pitztal – summer

PITZTAL – SUMMER
Interesting facts worth knowing
about the Pitztal
PITZTAL - SUMMER
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Archiv Tirol Werbung, Archiv Naturpark Kaunergrat,
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Archiv Parafly Gundolf, Auer M., Fankhauser J.,
Niederstrasser A., Archiv Atomic, Archiv Jerznerhof
Cartography:
Land Tirol Abt. Waldschutz, Krabichler Kitzbühel
WELCOME TO THE PITZTAL!
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We‘re delighted that you want to spend the ‚most beautiful days of the
year‘ in the holiday region of our Pitztal!
This booklet aims to be your constant holiday companion. We‘ve devised it
so that you can find all the information you need under the sections ‚Nature‘, ‚Culture‘, ‚Sports‘, ‚Adventure’ and ,Enjoyment’.
The Pitztal offers you a wonderful choice of holiday activities, both in the
fields of sport and culture! Enjoy a wonderful holiday experience in the
great, not to mention fascinating outdoors and treat yourself to our special
‚Pitztal hospitality‘!
We are, of course, only too pleased to offer you personal assistance in planning your holiday! So if you have any questions, please don‘t hesitate to
contact us at the local inquiry offices!
We hope you enjoy an unforgettable holiday over here in the Pitztal!
Your Pitztal Tourist Board
Rainer Schultes (Chairman of the Pitztal Tourist Board)
CONTENTS
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Bus service . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 70
Butcher’s . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 70
C
Cafés/Pubs. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 70
Camping sites . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 70
Canyoning. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 50
Car hire . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 70
Car parks, public. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
71
Car wash. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
71
Chapels . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38
Chemist’s. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
71
Enjoyment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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Children’s Playground . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 52
Nature . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
11-35
Churches . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39
Culture . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37-43
Cinemas . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Adventure . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 45-53
Climbing ranges, ascents,
Sport . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 55-67
Introduction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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Contents . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
6-7
Panorama . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
86
71
indoor area, walls . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 65-66
Climbing, indoor area . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
71
Club Alpin Pitztal . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 47-48
Coach parking . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
71
Cosmetics/beauty care . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 72
Credit cards . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 72
A
Curling . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 67
Accomodations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 69
Alpin Center Hochzeiger Pitztal. . . . . . 47-48
D/E
Alpine Club . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 69
Darts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 72
Ambulance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 69
Doctors/dentists . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 72
Archery . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 52
Doctors/GPs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 73
ATMs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 69
Doctors/vets . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 73
Avalanche reports . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 69
Events . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 43
Excursions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 74
B
Excursions, recommended . . . . . . . . . . . . 73
Bakeries . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 69
Banks . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 69
F
Basketball . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 67
Fire brigade . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 74
Beach volleyball . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 67
Fishing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 50
Benni-Raich-Bridge . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37
Fitness rooms . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 74
Bike hire . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 57
Florist’s. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 74
Boutiques . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 69
Bowling. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 67
G/H/I
Breakdown + towing service . . . . . . . . . . . 70
Games hire . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 74
Bungee Jumping . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 50
Garages/motor vehicle products
Burnt offerings on the Piller Sattel . . . . . 37
/repairs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 74
CONTENTS
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Gifts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 75
Pizza Service . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 78
Glacier climb . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 53
Police . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 78
Glacier Park Card . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 46
Pool . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 72
Hairdressers. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 75
Post offi ces . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 79
High Altitude Trails . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32-35
Postal charges . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 79
Hikingbus . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Rafting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 50
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Hiking maps/hiking guides
Railway stations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 79
/hiking badges/hiking pass . . . . . . . . . . . . 75
Recommended Hiking Trails . . . . . . . . . . 17-31
Horse riding . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
51
Restaurants . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 79-80
Hospitals . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 75
Road maps . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 80
Internet/Internet access points . . . . . 75-76
Running . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 62-64
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Kaunergrat Nature Park . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
S/T
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Saunas/stem bath . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
81
Kaunergrat Nature reserve house . . . 40-41
Service station . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
81
Kinderclub – Pitzi’s Kinderclub . . . . . . . . 47
Shops miscellaneous . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
81
Klausboden Recreation Area . . . . . . . . . . 49
Shops, sports . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 82
Skater’s park . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 67
L/M/N
Snowlines . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 82
Libraries. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 76
Solariums . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 82
Local authorities . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 76
Stone Pine Exhibition . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 42
Lost and found offi ce . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .76
Stone Sculpture Symposium
Maintain Lakes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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– Sclulpture Trail . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 43
Massages . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 76-77
Summer cableways . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 45
Mill in Jerzens and Milk Pipeline . . . . . . . . 38
Supermarkets and food stores . . . . . . . . 82
Mill in the Hamlet of Arzl-Ried . . . . . . . . . 38
Swimming lake and outdoor pool . . . . . . 53
Mountain Biking . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 55-57
Swimming, indoor pools . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 83
Mountain Pastures and Alpine Huts . . .
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Table Football . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 72
Mountain rescue service . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 77
Taxis. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 83
Mountain watch Pitztal . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 77
Tennis . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 67
Mushroomss . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 77
Toll sticker . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 84
Music pavillons . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 77
Tourist Board, local inquiry offi ces . . . . . 84
Newspapers/tabacconists . . . . . . . . . . . . 77
Nordic Walking . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 58-61
W
Waldseilpark Pitztal –
Pitztal high ropes adventure park . . . . 51,66
P/R
Paragliding . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
51
Washing machine (clothing) . . . . . . . . . . . 84
Pharmacies . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 77
Waterfalls . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Phones, public . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 78
Ways to water . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12-16
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Phoning, international dialling codes . . 78
Weather service . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 85
Photo development . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 78
Wild animal adventure tour
Pitztal Tourist Board. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 78
– on the trail of wild animals . . . . . . . . . . . 49
Pitztal water worlds . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 49
Wood carvers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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MOUNTAIN PASTURES AND ALPINE HUTS
Hut
Starting Point
Aifner Alm 1.980 m
Arzler Alm 1.900 m
Braunschweiger Hütte 2.759 m
Bungy Stüberl 750 m
Erlanger Hütte 2.541 m
Jausenstation Fischteich Piller 1.400 m
Galflunalm 1.961 m
Goglesalm 2.017 m
Gletscherstube 1.915 m
Gletscherrestaurant 2.841 m
Hochastneralm 1.756 m
Hochzeigerhaus 1.829 m
Jerzner Alm 1.980 m
Kalbenalm 2.117 m
Kaunergrathütte 2.817 m
Kielebergalm 1.767 m
Larcher Alm 1.814 m
Lehner Alm 1.990 m
Leiner Alm 1.823 m
Ludwigsburger Hütte 1.935 m
Mauchelealm 1.840 m
Neubergalm 1.889 m
Alpengasthof Plattenrain 1.476 m
Rifflseehütte 2.293 m
Rüsselsheimer Hütte 2.328 m
Stalderhütte 1.820 m
Strassbergalpe ca. 1.900 m
SunnaAlm Bergrestaurant 2.291 m
Söllbergalm 1.849 m
Taschachalm 1.796 m
Taschachhaus 2.434 m
Tiefentalalm 1.880 m
Venetalm 1.994 m
Jausenstation Waldeck 1.200 m
Hintere Wennerbergalm 1.956 m
Piller / Gacherblick
St. Leonhard / Piösmes
St. Leonhard / Mittelberg
Arzl
Jerzens Hochzeiger
Piller
Wenns / Audershof, Piller
Piller
St. Leonhard / Mittelberg
St. Leonhard / Mittelberg
Arzl
Jerzens Hochzeiger
Jerzens
Jerzens
St. Leonhard / Plangeroß
Wenns / Klausboden
Wenns / Audershof
St. Leonhard / Zaunhof
Jerzens / Arzl / Leins
St. Leonhard / Zaunhof
St. Leonhard / Rehwald
St. Leonhard / Eggenstall
Arzl
St. Leonhard / Mandarfen
St. Leonhard / Plangeroß
Jerzens
Jerzens / Wiesle
St. Leonhard / Mandarfen
St. Leonhard / Wiese
St. Leonhard / Mandarfen
St. Leonhard / Mandarfen
St. Leonhard / Piösmes
Arzl, Wenns
Arzl, Wald
Arzl / Wald / Jerzens / Hochzeiger
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You will find further information, such as opening times of mountain huts and alms,
for example, at your accommodation facilities or at the Pitztal Tourism Association.
HIKING BUS – PITZTAL REGIO BUS
Hitch a ride on our free comfortable hiking bus and enjoy a great way to explore
the entire Pitztal valley in summer. Timetables are available from the local inquiry offices of the Pitztal Tourist Board and your accommodation provider.
KAUNERGRAT NATURE PARK (PITZTAL - KAUNERTAL)
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Discover Kaunergrat nature reserve …
Shaped by the Ice Age, the nature park region features all of the altitude belts
which are to be found in the Alps and comprises highly unique, and extremely
diverse natural and cultivated landscapes. Kaunergrat nature reserve aims to
be a home to people, an area cultivated and managed in an exemplary, natureoriented way as well as a region whose outstanding natural features are carefully protected and preserved. Prepare to be amazed by the diversity of the
countryside in the Kaunergrat nature reserve!
The high altitude delights of the Kaunergrat and carefully managed environment in the valleys are only heightened by the unforgettable thrills of visiting
wonderful natural features such as the sunny slopes around Fließ or the Piller
moor. The Kaunergrat nature reserve authority runs an interesting summer
programme with guided tours of the moors, hikes and geology workshops,
etc. All in all, the region is perhaps best explored by going on some of the
many alluring nature trails or adventure hikes.
The programme is available from the
Nature Reserve office or the Pitztal
tourism board. Alternatively, you can
obtain it by visiting www.kaunergrat.at.
Further information on the Kaunergrat
nature reserve house on the Gachen
Blick – see p. 40.
Information: Naturpark Kaunergrat (Pitztal-Kaunertal),
Gachen Blick 100, 6521 Fließ, Tel: +43(0)5449-6304,
[email protected], www.kaunergrat.at
MOUNTAIN LAKES
Wettersee (near the Erlanger Hütte)
Groaßsee (Riegetal - Hochzeiger area)
Straßberger See (can be reached via the Ritzenrieder Alm)
Brechsee (can be reached from the Mauchelealm or Söllbergalm)
Moalandlsee (can be reached via Luibisböden and the ascent to Stillebach)
Mittelberglesee (can be reached from Trenkwald)
Rifflsee (can be reached on foot or by cableway from Mandarfen)
Kaitanger and Sechszeiger countryside lakes
Countryside lake in Piller
WATERFALLS
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Some of the many waterfalls in
the Pitztal include…
Klockelefall in Stillebach
(illuminated at night),
approx. 150 m
Pfitschefall in Eggenstall
Gschwand, approx. 60 m
Stuibenfall in Jerzens
approx. 150 m
WAYS TO WATER – ARZL – WENNS-PILLER
Arzl: For details please refer to the hiking tips on p. 17-19.
Piller countryside pond
– for swimming in and relaxing After merging together the requisite plots of
land, human intervention turned a wetland biotope into a wonderful recreational area for children and grown-ups. The Piller countryside pond is located
at about 1,370 m above sea level just a few metres away from the road to the
Piller Höhe and has proven to be an extremely popular place among local children for going swimming and paddling on hot summer days. The somewhat
cloudy water (which despite its appearance is actually supposed to be extremely healthy for swimmers) comes from the intake of a stream originating
from the Piller moor. Anyone wishing to avoid the crowded swimming baths
and go for a dip in natural surroundings instead is heartily recommended to
pay the Piller countryside pond a visit.
