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Innsbruck and its holiday villages in summer
The capital of Tyrol has a very special city flair thanks to its alpine location. In addition to the must-see Golden Roof, there is plenty to explore in Innsbruck’s old town. The Hofburg, which was once the residence of the Habsburgs, is one of the three most important cultural buildings in Austria and houses the imposing tomb of Emperor Maximilian I. The Renaissance Ambras Castle, located just outside the city center, is home to an important collection of works of art, armor and historical artifacts. Around Innsbruck, nature lovers and sports enthusiasts in particular will find a safe haven. In the vacation villages of Igls, Axams, Mutters and Lans, there are numerous hiking trails and cycle paths with breathtaking views and an authentic ambience that invite you to linger. Not far away is the famous Stubai Valley, which is also the largest glacier area in Austria
Hiking in Wipptal
Active, but still relaxed in a family and friendly atmosphere in the most beautiful hiking regions such as the Wipptal. Start your very own mountain adventure at the JUFA Hotel Wipptal***.
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Mountain biking in Tyrol
What skiers love about the mountains in winter, mountain bikers appreciate in summer: sport in nature, wide views of the peaks and fast descents into the valleys. With around 6,000 kilometers of officially approved mountain bike routes and more than 300 kilometers of single trails, Tyrol is perfect for a mountain bike holiday in Austria.
- Bikepark Berger Alm
- Bikepark Mutterer Alm
- Single Trail Innsbruck
- Plamort Trail
- Fleckalm Trail
- Högtrail
- Peter-Sagan-Trail
- Fernar Trail
- Bikeschaukel Tirol
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Road bike routes in the Innsbruck mountains
- Transalp-Fernradweg München-Venezia
- Lienzer Dolomiten-Runde
- Bannwaldsee Runde
- Kaunertaler Gletscherstraße
Climbing in Tyrol
While some people roam the Wipptal mountains on easy to challenging hiking trails, others yearn even more action and adventure. They need vertical rock faces that have to be conquered in a more or less direct line. It’s a good thing that there are a few recommended climbing gardens in the Wipptal where both beginners and experienced climbers will find what they’re looking for.
- Climbing garden St. Magdalena
- Climbing garden Obernberg
- Climbing garden Bremer Hütte
- Climbing centre „Base-Camp“
- St. Jodok and bouldering in Valsertal
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Via Ferrata in Tyrol
A climbing holiday in the Tyrolean Wipptal near Innsbruck has many advantages. On the one hand, you will find via ferratas, climbing gardens, bouldering rocks and multi-pitch routes in the middle of untouched nature between the many mountain valleys, and on the other hand, the Basecamp climbing and competence center in Matrei. The perfect alternative if the weather doesn’t play along.
- Peter Kofler Via Ferrata
- St. Magdalena-Via Ferrata
- Stafflacherwand
- Via Ferrata Wipptal
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