The most beautiful Kneipp facilities in Tyrol

The "Frauenbrunnen" Kneipp facility, which is located directly on the Gurgltal cycle path, is known for its radon-containing water. Radon is a biological, radioactive gas that is produced by the decay of uranium and can be detected everywhere, both in the earth and in the air. The high-energy alpha rays of radon are said to help with skin impurities and rheumatism in particular, as it triggers anti-inflammatory and pain-relieving effects in the body.

The Scharnitz Kneipp facility is located at the entrance to the Karwendel, between the Isarsteig and the Kreidegraben. An arm plunge pool and relaxation loungers invite you to regenerate and relax after a challenging hiking tour. The large treading pool is filled with stones from the Isar. The journey of the Isar stones took many millions of years: glacial movements and the surf of the primeval sea shaped their appearance. When the stones are wet, they reveal their true appearance and glow in every imaginable colour - a feast for the eyes.

The newly designed Kneipp labyrinth is located between the inn and the Kronburg monastery. The Kronburg Kneipp facility draws its water directly from its own spring. After cooling off in the Kneipp pool, you can walk barefoot through the labyrinth: walking barefoot strengthens the abdominal organs, tendons and ligaments, prevents flat feet and helps to reduce stress. A bath in the arm pool is also recommended: A cold arm bath is considered a natural stimulant and could also be described as a healthy cup of coffee.

With its "wellness area", the Salzbach Kneipp facility aims to balance body and mind. The water temperature in the Kneipp facility is below 18 degrees Celsius and is therefore ideal for treading water. Treading water stimulates the circulation, strengthens the immune system and helps with migraines. In addition to a Kneipp facility, there is also a barefoot path that trains the sense of touch and balance and strengthens the leg and foot muscles. A water play area with a water wheel and pump fountain also introduces younger guests to the element of water.

It takes half a day for the water of the Lötzbach stream to meander from its source on the Hochalm through the gorge - the so-called Zammer Lochputz - to the Kneipp facility. The cool water in the treading pool promises quick refreshment after a hike through the gorge and helps with fatigue and tiredness.

The Kufstein Kneipp facility is located in the centre of the Kufstein recreational area, on the edge of the Wilder Kaiser nature reserve. In addition to the spacious treading pool and the sensory path, there is a motor skills parkwith 18 stations. 33 creative exercises help both toddlers and senior citizens to maximise their sporting performance. In the stretching oasis, targeted exercises improve mobility and flexibility.

The Kneipp facility is located right next to the Landgasthof Ropferstubn in Buchen near Telfs and is fed with water from the hotel's own spring. Four treading pools, two arm baths and a floating relaxation platform in the middle of the forest contribute to optimal relaxation.

A place for body, mind and soul: the Kneipp facility in Erpfendorf near St. Johann in Tirol is just 150 metres from the Church of St. Barbara. In a park, Kneipp pools invite you to tread water, while a barefoot path with Kneipp herbs appeals to the sense of touch and smell. Especially on hot summer days, Kneipp therapy in the mineral-rich water promises refreshment: during a break on hikes, cycling and climbing tours or simply as family fun for young and old.