WAYS TO WATER – WENNS-PILLER
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Harbeweiher pond
– pretty as a landscape painting It
would be hard to paint a more
beautiful picture. Harbeweiher
pond nestles harmoniously in the
countryside around the Piller
Höhe, an area steeped in history.
Starting from the Gachen Blick or
Kaunergrat nature reserve house
(which has parking spaces), a circular hiking trail roughly 7 km long
brings the visitor to one of the
most pristine lakes or ponds in the
Pitztal. The pond is fed by an almost 3 ha large biotope in the area
around the Aifner. The Harbeweiher pond is situated about 1,640 m
above sea level and was created
primarily to serve the mill above
the hamlet of Puschlin. It also acts
as a source of irrigation for the
hamlet and its surroundings. In
these unspoilt surroundings people once lived in a house from
around 1634 to 1880; the ruins of
the structure were carefully dismantled in 1965. Today there is
nothing left to remind us of the
fact that people once lived at the
Harbeweiher, leaving the visitor to
enjoy the complete tranquillity
and majesty of the landscape.
Waldweiher pond
– right in the heart of countless trees From a bird’s eye view the Waldweiher
appears as a shimmering blue circle that glints amidst lush green trees. It nestles at about 1,500 m above sea level in Fließ Wood to the west of Turf Moor.
The pond serves as an unspoiled recreation area for the local population and
is used to irrigate the fields in the locality. Waldweiher pond is fed by an irrigation ditch which runs 1,700 m metres across the Piller meadows around the
mountain of Venet. The irrigation ditch itself is maintained by a water utility
cooperative from Fließ. On particularly warm days Waldweiher pond is an excellent hiking destination. The starting point is right by the Piller Höhe nature
reserve house (which also has parking spaces).
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WAYS TO WATER – JERZENS
Groaßsee lake
Situated 2,416 m above sea level, the Groaßsee is the largest lake in the Riegetal nature reserve (hence the name: “groaß” dialect form of German “groß” =
big). Although its size varies according to the time of year and amount of precipitation, it is roughly 50 m long, 30 m wide and has a depth of 3-4 m. The
lake is beautifully situated in the upper part of the Riegetal valley between
Wildgrat (2,971 m) and Gemeindekopf (2,771 m), and can be reached by traversing the Hochzeiger and Zollberg mountains. After about 100 metres, the
overground tributary at the southeastern shore of the lake splits into two
streams which originate from a point below the Wildgrat and from two smaller
mountain lakes below the Gemeindekopf. The outflow from the northwestern
bank of the lake is also above ground. It winds its way through the entire Riegetal valley and ends at the extremely impressive Stuiben Waterfall which flows
into the Pitze.
Stuibebach stream
With a total length of 4.2 km, Stuibebach stream is one of the watercourses in
the unglaciated Central Alps. Extending across an area of over 10 km2, its
catchment basin is located around the Wildgrat and the Riegetal nature reserve. The regional government of the Tyrol has designated the entire length
of Stuibebach stream a priority nature conservation area. Consequently, the
waterway is virtually unspoiled and has remained unchanged.
Stuiben waterfall
The name derives from the German word for “spray”, a particularly apt designation when one visits the vantage point right by the 150 m high waterfall.
Located in the municipality of Jerzens, it features prominently from the road
at the “Steinbrücke” turnoff to the hamlet of Graslehn. Alternatively, it can be
directly reached along an extremely beautiful and well signposted hiking trail.
WAYS TO WATER – JERZENS – ST. LEONHARD
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Sechszeiger lake
The man-made lake constructed in the Hochzeiger ski area in 1999 for the
production of artificial snow lies 2,360 m above sea level and was enlarged in
2009. It was built in harmony with nature and blends into the existing general
view very well. The 115,000 m2 capacity produces approx 290,000 m2 of snow
and the water used is, of course, drinking water quality. The dam crest is
600 m long and, with a surface area of 1.80 ha of water, the lake is up to 10
metres deep. The lake is the starting point for many walks around the Sechszeiger and Hochzeiger area.
Söllbach stream
With a total length of 2.2 km, Söllbach stream is one of the watercourses in the
unglaciated Central Alps. Extending across an area of over 10 km2, its catchment basin is located around Brechsee lake from which it is chiefly fed. The
regional government of the Tyrol has designated Söllbach stream a priority
nature conservation area so the waterway is virtually unspoiled.
Rifflbach / Seebach stream
With a total length of 5.8 km, the stream known as Rifflbach up to the point
where it flows into Rifflsee lake and as Seebach after discharging from there is
one of the watercourses in the unglaciated Central Alps. Extending across an
area of up to 100 km2, its catchment basin is located in the surroundings of the
Wurmtaler Kopf, Hameskopf, Löcherkogel, Rostitzkogel and Seekogel, all of
them at least 3,000 m above sea level. The Rifflbach is fed by dozens of relatively small glaciers which cause it to swell considerably in spring. The regional government of the Tyrol has designated the entire length of the Rifflbach /
Seebach stream a medium priority nature conservation area. Even so, the waterway is virtually unspoiled and has remained unchanged.
Gschwandtbach stream
With a total length of 3.5 km, Gschwandtbach stream is one of the watercourses in the unglaciated Central Alps. Extending across an area of over 10 km2, its
catchment basin is located in the surroundings of the Dristkogel, Gsallkopf
und Rofelewand, all of them at least 3,000 m above sea level. Particularly in
spring, the Gschwandtferner feeds the stream with copious amounts of melt
water. The regional government of the Tyrol has designated the entire length
of the Gschwandtbach a nature conservation area of the utmost priority, so
the waterway is virtually unspoiled and has remained unchanged.
Klockelebach stream
With a total length of 2.7 km, Klockelebach stream is one of the watercourses
in the unglaciated Central Alps. Extending across an area of over 10 km2, its
catchment basin is located in the surroundings of the Luibeskogel, Felderkogel
und Reiserkogel, all of them at least 3,000 m above sea level. The regional government of the Tyrol has designated most of Klockelebach stream a nature
conservation area of the utmost priority, so the waterway is virtually unspoiled.
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WAYS TO WATER – ST. LEONHARD
Brechsee lake
Situated in the municipality of St. Leonhard, the lake is a continuation of a
small highland valley and surrounded by rough boulders caused by rockfall
and moraines. It covers an area of 1.36 hectares, has a maximum depth of
6.1 m and contains up to 43,018 m3 of water. 237 m long and 87 m wide, the
lake nestles in an idyllic location and is an ideal spot to enjoy rest and recreation. Brechsee lake is fed by two overground inlets delivering water at an overall rate of some 20 litres a second (August 1983). The two inlets which flow
into the southern shore of the lake start off as springs on the overgrown cone
of debris in front of the lake.
Rifflsee lake
Several well signposted trails lead straight to this destination from the bottom
of the valley. The shortest of them runs adjacent to the lift route along a well
signposted path from Mandarfen straight to the lake (about 90 minutes’ walk).
A very convenient alternative is to take the Rifflsee cable car which sets out
from Mandarfen. The cable car mountain terminal and the Rifflsee Alpine hut
are ideal spots from where the visitor can enjoy the marvellous surroundings;
the hut is located somewhat below the lake at 2,289 m above sea level. Rifflsee
lake is located at the exit of a flat highland valley which forms a relatively flat
basin in the direction of the Pitztal. Just in front of the steep drop to the Pitztal
a barrier of rock marks the exit of the highland valley, forming the 995 m long
and 393 m wide Alpine lake. The entire area covers 26.9 hectares and the lake
has a maximum depth of 24 m. It is mainly fed by an overground tributary
which flows into the western shore of the lake in the form of a delta. The outlet
from the lake consists of a copious stream which runs towards Mandarfen.
RECOMMENDED HIKING TRAILS - ARZL
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Diemer Steig
This leisurely hiking trail forks off from the Osterstein and runs along the
south-western slope of the same mountain. The Diemer Steig is a good and
popular walking trail for the entire family. Takes about 45 mins; level of difficulty: easy.
Hohe Bank
From Arzl, head towards the children’s playground / sports ground. This hike
rewards walkers with an outstanding view of the Ötztaler Alpen from the children’s playground across the extended hilly slopes of the Osterstein. Takes
about 1 hr; level of difficulty: easy.
Luis-Trenker-Steig
Take the road from Arzl to Wald. This trail starts at the bridge in Wald and leads
through a wild, romantic area to the Pitzenklamm and on to the railway bridge
at the mouth of the Inn river. A small nature trail has been built from the Kaunergrat Nature Park through the Pitzenklamm. Takes about 45 mins; level of
difficulty: intermediate. From the mouth of the Inn, a steep path continues on
the left towards the sports ground in Arzl (level of difficulty: hard; takes about
45 mins) and on the right along the ravine trail to Wald (level of difficulty: intermediate; takes about 45 mins). Straight ahead, a path leads under the railway bridge before turning left to the Imst/Pitztal railway station
(level of difficulty: easy; takes about 30 mins).
Benni-Raich-Bridge (Austria’s highest suspension bridge for pedestrians)
The trail heads out from Arzl towards Wald as far as the Pitzenebene estate,
from where you can admire the gigantic structure of the suspension bridge
with a span of 137.7 m. Here you can walk 94 m above ground across the approx. 1.5 m wide bridge to the hamlet of Wald (takes about 45 mins; level of
difficulty: intermediate). Experienced hikers can choose to walk back to Arzl
via Niederwaldried and the Luis Trenker trail (takes about 3 hrs; level of difficulty: intermediate).
Arzl - Alpengasthof Plattenrain - Hochastner Alm - Venetalm
From Arzl church this extremely winding trail takes you to the Burgstall and on to
the hamlet of Arzlair. From there the trail continues across meadows and through
woods to the Alpengasthof Plattenrain before continuing to the Hochastner Alm
and Venetalm. Takes about 3½ - 4 hrs; level of difficulty: intermediate.
Arzl - Imsterberg - Imsterau - Arzl
Set out from Arzl village centre (opposite Hotel Post) towards the sawmill. Follow the wide forest trail through the pine wood and then take the path through
the romantic ravine to the village of Imsterberg (it takes about 2 hrs to walk
there). Then back via Imsterau, on past the power station before taking the
Unterwaldweg path to the industrial estate in Arzl. From there follow the signs
back to the centre of Arzl. Takes about 4 hrs; level of difficulty: intermediate.
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Bichl circular tour
This trail begins at the fire station in Wald. Climb from there up to the hamlet
of Bichl and go on past two chapels until you get to the Rastboden; then back
to the fire station. Takes about 1 hr; level of difficulty: easy.
Panoramic tour
This trail begins at the Waldeck car park. A beautiful path across meadows
leads to the hamlet of Krabichl. At the second farm, the trail continues on the
left to the flat Waldboden section before proceeding to the Galtwiesen mountain lift stop. Return to the car park via the Wennerbergweg route. Takes about
1½ hrs; level of difficulty: easy.
Wald - Jausenstation Waldeck - Wald
This trail begins at the church square in Wald (car parking available). From the
hamlet of Wald head to the sawmill, walk about 300 m on the forest trail to the
right then up along the fairly steep Salmersteig path through the pine wood.
There is a wonderful view of the suspension bridge and Imst just before you
arrive at the Waldeck refreshments stop. Then back along the road to Wald.
Takes about 2 hrs; level of difficulty: intermediate.
Wald - Hohenegg circular tour
This trail begins at the church square in Wald (car parking available). A field
path leads to the estate; above the Seetrog sports ground the path continues
to the Walderbach stream (the hiking trail takes you through the wood) and on
to the hamlet of Hohenegg (with its pyramids of earth). Then back along the
romantic path next to the chapel on the left to the Walderbach; treat yourself
to 10 minutes visiting the waterfall before completing the final stretch along
the country road back to the church square. Takes about 2½ hrs; level of difficulty: intermediate.
