AT HIGH LEVELS

CLIMBING AND VIEWPOINTS IN THE ÖTZTAL

Up here, the air is even better and the view is... spectacular! 200 climbing routes, 7 climbing gardens, two via ferratas, one memorable experience. In Längenfeld, beginners and ambitious climbers find their perfect way up in the well-kept climbing gardens or on the via ferratas. There are two via ferratas in Längenfeld: the Reinhard-Schiestl via ferrata leading the way up to Burgstein, and the via ferrata in Lehn, which idyllically passes a waterfall. In the neighboring village of Umhausen, you can climb on the side of the Stuibenfall, which is the highest waterfall of the Tyrol. The elements of water and air create a very special source of energy here.

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CLIMBING IN THE ÖTZTAL

unique mountain adventures in the Ötztal

Skilled and experienced climbing guides, specializing camps and technical classes teach you all you have to know about the correct behavior and safety when climbing rocks. You can get your climbing equipment and pro tips at the local mountaineering bureaus.

BREATHTAKING

VIEWPOINTS IN THE ÖTZTAL

Worth seeing! The Ötztal boasts a lot of viewpoints overlooking the mountains, the water, the scenery. In Burgstein, which is located above Runhof and which is just a short hike from the VIER, a 200 m high suspension bridge is waiting to be explored by you. On the other side of the valley, there is the Teufelskanzel, a viewpoint that is located on the Duringweg hiking path, which could be your route back to the hotel. Another scenic viewpoint is the observation platform of the waterfall in Lehn, which can be accessed with a short hike or by climbing the via ferrata. Your starting point is the Heimatmuseum in Lehn.

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SUMMER ACTIVITIES

Between Gurgl at the end and Sautens at the entrance of the valley, however, many more must-sees and observation platforms are waiting for you: How about a walk up the Seejöchl viewpoint above Lake Piburg, or a gondola ride up to the observation deck of the Gaislachkogl in Sölden or up to the mountain top of the Hohe Mut in Gurgl? Or, if you want to have a spectacular view across the Italian Alps, go to Timmelsjoch, which can also be accessed by bus.