Panoramic & Nature Appreciation Mountains

Germany’s highest mountain can be conquered from the Tirolean side with the legendary Tiroler Zugspitzbahn, overcoming an altitude difference of 1,725 metres along the way. The "Faszination Zugspitze" adventure world also offers exciting insights into the history of this unique mountain giant.

What lies behind the “eternal ice”? The Ice Grotto at the Stubai Glacier offers fascinating insights. At an altitude of 3,210 meters, the "Top of Tyrol" summit platform also provides a unique 360-degree panoramic view of the Stubai Alps, the Dolomites and the Ortler Massif.

Innsbrucker Nordkettenbahnen offers the perfect combination of an urban living environment and powerful mountain world, only 20 minutes from the city centre. Whether pleasure hiker or adventure seeker - there is a leisure activity to suit every preference in the Nordkette recreation area.

The Hohe Salve is one of the most beautiful and most scenic mountains in Tirol. Visitors enjoy unparalleled all-round views of the surrounding mountains from the rotating panorama terrace which, incidentally, is the first of its kind.

Flanked by the Hahnenkamm mountain on one side and the Kitzbüheler Horn mountain on the other, the cable cars in the world-class ski resort of Kitzbühel are also open in summer and give visitors quick and easy access to a world full of fauna, flora, activities and wonderful views.

The four-man Buchsteinwand chairlift transports guests in just a few minutes onto what is one of the prettiest mountains in the Pillerseetal Valley. Near the top of the cable car there are plenty of walking and mountainbiking trails as well as regular events such as concerts and mountain mass.