Wald - Luis-Trenker-Steig - Wald
This trail begins at the church square in Wald (car parking available); at the primary school, turn right along the old forest road to the Pitze river, then on along
the Luis Trenker trail until just before the Inn. Cross the bridge over the Pitze
following the cycle path uphill. This is a good vantage point for taking in views
of the Hoch-Imst skiing area with the Muttekopf, Tschirgant and Ötztaler Alpen.
Then continue along the ÖBB railway line and take the steep path up to the old
refuse site. Walk along the road through the village to return to the church
square. Takes about 2½ hrs; level of difficulty: intermediate.
Mountain hike to the Wald summit cross
This trail begins at the Waldeck refreshments stop in Wald (car parking available). A forest trail leads to the Vordere Wenner Almhütte (approx. 1 hr;), then
continue over the stream to the Hintere Wenner Almhütte (about 1 hr from the
Vordere to the Hintere Wenner Almhütte). A beautiful, ascending path on the
left leads up from there to the hunters’ lodge and further on to the Wald summit cross. Takes about 2½ to 3 hrs; level of difficulty: intermediate to hard.
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Waldeck - wild animal adventure tour - Leins - Leiner Alm - Waldeck
This trail begins at the car park beneath Jausen station in Waldeck. If you wish,
you can go on a short circular walk from here that takes about 20 min. along
the wild animal tracks. It then goes from Jausen station in Waldeck along a flat
forest road to Krabichl, turning left on a steep forest path to Leiner Alm. The
Leiner Alm is a good vantage point for enjoying the views of the Tyrolean
mountains. At the Alm follow the “Steilweg Wald” (steep forest track) signs to
the edge of the forest. A romantic steep Alm track leads to a forest road, from
where you can follow the “Forest - Hilterboden Chapel” sign, leading from the
chapel via forest roads back to the starting point. Takes about 3½ hours. Level
of difficulty: intermediate.
Oberleins - Krabichl - Leiner Mühle - Gabne - church square
This trail begins in the village centre of Leins (church square / car parking available). Continue to the bus stop and along the country road to Oberleins. From
there walk along the asphalted road to Krabichl. A forest track on the right now
leads to a large area of meadow (about 1,5 hrs). The trail goes downhill again
at the Leiner Alm junction to the Leiner mill and on to Gabne before returning
to the church square. Takes about 3 hrs; level of difficulty: intermediate.
Leins - Wenns - Arzl Ried - Leins
This trail begins in the village centre of Leins (church square / car parking available). The route from the church square leads first to Karrertrog and then to
the chapel. Turn right here along the Karrer Wiesen until you get to the hamlet
of Pitzenhöfe (district of Wenns). From there you can go on towards Wenns or
return to Leins via the hamlet of Wiesle (district of Wenns). Here the hike continues along a field path heading towards Blonerstein. From there head to Arzl
Ried, where a path through the wood leads to Leins. Takes about 4 hrs; level of
difficulty: intermediate.
Leins - Leiner Alm - Leiner Kögele
This trail begins in the middle of Leins (church square / car parking available).
Go to the bus stop for Oberleins, and then continue along the road until you
arrive at the hamlet of Krabichl where a forest road leads to the Leiner Alm.
Once there, the hiking trail on your right will take you up to the top of the
Leiner Kögele. It takes about 3 hrs to get to the Leiner Alm and a further 2 hrs
or so from there to the Leiner Kögele. So altogether, this hike takes about 5
hrs; level of difficulty: intermediate.
Circular tour of Leins - Karrer Wiesen - Arzl Ried - Leins
This trail begins in the middle of Leins village (church square/car parking available). Head out from the church square towards the Karrertrog as far as the
chapel, then turn right there towards the Karrer Wiesen and continue on to the
hamlet of Wiesle (district of Wenns). From there a country footpath leads to
the Blonerstein and on to the hamlet of Arzl Ried. Take the old trail again to go
back to Leins. Takes about 3 hrs; level of difficulty: intermediate.
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RECOMMENDED HIKING TRAILS - WENNS
Audershof to the “G‘stoanig Kapelle”
Follow the signs from Audershof district to the “G‘stoanig Kapelle” and vice
versa. An easy 90 min walk.
Circular tour of Matzlewald - TV tower at Klapf
From Matzlewald-Säge towards the Kieleberger Alm. After walking about 20
minutes, turn left and heading towards the TV tower. A rocky path takes the
visitor down again to Matzlewald. An easy 2-3 hour walk.
Wenns - Pitzenhöfe - Wiesle and back
From the pavilion in Wenns to the Pitzenhöfe farmsteads, onwards to Wiesle
and back. An easy 2½-3 hour walk.
Wenns/Matzlewald - Kielebergalm - Matzlewald
Just before the village district of Matzlewald (near the sawmill), a forest trail on
the right leads to Kielebergalm. After a 15 - 20 minute walk the path forks; turn
left towards Stein/Kielebergalm. This forest road ends just before the Kielebergalm and continues as a steep footpath right up to the Alpine farm. From
there keep bearing right and return along the goods track to Matzlewald.
Altogether, takes about 3 hrs; level of difficulty: easy.
Wenns - Oberleins - Krabichl - Jausen station in Waldeck - Wenns
Set out from the centre to Unterdorf and cross the Pitze river until you get to
the Pitzenhöfe, then turn right at the chapel and after about 200 m turn left up
to Unterleins. Continue to Oberleins and from there to Krabichl. Then follow
the goods track to the Leiner Alm. Just before the first sharp bend down to
Leins, a shady steep footpath alongside the forest trail leads to Jerzens/Kaitanger. Before you reach the locality some paths on the right lead to Falsterwies or
straight to Gischlewies. From Gischlewies walk a short way along the road, then
turn left and continue back along the side road to Wenns/Unterdorf.
Altogether, takes about 4 hrs; level of difficulty: easy.
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Pitzenhöfe - former forest path - St. Margarethen - Wenns
Start out from the centre to Unterdorf, before you cross the Pitze river, bear
right along to the former forest path – (very shady) – turn right up to St. Margarethen, and right again back to the centre of Wenns.
Takes about 1 hr; level of difficulty: easy.
Old Road - Brennwald - Pitzenhöfe - Wenns
Set out from the centre above the Pitztaler Hof inn and continue along the Old
Road of Wenns, leave the road at Brennwald and go to the Pitzenhöfe, then
cross the Pitze river and go back to the centre of Wenns;
takes about 2 hrs; level of difficulty: easy.
Matzlewald - Kienberg - fishpond - Matzlewald
At the end of Matzlewald after
sawmill (car parking available)
walk along the shady forest road
to Kienberg. Important: follow the
signposts carefully! From Kienberg go down to the fishpond
(where you can go curling or fishing), then follow the path back to
Matzlewald. Takes about 2 hrs;
level of difficulty: intermediate.
Wenns - Amishaufen - Venetalm - Larcher Alm - Wenns
Set out from the centre by walking to Amishaufen via Farmie and Auders. Continue along the footpath through the Klockerwald and across Gamsstein to
the Imsterberger Venetalm. This is where a path begins down to the Larcher
Alm. Then continue on the forest road to Auders - Wenns. Takes about 5 hrs;
level of difficulty: intermediate.
Wenns/Taschen - Galflunhütte - Larcher Alm Gstoanigkapel - Taschen
From the village district of Taschen walk along the forest road (paying attention
to the signs!) until you get to the path leading up to the Galflunhütte. The path
is steep in places and very slippery when wet. From the Galflunhütte take the
goods track back to the Larcher Alm, then go down to the Gstoanig Kapellle and
from there take the footpath through the Salzmöser back to Taschen. Takes
about 5 - 6 hrs (slippery in places when wet). Level of difficulty: intermediate.
Wenns - Larcher Alm - Galflunhütte - Kreuzjoch - Wenns
From the village district of Audershof take the moderately steep forest road to
the Larcher Alm and head up to the Galflunhütte. Just before you get to the
hut, a path - rather steep in places - leads straight to the Kreuzjoch. An alternative route for going back to the to the Galflunhütte is via the Wannejöchl. Takes
about 4 - 5 hrs; level of difficulty: intermediate.
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RECOMMENDED HIKING TRAILS - PILLER
Piller - Moorland nature trail - Gacher Blick - Fuchsmoos
At the end of the hamlet of Fuchsmoos a path skirts the Piller Fishpond. This
forest path runs across the Pillerwiesen. It soon comes to an end and continues on another footpath to the peat moor. Here you can visit the moorland
nature trail. From there the route takes you down to the country road. Walk
along this until you get to the Gacher Blick vantage point which offers unique
panoramic views of Fließ and the surrounding area. From the Gacher Blick go
back to the ancient burnt offerings site, then walk along the KULTURWEG (Roman trail) until you get to Fuchsmoos (the beautifully landscaped pond near
Fuchsmoos is also worth visiting). Takes about 3 hrs, level of difficulty: easy.
Piller - fishpond - Goglesalm - Galflunalm - Larcher Alm - Piller
From Piller, head toward fishpond Piller, from there walk along the forest trail
and briefly on a steep hiking trail through the wood to the next forest path which
leads to the Goglesalm. Now head towards Galflunalm and finally take a forest
path to the Larcheralm. Take a right from there to walk down to Piller - remembering to pay attention to the signs! Takes about 5 hrs; level of difficulty: easy.
Wenns/Piller Höhe - Aifner Alm - Aifenspitze (Hohe Aifenspitze)
Starting from the Gacher Blick head out towards Harbeweiher (looking out for
signs to the Aifner Alm), turn left just before you get to the hamlet then right
on a trail up to the Aifner Alm. From there a good, fairly steep footpath takes
you to the Schweinelieger. Walk along the ridge to the Aifenspitze. Crossing
over to the Hohe Aifenspitze is only recommended for surefooted, experienced mountain hikers. Takes about 3 - 3½ hrs; level of difficulty: intermediate
to hard (you need to be surefooted)
RECOMMENDED HIKING TRAILS - PILLER - JERZENS
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Piller/Lachwies - Aifner Alm - Kleine Aifnerspitze Kieleberg Alm - Piller
From Piller to the field of sculptures at Fuchsmoos, from there towards Lachwies. Turn left just before Lachwies farm onto a fairly steep footpath to the
Bärenbad (keeping an eye out for the signs). From there walk a short away
along the forest path and then on a well signposted trail to the Aifner Alm.
Continue on from there towards the Aifenspitze, turn left at the Schweinelieger and take a path - steep in places - down through the Wildkar to the Kielebergalm. The hike finishes along the forest path back to Piller. Takes about
8 hrs; level of difficulty: intermediate to hard.
Wenns/Piller - Kielebergalm - Kleine Aifnerspitze Aifner Alm - Lachwies - forest garden
From the forest garden walk along the forest path to the Kielebergalm. From
there a footpath - steep in places - leads up through the Wildkar to the Schweinelieger. Here you can choose between continuing straight on to the Aifner Alm or taking the path (difficult in parts and therefore only for experienced
mountain hikers) to the Kleine Aifnerspitze (beautiful vantage point). Then
back to the Schweinelieger and down on a well signposted path to the Aifner
Alm which serves drinks and refreshments. From the Aifner Alm a well signposted path crosses the forest path; now turn right along the forest road to
the signposted trail towards Harbeweiher/Bärenbad. Go on to Lachwies and
from there back to the forest garden.
Takes about 8 - 9 hrs; level of difficulty: intermediate.
