: rules, lifts, swimming spots
Lead and muzzle on buses and in gondolas, what the lift costs, where dogs may swim, and what applies in the chalet.
“Elfi writes down the prices, Alois counts the walking minutes, and I say whether it's worth it. In winter almost everything is worth it, except queuing at the Hartkaiserbahn at nine.In summer almost everything is worth it, except Lake Hintersteiner See at two in the afternoon on a Saturday. You can believe me. I live here.”Grizzly, the house bear
Questions about the blog and planning your holiday
Short, honest answers — just as we'd give them on the phone. Is your question missing? Write to us