Stuibenfall – Tyrol’s Largest Waterfall

An impressive 159-metre waterfall near Umhausen in Ötztal. A trail with over 700 steps leads to viewing platforms. Adrenaline seekers will love the via ferrata running right beside the waterfall. Open from May to October.

Area 47 – Adventure Park

The largest adventure park in Austria, located in Ötztal, offers the biggest water world in the Alps, rope parks, rafting, canyoning, paintball and a klettersteig. A great full-day experience for all ages.

Gurgler Alm and Glacier Lakes

A hike from Obergurgl to Langtalereckhütte (2,430 m) past sparkling glacier lakes. Beautiful high alpine scenery beneath the Hohe Mut peaks. About 3 hours each way, moderately demanding.

Timmelsjoch Panoramic Road Tour

The Timmelsjoch high alpine road (2,509 m) crosses the main Alpine ridge into South Tyrol. Along the route there are 5 architectural installations (Pass Museum, Top Mountain Crosspoint), Europe’s highest motorcycle museum and panoramic viewpoints.

Pitztaler Gletscher Express

Austria’s highest underground funicular takes you from 1,740 m to 2,840 m in 8 minutes. A connecting cable car continues to the Wildspitzbahn summit (3,440 m), Austria’s highest viewing platform overlooking 50 three-thousand-metre peaks.

Schloss Landeck Castle

A medieval castle above the town of Landeck dating from the 13th century, with a Tyrolean museum. The tower offers a view of the confluence of the Inn and Sanna rivers. The castle hosts exhibitions, concerts and the annual Tirol Festival.

Innsbruck – Capital of Tyrol

A charming historic centre with the Golden Roof, the Hungerburgbahn funicular designed by Zaha Hadid, the Bergisel ski jump and the Olympic park. Innsbruck is well worth a full-day trip thanks to its blend of alpine city and culture.

Kaunertal Glacier

The neighbouring Kaunertal Glacier offers summer skiing until June and an impressive panoramic road (Kaunertaler Gletscherstraße). From the parking area numerous marked hikes start, including a loop to the Weißsee glacier lake.

Stuibenfall Via Ferrata

An adrenaline via ferrata leading right through the Stuibenfall waterfall. Three difficulty variants (B/C, D, E) and 450 m in length including rope bridges. Climbing time 2-4 hours. For experienced climbers with own gear only.