Falsterwies - Gischlewies
The path above the village leads to the hamlet of Falsterwies, from there you
continue on a wide forest path to the hamlet of Gischlewies.
Takes about 1 hr; level of difficulty: easy.
Falsterwies - Kaitanger - Jerzens village
The path above the village leads to the hamlet of Falsterwies. Just before you
arrive at the hamlet there is a path (called Zaggler) on the right hand side leading to Kaitanger through the wood. The way back takes you to the hamlet of
Schwaig and to Breitwies. At Breitwies the route turns left to the Gotthardsbühel where there is a beautiful chapel. The path back to Jerzens village leads
through woods. Takes about 4 hrs; level of difficulty: easy.
Gotthardsbühel - Breitwies - Egg - fire station
At the first steep bend towards the Hochzeiger cableways the path on the
right leads to the Gotthardsbühel. The path which continues on to Breitwies
and Egg leads completely through the wood. Once you get to the hamlet of
Egg, walk to the end of the asphalted road. From there the way down to the
fire station again goes through the wood.
Takes about 1½ hrs; level of difficulty: easy.
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RECOMMENDED HIKING TRAILS - JERZENS
Egg - Innerwald - Jerzner Alm (Tanzalm)
This trail begins at the fire station. Set out on the path to the hamlet of Egg,
then take the forest path known as Innerwald to the Jerzner Alm. The panoramic views from the Jerzner Alm extend from the area around the Venet to
the Lechtaler Alpen. Takes about 3 hrs; level of difficulty: easy.
Kienberg - Graslehn - Steinhof
Set off from the centre towards Niederhof and cross the Pitztal country road.
You can only get to Kienberg on the asphalted road. Now continue along the
forest path to Graslehn and Steinhof. Here there are wonderful views of
Jerzens village. Takes about 3 hrs; level of difficulty: easy.
Stuibenwasserfall - Schön - Jerzens
The trail begins 300 m on the left after the village sign to the south of Jerzens.
It starts off as an extremely wide forest trail and tapers off into a path at the
end just before the waterfall. You can enjoy a unique display of the natural
surroundings from the foot of the waterfall. A path leads you down to Schön
and is followed by a beautiful hiking trail back to Jerzens above the Pitztal
country road. Takes about 2 hrs; level of difficulty: easy
Pitzenschlucht
Set off from the centre towards Niederhof and cross the Pitztal country road.
Then take the asphalted road to Kienberg. A path to the Pitzenschlucht begins
near the last few houses in Kienberg - look out for the signs! Takes about 2 hrs;
level of difficulty: easy.
Pitzenhöfe - Wenns
Go about 300 m from the centre towards Leins then take a left downhill just
before the Hirschenklause pizzeria restaurant. A beautiful forest trail leads to
the Pitzenhöfe and on to Wenns. Takes about 1½ hrs; level of difficulty: easy.
Wassertalweg
A delightful hiking trail 2 km long runs from the hamlet of Kaitanger, immediately beneath the toboggan run. Takes 1 hr. Level of difficulty: easy. If you do
not wish to take the same route back, you can turn left at the fork towards the
village of Jerzens through Gischlewies and Falsterwies (takes about 1 hr), or go
right to Leiner Alm (takes about 2 hrs).
Hochzeigerhaus 1829 m - Jerzner Alm 1980 m
Start out on the Bärensteig from the valley terminal of the Hochzeiger Bergbahnen. The path goes uphill right to the Hochzeigerhaus and the route then
continues on a wide trail through the Alpine pastures. Takes about an hour
and 15 minutes. Alternative routes are via the Innerwald (takes about 1½ hrs)
or tobogganing trail (takes about 2 hrs). The starting points for both are at
Kaitanger. Level of difficulty: easy.
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Zollberg 2224 m
A gentle uphill climb takes you from the mountain terminal of the gondola
cableway to the top of the Zollberg at 2,224 m above sea level. You are rewarded by wonderful views of the Innerpitztal stretching as far as the Wildspitze. Takes about 35 mins; level of difficulty: easy.
Kalbenalm 2117 m
From the mountain terminal of the gondola cableway walk up to the Kalbenalm. The way back down to the Jerzner Alm leads through the Swiss pine
wood. Takes about 1 hour and 15 minutes. Level of difficulty: easy.
Sechszeiger 2395 m
A beautiful landscape pond (105,000 m3 water catchment) is situated right
next to the mountain terminal of the double chairlift. From here, a 10-minute
walk takes you to the Sechszeiger with its delightful panoramic views at
2,395 m above sea level. To get back down to the Kalbenalm, either continue
to the Jerzner Alm or go to the mountain terminal of the gondola cableway.
Takes about 1 hr; level of difficulty: easy.
Leiner Alm 1823 m
This trail begins at the mountain terminal
of the gondola cableway. Head towards the
Kalbenalm (50 mins) and continue through
the Oberlangtal until you get to the path
leading down from the Sechszeiger and on
to the Leiner Alm (1 hr). The route from the
Leiner Alm to the valley terminal of the
Hochzeiger cableways goes through the wood (1,5 hrs). Altogether, the hike
takes about 3 hrs. You can also get to the Sechszeiger from the valley terminal
of the double chairlift: the way down starts from the north of the Leiner Alm
and from there back through the wood to the valley terminal of the Hochzeiger
Bergbahnen. Takes about 2½ hrs; level of difficulty: intermediate.
Hochzeiger - Sechszeiger - Kalbenalm panoramic tour
Take the gondola cableway to the midway station. From there walk up to the
Zollberg and continue on “Ferdinand-Wohlfarter-Steig” up to the Hochzeiger
(2,560 m); a beautiful panoramic trail then takes you to the Sechszeiger
(2,360 m). From there descend to the Kalbenalm and go back to the midway
station. Takes about 4 - 5 hrs; level of difficulty: intermediate.
Hike to the Strassbergalpe
The route leads from the hamlet of Wiesle on a forest trail up to the beautiful
setting of the Strassbergalpe. The way down takes you along a steeper path
back to Graslehn and from there back to Wiesle.
Takes about 4 hrs; level of difficulty: easy to intermediate.
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Circular tour around the Hochzeiger
This trail begins at the mountain terminal of the gondola cableway. Take the
gentle path up to the Sechszeiger, and then walk along the ridge to the
Hochzeiger at 2,560 m above sea level. You need to be quite surefooted in
order to get down from the “Ferdinand-Wohlfarter-Steig”. Then continue on to
the Zollberg and back to the mountain terminal of the gondola cableway. Altogether, this hike takes about 3½ hrs; level of difficulty: intermediate.
Riegetal
This trail begins at the mountain terminal of the gondola cableway; head towards the Hochzeiger and take a path from there to Groaßsee in the Riegetal
(2,416 m). Enjoy views of the gorgeous landscape. Then back via the Zollberg
to the mountain terminal. Takes about 4 hrs; level of difficulty: intermediate.
Wildgrat 2971 m
This trail begins at the mountain terminal of the gondola cableway; head towards the Hochzeiger and from there on into the Riegetal (the route is a little
easier via the Zollberg). From the Groaßsee at 2416 m a trail leads to the
Wildgrat at 2,971 m. You should have a good head for heights. The way back
goes past the Zollberg again. Takes about 6 hours and 45 minutes. Level of
difficulty: hard.
Gemeindekopf 2771 m - Tyrolean Jubilee Trail
See the Riegetal route description for ways to get to Groaßsee. From there take
the path up to the Gemeindekopf (2,771 m). Altogether, the hike takes about 6
hrs. From here you can descend to the Ludwigsburger Hütte and continue to
Zaunhof. It takes about 3 hours to get to Zaunhof. Level of difficulty: hard.
Wenner Berg
Set out from the mountain terminal of the double chairlift and continue south
for about 900 m along the ridge, then go down to the valley at the back of the
Wennerberg and away from the valley to the Kalbenalm. From there climb up
and past the Trög- (Trögwiese) Hütte to the Leiner Alm before going back down
to the valley terminal. Takes about 5 hrs; level of difficulty: intermediate.
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From the Kreuzjöchlspitz (2,908 m) to the Schafhimmel (2,820 m)
A 1 km long hike along the ridge – well secured with plenty of chains. This is a
relatively simple fixed rope route. Starting from Groaßsee lake in the Riegetal
take the trail leading to the Wildgrat up to about 2,600 m above sea level. Here
a cairn in the form of a human figure is accompanied by a number of signs.
The route then divides into two parts leading across to Kugleten lake and
down to the Gemeindekopf. Start by heading southwest along this trail. After
about 150 m you will arrive at a narrow ridge (with another cairn!). Leave the
trail; the route now becomes a steep incline. After a further 150 m a large,
prominent arrow indicates that you should cross over to the other side of the
little ridge. Continue uphill along grassy, rock strewn slopes to the little lake
below the Riegekopf. From here a gentle climb takes you past a stretch of
boulders up to the flat ridge south of the Riegekopf: the Kreuzjöchlspitz
(2,908 m above sea level) is just a further 10 minutes’ walk away. The 1 km
long ridge (well secured with chains) begins at this point. It runs south-east to
the Schafhimmel (2,820 m above sea level). This is a highly interesting, varied
route which is also marked in colour. About 90 mins - 2 hrs to the Schafhimmel
then downhill to the Lehner Joch and on to the Ludwigsburger hut. The walk
from the Hochzeiger cable car mountain terminal to the Kreuzjöchelspitz
takes about 3½ hours, and about 2 hours from the Kreuzjöchlspitz to the
Schafhimmel. Total walking time for this difficult route is about 7-8 hours
Hike to the Ludwigsburger Hütte 1935 m
Setting out from the car park at the Zaunhof/Grüble freight lift take the well
signposted but steeper path (partly with stairs) or walk along the goods track
to the Ludwigsburger Hütte. The very pretty location of the hut offers views of
the Hohe Geige, the glacier, the Rofele Wand and the Venet. Return the same
way to Zaunhof. Takes about 4 hrs; level of difficulty: easy
Alois Gabl trail
Starting from Wiese the trail along the
beautifully located Kitzgarten ravine takes
the hiker to Zaunhof. Once at the bridge
the route continues on the access road
along the Pitze to the old sawmill in Mühl.
From here the way back leads to the
church in Zaunhof. Above the church a
beautiful path through the woods with
wonderful views of the far end of the Pitztal brings walkers to Schußlehn and from
there back to the starting point in Wiese.
This easy hike takes about 90 minutes.
There is another walk associated with this
on the easy climb to the Söllberg waterfall.
Takes about 30 mins.
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RECOMMENDED HIKING TRAILS - ST. LEONHARD
Rehwald - Mauchelealm 1820 m - Brechsee 2145 m Söllbergalm 1849 m - Mauchelealm - Rehwald
From Rehwald follow the goods track to the Mauchelealm. A steep path then
takes you to Brechsee-Stallkogel before forking off after about 100 m. The trail
on the left leads to the Stallkogel while the path on the right goes to the beautiful Brechsee. From this point there are views of Wenns and Arzl as well as a
panoramic view of the Venet, Tschirgant and Gemeindekopf. Another path
forks right at the Brechsee and leads to the Söllbergalm after a hike of about
30 to 45 minutes. A goods track then leads from the Alpine pasture to Wiese.
Follow the track and after about 150 m a path on the right forks off to the
Mauchelealm. This moderately steep path winds its way through larch and
pine tree woods until the goods track leading to the Mauchelealm. From there
it is about another 200 m up to the Mauchele. On the way down, this trail leads
to Rehwald. Takes about 3½ - 4 hrs; level of difficulty: intermediate.
Eggenstall - Neubergalm 1889 m - Tiefentalalm 1880 m Arzler Alm 1900 m - Eggenstall
Set out along the moderately steep goods track from Eggenstall which leads
up to the beautiful Neubergalm. A shady path from there takes you through
the variegated wood to the beautiful setting of the Tiefentalalm. Now keep
going on the right, following the footpath until you get to the, goods track
leading to the Arzler Alm. To get back down you can either go along the goods
track or take the forest path to Piösmes. Keep left along the Pitze river and you
will reach Eggenstall comfortably in 30 minutes. Takes about 5½ hrs; level of
difficulty: easy to intermediate.
Mandarfen - Taschachalm 1796 m - Rifflseehütte 2293 m Hirschtal - Mandarfen
Cross the Pitze river at Mandarfen and follow the flat goods track to the Taschachalm. From here keep going along the track for a further 200 m or so, then
take the steep but very good uphill path to the Rifflsee. Once there turn right
along the stream and up to the Rifflseehütte. Continue further along the Rifflsee until you arrive at the mountain terminal of the Rifflseebahn. Just a bit
further on, the path forks on the right and features a section through the Hirschtal with many beautiful views. Then take the panoramic trail to Mandarfen.
Takes about 3½ hrs; level of difficulty: easy to intermediate.
Mandarfen - Taschachalm 1796 m - Mittelberg Gletscherstube 1915 m - Mittelberg
From Mandarfen cross the bridge and turn left along the wide asphalted road
to the Taschachalm. Cross the bridge at the Taschachalm and continue to the
glacier valley terminal. Then walk through the Mittelbergerwald to the goods
track leading to the Gletscherstube at the foot of the Mittelbergferner. Here
you can enjoy beautiful views of the glacier. The way back to Mittelberg along
the goods track takes about 2½ hrs; level of difficulty: easy.
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Rifflsee circular walk
The summer circular walk around the Rifflsee is also suitable for families (even
with push chairs) and older people. Takes 1 hr. Level of difficulty: easy.
Zaunhof/Grüble - Ludwigsburger Hütte 1935 m St. Leonharder hoogteweg - Enger/Bichl
From Zaunhof/Grüble (with a car park by the freight lift) take the path up to
the Ludwigsburger Hütte. Then continue towards the Lehnerjoch. After walking on for 10 minutes or so turn right and follow the signposted footpath
heading south. This section requires you to walk across several cirques and
ford a number of streams. It is followed by a steep, secured downhill path to
the Hairlacher Kar. Here you climb up to the Maurerköpfl embrasure on the
western ridge of the Hairlacher Seekopf. Continue south until you come to the
‘Am Gampen’ junction, then go down to the (abandoned) Äußere Schwarzenbergalm and continue on to Enger/Bichl. Surefootedness and stamina required! Takes about 8-9 hrs; level of difficulty: intermediate to hard.
Stillebach/Piösmes - Luibisalm 2070 m Moalandlsee 2530 m Stillebach/Piösmes
An asphalted road on the left between Stillebach and Piösmes leads to the
broadcasting mast. Follow this road for a short way until you come to the right
fork of the footpath leading to the Luibisalm. Take this straightforward path
up to the Luibisalm (not manned). Situated just opposite the steep slopes of
the towering Rofelewand (3,354 m), the Luibisalm is a peaceful destination for
outings offering superb views of the valley below. The route continues past a
hunting lodge to the Luibisböden. If you keep going straight ahead the trail
takes you to the Luibiskogel; turning right, it goes through a scree cirque to a
cleft behind which you can see the beautiful Moalandlsee (surefootness and
stamina required) nestling in a spectacular setting of sheer rock. The way back
is along the same route. Takes about 6 hrs; level of difficulty: intermediate.
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Mountain tour to the Stallkogel
Set off on a forest path from Rehwald to the Mauchele Alm. The route continues via Karbach up to the summit of the Stallkogel (one of the most beautiful
mountains with panoramic views in the Pitztal). The route back goes across the
Mauchelekar to Rehwald. Takes about 5 hrs; level of difficulty: intermediate.
A hike around the Rappenkopf
Take the uphill trail from Piösmes (1,400 m) to the Arzler Alm and continue
your ascent from there to the summit of the Rappenkopf (2,300 m). The way
back goes across the ‘marshes’ to Piösmes. Takes about 5 hrs; level of difficulty: intermediate.
Trenkwald - Mittelberglesee 2450 m - Trenkwald
Cross the Pitze river at Trenkwald, then turn right towards the waterfall. Continue by taking a very steep footpath on the left up to the abandoned Neururer Alm. This trail goes on to the Verpeiljoch. The path forks down on the left
to the Loobachtal. Walk across the slopes of the Weißer Kogel down to the
Loobach. Cross over the stream and keep left as you walk up to the Mittelberglesee in its rather isolated setting at the foot of the Parstleswand. This place
exudes peace and quiet in the midst of an impressive mountain setting. The
way back to Trenkwald starts off on the same path leading back to the Loobachtal and the fork at the Neururer Alm. An even steeper path on the right
leads down from there along the stream back to the starting point. Takes
about 5 hrs; level of difficulty: intermediate.
Plangeroß - Rüsselsheimer Hütte 2382 m Gahwinden 2648 m – Plangeroß
Set out from the car park in front of Plangeroß on a very good but steep path to
the beautiful setting of the Rüsselsheimer Hütte. From the hut the trail continues
steeply uphill across loose debris before coming to a fork with a moderately steep
path on the left. This path takes you straight to the Gahwinden vantage point with
breathtaking views of the glaciers and leads away from the valley. The way back is
along the same trail. Takes about 5 hrs; level of difficulty: intermediate.
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Plangeroß - Kaunergrathütte 2811 m - Plangeroß
Cross the Pitze river in front of Plangeroß and start out on a wide trail to the
very steep ascent leading through woodland to the Plangeroßalpe. Here you
need to cross the stream at two points which can prove to be an exciting experience depending on the time of year and level of the water. Continue along
the moderately steep trail along the stream to the path leading up to the second level of the valley and the convergence of the Cottbus high-altitude trail.
From there follow the path through scree and debris to the final, very steep
ascent to one of the highest Alpine huts in the Ötztaler Alpen, the Kaunergrathütte. Return along the same way. Takes about 6 - 7 hrs; level of difficulty:
intermediate.
Tip: the daring among you can climb up from the Kaunergrat mountain hut in
about 1 hr to the top of Plangeroß (delightful panoramic view). Level of difficulty: intermediate
Mittelberg - Braunschweiger Hütte 2759 m Pitztaler Jöchl 2995 m - Mittelberg
Take the flat goods track to the Gletscherstube. Continue on to the Braunschweiger Hütte. The rocky footpath leads along the icefall and steeply upwards
to the foot of the Mittelbergferner icefall. This spot marks the start of the very
challenging and very steep ascent - some of which leads up steps - to the hut.
The walk along this tiring route offers a fantastic view of the surrounding glacier world. A very good path leads up to the Pitztaler Jöchl with its rewarding
views of the surrounding peaks and glaciers. Take the same route back to the
valley as on the ascent. This hike requires stamina and surefootedness! Takes
about 7-8 hrs; level of difficulty: intermediate.
Alternatively, take the ‘Pitz-Express’ (you have to pay for tickets) from Mittelberg to the glacier mountain terminal. From there turn left towards the east
and cross over the Mittelbergferner (requires Alpine experience) to the Braunschweiger Hütte (about 1,5 hrs). From the hut the way home leads back across
the glacier trail to the ‘Pitz-Express’ mountain terminal (note the departure
times) or straight down to Mittelberg (approx. 2½ hrs).
Some general advice: Despite the beauty of the mountains you should
bear in mind that this is hazardous terrain. Never plan a mountain tour
without suitable equipment! Mountain boots and protection from the
rain are extremely important. You are specifically advised not to undertake a mountain tour in poor weather and fog. Keep to the signposted trails! Tell your accommodation provider where you are hiking to
and when you expect to be back. Start off on easy walking paths or
trails and progress gradually to more difficult ones. Report Alpine accidents to the mountain rescue services in St. Leonhard, Plangeroß,
Jerzens, Wenns and Arzl. Call 140 in emergencies. Please help to keep
our environment clean
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HIGH-ALTITUDE TRAILS
Pitztaler Almenweg
The Pitztal Alpine pastures
trail links up five beautifully
located Alpine pastures: the
Söllbergalm, Mauchelealm
Neubergalm,
Tiefentalalm
and Arzler Alm! About 100 m
in front of the entrance to Wiese village, walk on the right
along the goods track to the
Söllbergalm. From there the
route continues through woods of larch and Swiss pine on a relatively steep
path to Brechsee. After walking for about 30 minutes, turn off towards the
Mauchele Alm on the Stallkogel; you will now come to the recently opened
fairly steep path that proceeds from the Mauchele Alm. After about 500 m
(note the red marker) turn left towards the stream crossing. Then turn left
again through slightly rocky terrain towards the Neubergalm (with a wonderful view of the valley). Surefootness and a good head for heights required. A
shady path leads from the Neubergalm through a variegated wood to the
beautiful setting of the Tiefentalalm. Now continue on the right, following the
path, to the goods track of the Arzler Alm. To descend, either walk along the
goods track or the forest path to Piösmes. You can always descend from each
mountain pasture if you wish to return at an earlier time. Altogether, this hike
takes about 8 hrs; level of difficulty: intermediate.
Fuldaer Höhenweg
Take the Rifflseebahn to the Rifflsee. From there, walk left along the lake and
cross the stream to the fork leading to the Fulda high-altitude trail. Following
the path on the left along moderately steep terrain that regularly goes up and
down along several brooks and streams you come to the one critical spot at
the Vorderes Köpfl. Here you will have to negotiate some rocky, steep passages, though these are well secured and are not a problem if you tread carefully. The steady descent to the cirque begins at this point and the route continues, after a short stretch uphill,
to the Taschachhaus. Enjoy a fantastic view of the Taschach glacier
world from the mountain ridge
just above the hut. A good way
down is to take the moderately
steep goods track to the Taschachalm and from there to continue on to Mandarfen. The hike
takes about 7 hrs; level of difficulty: intermediate.
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St. Leonharder high altitude trail
Take the well signposted goods trail from Zaunhof to the Ludwigsburg Alpine
hut. Then continue towards Lehnerjoch and turn right after about a 10-minute
walk before following the well signposted path to the south. Walk across several cirques and cross streams before going down a steep, secured path to the
Hairlach cirque. The steep path, parts of which are secured with chains, now
ascends to the striking Mauerköpfl. Continue along the mountain slopes below the Hairlacher Seekopf to the point where the path forks a little to the east
of “Am Gampen”. The route continues uphill towards Wilder See (Wild Lake)
until you get below Brandsee lake, which is at the same altitude as the Schoaßkogel. Continue along the Biederes Kar cirque to the Luibisböden (with a
descent also possible down the Luibisalm to Piösmes – takes about 8-9 hrs
thus far; level of difficulty: intermediate to difficult). This hike requires plenty
of stamina and all-round fitness.
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HIGH-ALTITUDE TRAILS
Mainzer Höhenweg
Turn right at the Rüsselsheimer Hütte to the Weissmaurachsee. The path to
the
Weissmaurachjoch
starts at a moderate incline
before becoming quite
steep in parts. Continue to
the southern Puitkogelferner and traverse two
other glaciers until you get
to the Rheinlandpfalz bivouac. Crampons are required for the Wassertalkogel! Then on a path - quite
steep in places - across the
Wurmsitzkogel and on to
the Polleskogel. Climb up to
the Pitztal Jöchl and down
again to the Braunschweiger Hütte. Some of the paths are secured on the route to the glaciers. The
Mainz high-altitude trail is a demanding high-Alpine tour requiring absolute
surefootedness in the broken rocks terrain, grade II proficiency in rock-climbing and a good sense of direction. Nor should the length of the tour be underestimated: it takes around 10 hours to complete! Level of difficulty: hard,
sometimes goes across glaciers and therefore only advisable for experienced
mountaineers with the right kit!
Cottbuser Höhenweg
Take the Rifflseebahn up to the Rifflsee. From there turn right along the well
signposted path following the sharp bends towards the Brandkogel. Take the
path secured with wire cables through steep passages interspersed with slopes
across the Alzeleskar and go the long way around the Steinkogel (although the
passages through the steep rocky crags have been secured with wire cables
they still require absolute surefootedness and a good head for heights in order
for you to negotiate them). Where the Cottbus high-altitude trail converges
with the trail from Plangeroß that leads to the Kaunergrat Hütte, the route
starts off flat and leads through scree, but soon becomes very steep on its way
up to the Kaunergrat Hütte. The descent is back along the same path, but turns
left at the above-mentioned fork down to Plangeroß. Level of difficulty: hard,
only for experienced mountaineers; takes about 7-8 hrs.
Tip: the daring among you can climb up from the Kaunergrat mountain hut in
about 1 hr to the top of Plangeroß (delightful panoramic view). Level of difficulty: intermediate
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Venet circular tour
The mighty massif of the Venet - a good 10 km wide - is understandably considered to be ‘Western Tyrol’s number-one lookout and hiking mountain’; enthusiastic travel writers have even praised it as being the ‘Tyrolean Rigi’. From
its highest point, the Glanderspitz (2,512 m above sea level), you can enjoy
impressive long-distance views of the surrounding valleys. For 30 km to the
west and the north, from Prutz to Imst, the Inn and Pitze rivers flow around
the Venet; to the south it is linked to the Kaunergrat through the Pillerhöhe.
Aeons ago however, the course of the Inn river bed ran along the south of the
Venet, where the broad undulating slopes of the wooded Pillerhöhe can be
seen today. The gentle, round shape of the Venet has made it highly popular
among many visitors and local residents as a mountain for going on walks and
hikes, particularly since there are lots of interesting routes and ways to get
down to the Pitztal.
Starting point I - Plattenrain Alm: car parking available
Starting point II - above Wenns, near Audershof: car parking available
Starting point III - Goglesalm: car parking available
Starting point IV - Piller: car parking available
Alpine huts and mountain inns serving refreshments: Alpengasthof Plattenrain, Hochastner Alm, Venetalm, Goglesalm (walk-round cheese dairy),
Galflunhütte and Larcher Alm.
Total distance: about 30 km, total walking time: about 9 hrs.
Accommodation:
Please refer to the Pitztal Tourist Board, tel: +43(0)5414-86999,
fax: +43(0)5414-86999-88 or [email protected]
Glacier Climb, Page 53.
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Austria’s highest suspension bridge for pedestrians was built in 1995 and
links Arzl to the hamlet of Wald.
Height: 94 m, span: 137.70 m, width of walkway: 1.50 m.
BURNT OFFERINGS SITE ON THE PILLER SATTEL
Finds from the prehistoric shrine
are on display at the archaeological museum in Fließ (open: May October, tel: +43(0)5449-20065,
www.museum.fliess.at). Walk on
the KULT UR WEG, the ancient culture trail that leads from Piller to
the prehistoric site where offerings were burnt to placate the
gods and to the nearby ‘Gacher
Blick’ from where you can enjoy
unique, interesting views stretching far into the distance.
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MILL IN THE HAMLET OF ARZL-RIED
This Sleeping Beauty of an 18th century grain mill was awakened from its agelong slumber by a dedicated group of mill enthusiasts. It is widely regarded as a
technical monument to the centuries-old tradition of milling grain in the Alpine
regions and can be visited on request (Helene Schrott: +43(0)5412-65049).
MILL IN JERZENS AND MILK PIPELINE
The mill was built by local farmers in 1862 and renovated in 1985 by the local
authority in association with the ‘Tanzalpe’ farming association - the mill’s
walkway even dates back to the year 1862. It can be visited each day of the
week during the summer months and bread is baked there once a week.
The mill also features a milk collection centre - laid in 1957, the 3 km milk pipeline runs from the Jerzner Alm (Tanzalm) and is still used today.
CHAPELS
The Pitztal features chapels of worship in virtually every single village and hamlet, including the pilgrimage church of Maria Hilf on the
Bichele just in front of Piösmes, the pilgrimage church of Maria Schnee on the Piller, the
‘White Light’ chapel on the Pitztaler Gletscher
and the chapel of meditation on the Plattenrain, the chapel Bichl in Jerzens.
CHURCHES
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Pfarrkirche zu den hl. Ingenuin und Albuin in Arzl Dorf
Expositurkirche zum hl. Thomas in Arzl-Wald
Wallfahrtskapelle zu Ehren Unserer Lieben Frau Mariahilf
in Arzl-Leins
Pfarrkirche zu Ehren des hl. Evangelisten Johannes in Wenns-Dorf
Margarethen Kirche in Wenns-St. Margarethen
Kaplaneikirche Maria Schnee in Piller
Pfarrkirche zum hl. Gotthard in Jerzens
Expositurkirche zum hl. Josef in St. Leonhard-Zaunhof
Pfarrkirche zum hl. Abt Leonhard in St. Leonhard
Pfarrkirche zu Unserer Lieben Frau Mariahilf
in St. Leonhard-Plangeroß
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KAUNERGRAT NATURE RESERVE HOUSE ON THE PILLER SATTEL
Stroll through an extraordinary, fantastic exhibition, discover unusual habitats
in the Kaunergrat nature reserve, gain a new perspective on the plant and animal world, feel transported back to times past by a film ... immerse yourself
in a different world!
Visit the nature reserve
house at the Piller Sattel and enjoy both
breathtaking
views
from the Gachen Blick
as well as insights into
the marvellous features of the Kaunergrat
nature reserve. The nature reserve house is
intended to symbolise
the nine affiliated local
authorities since it lies at the intersection between the Kaunertal, Pitztal and
Inntal. The amazing assets of the region around the nature reserve are all portrayed in this building. This is where the idea behind the Kaunergrat nature
reserve becomes tangible in the complete sense of the word for visitors and
local residents. The Kaunergrat nature reserve house is a modern wooden
structure containing an information area, a nature reserve exhibition, a restaurant as well as the offices of the nature park authority. A particular highlight
is definitely the magnificent view of the Piller Sattel. The Gachen Blick has fascinated and attracted people for thousands of years. The Kaunergrat nature
reserve house at the Piller Sattel acts as an information centre and service facility for visitors interested in nature and culture. This place will move you!
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This is the place to get information on outstanding beauty spots,
hiking trails and culinary specialities, etc.
This is the place to marvel at an extraordinary exhibition about the
diversity of the Kaunergrat nature reserve!
This is the place to enjoy fantastic views of the surrounding
mountain chains!
We look forward to seeing you over here!
Exhibition: open daily from 10 am to 6 pm
Restaurant: open from 9 am to 9 pm
For further details please contact:
Naturpark Kaunergrat (Pitztal-Kaunertal)
Gachen Blick 100 – 6521 Fließ, tel: +43(0)5449/6304
e-Mail: [email protected], www.kaunergrat.at
WOOD CARVERS
Josef Schuler, Arzl, Wald 53, tel: +43(0)5412-65188
Manfred Mathoi, Wenns, Siedlung 284, tel: +43(0)5414-87433
Holger Tangl, Wenns, Amishof 543, tel: +43(0)650-2865905
Margareta Köll, Arzl, Nr. 105, tel: +43(0)664-73408320
Agnes Eiter, St. Leonhard, Mühl 40, tel: +43(0)5413-87512
Roman Haid, St. Leonhard, Eggenstall 36, tel: +43(0)5413-87244
Isidor Eiter, St. Leonhard, Tieflehn 58, tel: +43(0)664-3118835
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THE STONE PINE EXHIBITION
Jerzens the stone pine village amidst Kaunergrat Nature Park.
Nestled in between captivating and majestic mountains, Jerzens is a quaint
mountain village in the heart of the picturesque Pitztal Valley. The Stone Pine
woodlands that surround Jerzens have been a symbol of alpine magnificence
for centuries. The tree acts as the first barrier to protect forests and valley
against avalanches of snow and scree, is used to make furniture and carved
objects and has beneficial effects on human health and wellbeing. Generations of people in the village of Jerzens have been living in peaceful coexistence and friendship with the Stone Pine - and do so today.
The Stone Pine - A Gifted Alpine Border-Liner Knobby and gnarled, a
tough tree resists destructive natural forces that rage in high mountains.
Branches break under heavy snow, the tree’s crown may be hit by lightning,
trunks are often split in half, exposing wood to biting cold. But the tree remains steadfast and withstands these extreme conditions. It bravely battles
the elements life-long. It’s the Stone Pine.
The Exhibition The Stone Pine - A Gifted Alpine Border-Liner exhibition
takes you on a fascinating journey of discovery through the intricate life of the
Stone Pine. The growth and development of this tree is one of the most spectacular events in nature. The exhibition reveals that Stone Pines and humans
have a lot in common and allows visitors to observe some of the most important life stages of the tree, from seed to tree, from tiny tot to golden age, and
several phases in between. Moreover, you will learn about the wide-ranging
uses of Stone Pine wood and its amazing health-promoting properties. At the
cinema you can see the Stone Pine in breathtaking 3D.
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Stone Sculpture Symposium
There are 9 sculptures between the bridges in Mandarfen, which were created
at the international Stone Sculpture Symposium in Innerpitztal in July 2008.
This was the start of an artistic campaign led by the respected artist, Kassian
Erhart, which is set to continue over the next few years.
Information about the sculptures can be obtained from:
Inge Pechtl, Hotel Zirbenhof (Mandarfen), tel: +43(0)5413-86284
EVENTS
Summer highlights: bandstand concerts, hiking weeks, driving of Alpine
cattle down to the lower mountain pastures and related church festival in
Jerzens on the second Saturday in September, music events, guided tours
of the villages, bread-baking, national and international sports events, etc.
A detailed schedule of events is available at the local offices of the Pitztal
Tourist Board or from www.pitztal.com
SUMMER CABLEWAYS
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Hochzeiger Bergbahnen Pitztal AG
A-6474 Jerzens, Liss 270
tel: +43(0)5414-87000
fax: +43(0)5414-87000-74
e-mail: [email protected]
www.hochzeiger.com
Open from around the beginning/middle of June to the start of October.
Gondola service from 1,450 m to 2,000 m,
Sechszeiger double chairlift from 2,000 m to 2,370 m.
Rifflsee Bergbahn
A-6481 St. Leonhard - Mandarfen
tel: +43(0)5413-86288-120
fax: +43(0)5414-86288-250
offi[email protected]
www.pitztaler-gletscher.at
Weatherline: +43(0)5413-86288-202
Open from around mid-June to the start of October.
Rifflsee gondola service from 1,680 m to 2,300 m.
Pitztaler Gletscherbahn
A-6481 St. Leonhard - Mittelberg
tel: +43(0)5413-86288
fax: +43(0)5413-86288-150
offi[email protected]
www.pitztaler-gletscher.at
Open from around the start of July to the start of October.
Pitz Express from 1,735 m to 2,840 m,
Pitz Panoramabahn from 2,840 m to 3,440 m.
GLACIER PARK CARD
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The wonders of nature with no comprises:
Glacier park – new as of now: ten mountain railways, the glacier route and many other benefits.
Based on the huge success of the glacier park,
we have now been able to expand the range on
offer significantly.
Partners
Pitztaler Gletscher
Rifflsee
Hochzeiger Bergbahnen
nen
Imster Bergbahnen
Kaunertal Glacier
Glacierroad Kaunertall
Fendels/Sattelklause
Natur park house
Open from 21st May to 26 October 2010
The opening hours of the mountain railways may differ
from this period.
Adults
Children (from 10 yrs)
3 days
36,00
18,50
7 days
51,00
25,50
10 days
71,00
36,00
Child
discount:
children age 10 and under travel free when
accompanied by an adult at day, adult and child
(10 and over) prices
N.B! Information correct as of January 2010. Subject to change
without prior notice and misprints.
CLUB ALPIN PITZTAL AND ALPIN CENTER HOCHZEIGER PITZTAL
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Our outdoor leisure companies, are a one-stop destination offering all
kinds of activities that visitors and local residents might like to enjoy during
their holiday or in their free time! Get the best out of the wide choice of
leisure activities in the Imst-Pitztal region by putting yourself in the more
than capable hands of our expert outdoor guides!
We can tailor packages to meet (virtually) all of your requirements. We provide tour guides for coach excursions to towns and cities as well as hiking
guides for small, special groups.
Fun, Games and Action
Pitzi’s Kinderclub: go on an exciting journey of an adventure
and discovery through thrilling
natural surroundings. The club
is split into age groups: the 3-6
years old minis and 7-14 years
old maxis. Features a kindergarten with meals and childcare.
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Fitness
Nordic walking, mountain bike and racing tours, hikes, mountain tours and
high-altitude trails, high alpine summit tours, high alpine ice adventures
and expeditions.
Outdoor Fun and Adventure
climbing, rafting and canyoning, paragliding and tandem flights, bungy
jumping, horse riding and Haflinger trekking.
Nature, Culture and Trips
Rock Workshop, Alpine Coaster, Rosengartenschlucht, ‘Swarovski Crystal
Worlds’, tour guides for coach excursions.
Service and incentives
seminars, events, outdoor guides, photo shop, packages, etc.
Further offers and detailed information are available from:
Club Alpin Pitztal
Tieflehn 87, 6481 St. Leonhard im Pitztal
tel: +43(0)5413-85000, fax: +43(0)5413-85000-11
[email protected]
www.club-alpin-pitztal.at
Alpin Center Hochzeiger-Pitztal
Liss 270, 6474 Jerzens im Pitztal
tel: +43(0)5414-86910
[email protected]
www.alpincenter-pitztal.com
DEUTSCHLAND
Fernpass
SCHWEIZ
Arlberg
IMST
LANDECK
Arzl
ITALIEN
SCHWEIZ
Wenns
Innsbruck
Wald
Leins
Jerzens
Piller
St. Leonhard
Piösmes
Plangeroß
Mandarfen
Rifflsee
Gletscher
KLAUSBODEN RECREATION AREA
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Halfway between Wenns and Piller. BBQ area (must be reserved beforehand, contact Elmar Huter on +43(0)5414-87497), hydro-driven rock mill,
water-treading path, communal embankment - with information about
former irrigation system, small ball games area and signposted hiking tour
trail along the Piller Bach; approx. 45 mins.
Forstgarten
Steinmühle
Erlebnisbereich
Wasser
Information
Pillerbach-Steig
Parkmöglichkeit
Weidefläche
Grillplatz Spielmöglichkeiten
Spielwiese
(gewidmet Josef Röck vulgo „Sendler“):
Rundweg 1 Stunde
Parkmöglichkeit
THE WILD ANIMAL ADVENTURE TOUR – ON THE TRAIL OF WILD ANIMALS
in Arzl-Wald just by the Waldeck refreshments stop. An
instructive way to discover interesting facts about the wildlife in our region. Tour takes
about one hour and features
plenty of opportunities to
watch and be amazed; takes
about an hour.
PITZTAL WATER WORLDS
In Stillebach. Enjoy the genuine
Kneipp experience while taking in
beautiful views of the Wildspitze.
Simply relax on the banks of the
swimming lake and marvel at one of
the most beautiful waterfalls in the
Pitztal. Kneipp centre with treading,
hand and arm pools, swimming lake,
illuminated Klockelefall
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RAFTING, CANYONING AND PARAGLIDING
Bookings and further details at:
Club Alpin Pitztal
Tieflehn 87, 6481 St. Leonhard im Pitztal, tel: +43(0)5413-85000
fax: +43(0)5413-85000-11, [email protected]
www.club-alpin-pitztal.at
Alpin Center Hochzeiger-Pitztal
Liss 270, 6474 Jerzens, tel: +43(0)5414-86910, [email protected]
www.alpincenter-pitztal.com
FISHING
Fishpond in Piller, tel: +43(0)676-4308280
Fishpond in Jerzens, tel: +43(0)5414-87571
In the Pitze from the St. Leonhard local authority building Ritzenried, tel: +43(0)5413-87201
In the Pitze from Ritzenried, tel: +43(0)5414-87688
BUNGEE JUMPING
Go bungee jumping from the BenniRaich-Brücke in Arzl: bungee jumps,
abseiling, mega swing,…
Registration and details at:
Pitztal Bungy, Tieflehn 87
6481 St. Leonhard, tel: +43(0)5413-85000
[email protected]
www.club-alpin-pitztal.at
HORSE RIDING
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Pferde- und Gästeranch Neu Amerika
(Western Riding),
Peter and Christine Eiter, A- 6473 Wenns,
Piller 27, tel: +43(0)5414-87510,
[email protected],
www.neu-amerika.at
Reithof Pitztal (Haflinger Trekking)
Alfred and Gisela Eiter
A-6481 St. Leonhard, Tieflehn 69,
tel: +43(0)5413-86347
fax: +43(0)5413-86347-10
[email protected]
www.reithof-pitztal.com
TANDEM FLIGHTS BY PARAGLIDER/PARATAXI
Reservations and further information from:
Parataxi Georg Gundolf, Lagegerte 926, 6473 Wenns
Tel: +43(0)664-1712865, [email protected], www.parataxi.gnx.at
WALDSEILPARK PITZTAL - PITZTAL HIGH ROPES ADVENTURE PARK
Opening spring 2010. This is a new
high ropes adventure park with 5
graded courses plus 2 introductory
courses. Find out about the 54
practice sessions in all, located less
than a 15-minute walk away from
the centre of Jerzens.
Information and registration:
Alpin Center Hochzeiger-Jerzens,
Liss 270, 6474 Jerzens
tel: +43(0)5414-86910
[email protected]
www.alpincenter-pitztal.com
Tourist office Pitztal
tel +43(0)5414-86999
[email protected], www.pitztal.com
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CHILDREN’S PLAYGROUNDS
Arzl: at the sports ground, the
recreation centre, Benni Raich
bridge
Wald: at the primary school
Leins: at the primary school
Wenns: in Unterdorf near the
church, at the open-air pool
Piller: at Katzenboden, at the
end of the village of Piller on the left in the forest
Jerzens: at the parish hall, the fishpond with petting zoo, the
Hochzeigerhaus, the Cafe Liss, the children’s club, Pension Astoria, the
Stalderhütte, the Hochzeiger gondola cableway station
St. Leonhard: at the St. Leonhard primary school and at Kinderland
Mandarfen
ARCHERY
Wenns: The Wenns Archery Association was founded in 1989 and runs
a training course throughout the year in Wenns. The course with 16 3Danimals and 16 FITA discs is situated in a small forest near Bichl. Trained
archers may use this course for EUR 10 at any time. Training sessions
can be arranged for inexperienced archers and those simply wanting to
try it out. Information can be obtained at: [email protected]
Jerzens: Courses in Jerzens/Liss. Every Tuesday and Friday. No previous experience required. For information and to register, contact
the Alpin Center Hochzeiger Pitztal, tel: +43(0)5414/86910, info@
alpincenter-pitztal.com or www. alpincenter-pitztal.com.
GLACIER CLIMB
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Should only be attempted with mountain guide. Starting from the PitzPanoramabahn mountain terminal (3,440 m) the first part of the climb takes you
over the well secured ridge of the Brunnenkar. Follow the path down to the
Taschachgletscher. After reaching the upper plateau of the glacier, keep on
the trail past the little glacier lake and along the moraine to the start of the glacier traverse on the plateau below. The crossing over the glacier is well marked
with red posts. After crossing the glacier, start your descent by following the
path below the Pitztaler Urkund until you come to the Taschachhaus. Then go
down to the cargo chairlift valley terminal and back to Mandarfen. The climb
takes about 8 hrs and is only recommended for sure footed hikers with a good
head for heights.
SWIMMING LAKE AND OUTDOOR POOL
Bathing lake in Stillebach
Outdoor swimming baths
at Wenns leisure centre
with heated pool, children’s paddling pool, playground, beach volleyball
area right by leisure centre
featuring large sun-deck
and restaurant.
MOUNTAIN BIKING
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Pitztal Bike Route
From Imst-Pitztal railway station to Mittelberg, Length 42 km, takes
approx. 4,5 hrs, altitude difference 1,444 m, level of difficulty: intermediate,
a 500 m stretch between Ritzenried and Schusslehn is difficult
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Pitztal
Venetalmweg:
from Wenns to the Venetalm. Length 7.3 km, takes approx. 2 h,
altitude difference 1,014 m, level of difficulty: intermediate
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Wenns
2500
Mandarfen
Plangeroß
Köfels
Neurur
Abzweigung
Route 611 + 612
Scheibrand
Zaunhof
Ritzenried
Jerzens
Schön
Arzl
1100
Wenns
Timmls
1300
Bichl
1500
Matzlewald
1700
Brennwald
SEEHÖHE (m)
1900
St. Leonhard
Pitztal
2100
Mittelberg
614
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900
700
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Wenns
SEEHÖHE (m)
1800
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For a map with all
our mountainbike trails
please see the separate
brochure: “Mountainbike, Nordic Walking
und Laufkarte”.
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2000
26
2
3
4
5
6
DISTANZ (km)
7
MOUNTAIN BIKING
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Jerzner Alm Weg:
From Jerzens/Kaitanger to the Hochzeiger gondola mountain
terminal, Length 9.5 km, takes approx. 2,5 hrs, altitude difference 1,060 m,
level of difficulty: intermediate.
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Jerzens
Circular tour of Upper Pitztal:
From Wenns via Leins-Wald-Arzl back to Wenns, distance: 15.7 km, takes
about 3hrs, difference in elevation: 260 m, level of difficulty: intermediate.
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Wenns
Mittelbergweg:
From Mittelberg to the Gletscherstube, Length 1.7 km, takes ca 20
min, altitude difference 162 m, level of difficulty: intermediate.
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St. Leonhard
Arzler Almweg:
St. Leonhard From St. Leonhard/Piösmes to
the Arzler Alm, Length 3,7 km, takes
approx. 45 min, altitude difference
495 m, level of difficulty: intermediate.
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Mauchele Alm:
From Moos bridge/town via
Rehwald to Mauchele Alm, distance:
4.3 km, takes about 1 hr, difference in
elevation: 580 m, level of difficulty:
intermediate.
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St. Leonhard
Abzweigung zum
Hochzeigerhaus und zur
Stalderhütte (ca. 500 m)
609
1900
SEEHÖHE (m)
2100
Jerzens
St. Leonhard
1700
0
1700
DISTANZ (km)
1
1500
2100
SEEHÖHE (m)
SEEHÖHE (m)
613
1900
1300
1100
612
1700
St. Leonhard
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DISTANZ (km)
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1300
683
SEEHÖHE (m)
1100
Wenns
900
700
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9
10
11
12
13
14 DISTANZ (k
km) 15
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Lehnerjoch:
from Zaunhof via Oberlehen to the
Ludwigsburg mountain hut, distance: 6 km,
takes 1.5 hrs, difference in elevation: 770 m,
level of difficulty: intermediate.
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St. Leonhard
Fallwandweg:
From St. Leonhard/Piösmes to the
Tiefentalalm, Length 4.5 km, takes approx.
45 min, altitude difference 603 m, level of
difficulty: intermediate.
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St. Leonhard
BIKE HIRE
Intersport Huter, Wenns/Dorf, tel: +43(0)5414-87234,
www.sport-huter.at
Intersport Huter, St. Leonhard/Mandarfen, tel: +43(0)5413-86382,
www.sport-huter.at
Sport Pechtl, St. Leonhard/Mandarfen, tel: +43(0)5413-86237,
www.sport-pechtl.at
Sportshop PitzRentTal, St. Leonhard/Mandarfen,
tel: +43(0)5413-86406, www.pitzrenttal.at
Hotel Montana, Arzl-Dorf, tel: +43(0)5412-63141, www.skigebiet.at
SEEHÖHE (m)
1900
For a map with all our mountainbike trails please see the separate
brochure: “Mountainbike, Nordic
Walking und Laufkarte”.
611
St. Leonhard
1700
1500
1300
0
1
2
DISTANZ (km)
3
2000
2000
4
681
1800
682
1800
St. Leonhard
SEEHÖHE (m)
SEEHÖHE (m)
NZ (km)
MOUNTAIN BIKING
1600
1400
St. Leonhard
1600
1400
1200
1200
0
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2
3
DISTANZ (km)
4
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6
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NORDIC WALKING
The up-and-coming popular sport from up there in Scandinavia is now an inescapable part of the scenery down here in Austria…
For a map with clearly marked Nordic Walking trails please see the separate
brochure: “Mountainbike, Nordic Walking und Laufkarte”
ARZL
Diemer trail (easy)
From the sports ground in Arzl along the forestry path around the
Osterstein, then back again to the starting point via the steep Diemersteig
trail. Length: 3.1 km, altitude difference: 120 m
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Arzl
Waldeck trail (easy)
From the car park below the Waldeck refreshments stop, past the same
and onwards to Krabichl. From there back again to the starting point along
forest trails past the cable lift mountain terminal.
Length: 4.3 km, altitude difference: 140 m
2
Arzl
Luis Trenker trail (intermediate)
From the car park at the Luis Trenker trail through the Pitzen gorge and
Arzl
a steep uphill to Wald. Then back to the starting point along the old road.
Length: 5 km, altitude difference: 160 m
3
Imsterberg trail ‘A’ (intermediate)
Trail begins opposite Hotel Post; head out towards Imsterberg then
take a steep path up to the Unterwaldweg. From there back again to Arzl.
Length: 7 km, altitude difference: 155 m
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Arzl
NORDIC WALKING
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Imsterberg trail ‘B’ (intermediate)
Trail begins opposite Hotel Post; head out towards Imsterberg. Just before Imsterberg turn off down to Imsterau and continue along the Unterwaldweg back to Arzl. Length: 10.8 km, altitude difference: 230 m
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Arzl
Plattenrain trail (intermediate)
From the Alpine inn of Plattenrain along the forestry trail to the
Arzl
Timmler Alm; continue on to the Hochaster Alm. Then back to the starting
point along the forest trail and road.
Length: 6.7 km, altitude difference: 320 m
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WENNS/PILLER
Introductory trail (easy)
From Brennwald on the old valley trail towards Blons. Once there, cross
the road and back again to Brennwald.
Length: 4.6 km, altitude difference: 200 m.
1
Wenns/Piller
Pitzenhoftrail (intermediate)
Wenns/Piller From Brennwald down across the fields and through Wiesle to the
Pitzenhöfe, from there across the forest path to the village limits of Wenns
(M-Preis supermarket) Length: 7.5 km, altitude difference: 150 m.
2
Forstgartentrail (intermediate)
From Matzlewald to Forstgarten and back along an ascending forest
path. Length: 5.5 km, altitude difference: 210 m.
3
Wenns/Piller
Kielebergtrail (difficult)
From Matzlewald to Forstgarten, then along a forest path to the Kielebergalm (highest point) and back again to Matzlewald along a steep path.
Length: 11.1 km, altitude difference: 640 m.
4
Wenns/Piller
Torfmoortrail (intermediate)
From Fuchsmoos along the Kulturweg to Gacher Blick and across the
peat moor back to Fuchsmoos. Length: 7 km, altitude difference: 200 m.
5
Wenns/Piller
Hubertustrail (easy)
Wenns/Piller From Gacher Blick/Piller Höhe towards Harbeweiher and back.
Length: 5.9 km, altitude difference: 120 m.
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JERZENS
Dorftrail - circular village tour in Jerzens (easy)
Go hiking through the fields in the middle of Jerzens village: two fairly
steep stretches but otherwise quite gentle ups and downs.
Length: 1.3 km; altitude difference: 42 m.
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Jerzens
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NORDIC WALKING
Wasserfalltrail - waterfall trail (intermediate)
Jerzens (village) - forest trail - path through the woods to waterfall - fairly steep descent - way back to village centre (church) is flat. Length: 5.5 km, altitude difference: 260 m. Route is 1.4 km road, 4.5 km forest trail, 700 m path.
2
Jerzens
Lisstrail (little tour) Liss - Schwaig - Innerwald - Liss (interJerzens mediate) Length: 4.2 km, altitude difference: 180 m. Route comprises 600 m road, the rest is forest trail.
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Lisstrail (big tour) - Liss - Hochzeigerhaus - Liss (intermediate)
Big tour along road - end of Schwaig - steep path - across a meadow forest trail (finish of both the big and small tours). Climb up through the
woods to the Hochzeigerhaus - descent from the through the woods, then
back to Liss via the Stalderhütte => beautiful views of Jerzens, Wenns and
Piller! Length: 9.7 km, altitude difference: 520 m. Route comprises 600 m
road, the rest is forest paths.
4
Jerzens
Zirbenwegtrail - hike starting from the midway station of the
Jerzens Hochzeiger Bergbahnen (intermediate) Midway station of the
Hochzeiger Bergbahnen - Hochzeigerhaus - Swiss pine trail towards Kalbenalm - midway station. Length: 6.6 km, altitude difference: 290 m. Only forest
paths through and across Jerzner Alm (Tanzalm) and large meadows.
5
Steinhoftrail - Kienberg tour (intermediate)
Start at Kienbergbrücke - take the road to Matzlewald - at the fork, head
towards Steinhof am Bildbaum => beautiful views of Wenns and Jerzens; a
recommended vantage point is just above the Steinhof. The tour ends back at
the starting point. Length: 4.6 km, altitude difference: 250 m. Route comprises 1.2 km road, the rest is forest and field paths.
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Jerzens
NORDIC WALKING
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ST. LEONHARD
Introductory trail (easy)
Turn left off the road at Scheibrand and walk down a small way into
the valley, then at the edge of the wood follow the farm path to Hairlach out
of the valley. Then back to Scheibrand.
Length: 3 km, altitude difference: 26 m; entire trail consists of forest and
field paths
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St. Leonhard
Alois-Gabl Trail (easy to intermediate)
From Wiese take the Alois-Gabl-Weg through the Kitzgartenschlucht to
Zaunhof parish church. Above the church a trail through the forest leads to
Schußlehn and on from there to the original starting point in Wiese.
Length: 3.6 km, altitude difference: 140 m; route consists of forest paths, field
paths and brief section of road.
2
St. Leonhard
Valley end panoramic trail (intermediate)
From the car park within Plangeroß walk along the stream to Mandarfen, from there to the Taschachalm, descend to Mittelberg through the wood.
Now on the other side of the valley, return to Plangeroß via Mandarfen and
Tieflehn. Length: 8.2 km, altitude difference: 170 m; the entire route consists
of forest paths.
3
St. Leonhard
Valley trail to Kneipp centre (intermediate)
From Plangeroß follow the valley hiking trail to Stillebach and from
there to the Kneipp centre. Length: 7.8 km, altitude difference: 200 m; the entire route consists of forest and field paths.
4
St. Leonhard
Big valley trail (easy to intermediate)
Cross the road at the St. Leonhard local authority building and continue above Eggenstall to Ronach and from there to Bichl. Now walk on the
other side of the road along the Pitze to Unterrain, then go back to Eggenstall
and St. Leonhard from there along the trail above the village in the direction
of Innerwald. A highly interesting route featuring varying levels of difficulty!
Length: 6.9 km, altitude difference: 220 m; the entire route consists of forest
and field paths.
5
St. Leonhard
Panoramic trail (intermediate)
St. Leonhard From the ADEG supermarket cross the road and walk along the Panoramic trail above Piösmes to the Kneipp centre in Stillebach - do a circular tour
of Stillebach and back - cross the road and return to Piösmes along the valley
path. Total distance: 5 km, altitude difference: 90 m; the entire route consists
of forest and field paths.
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RUNNING
For a map with clearly marked running trails please see the separate
brochure: “Mountainbike, Nordic Walking und Laufkarte”.
ARZL
“Little” Osterstein tour (easy)
Start/end: Arzl football ground, distance: 2.3 km, difference in elevation: 20 m, From the football ground in Arzl on a very comfortable circuit towards Dorf and via Osterstein and the Diemersteig back to the starting point:
partly illuminated at night.
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Arzl
“Big” Osterstein tour (easy)
Start/end: football ground, distance: 3.4 km, difference in elevation:
40 m. From the football ground in Arzl on a very comfortable circuit towards
Dorf and via Osterstein and a forest trail back to the starting point.
2
Arzl
Imsterau tour (intermediate)
Start/end: immediately opposite the Hotel Post, distance: 7 km, difference in elevation: 155 m. Starts immediately opposite the Hotel Post in the centre
of Arzl. After an initial climb, head off for a comfortable 1.5 km on a forest road
until it branches off in the direction of Jakobsweg. Get ready for the very narrow
forest trail that awaits you here, on which you will conquer a difference in elevation of 115hm over a distance of 400 m. A very demanding climb of 87hm awaits
you over the last two kilometres before you reach the starting point.
3
Arzl
RUNNING
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WENNS
“Little” Klausboden tour (easy)
Start/end: Mühlhoppen car park above Wenns, distance: 7.2 km, difference in elevation: 250 m. From the car park at Mühlhoppen climbing in easy
stages up to the saw mill in front of Matzlewald, then along a delightful forest
path as far as Klausboden. Once there at Piller Straße, continue on to
Langegerte and back along this same stretch via Bichl to Mühlhoppen.
1
Wenns
“Big” Klausboden tour (intermediate)
Start/end: Mühlhoppen car park above Wenns, distance: 9.3 km, difference in elevation: 410 m. From the car park at Mühlhoppen climbing in easy
stages up to the saw mill in front of Matzlewald, then along a delightful forest
path as far as Klausboden. Once there, head off towards Piller as far as the fork
to Taschen or Baustadl. The next section is about 2.2 km long with a difference
in elevation of about 150hm. Continue along a forest trail to Langegerte and
back to the starting point.
2
Wenns
Steinhof tour (intermediate)
Start/end: Pitztaler Hof inn car park, distance: 6.3 km, difference in elevation: 350 m. From the car park above the Pitztaler Hof inn via the “Old
Road” as far as Timmls. After a short climb of about 300 metres, it continues
through the Steinhof and back to the starting point Hotel Pitztaler Hof.
3
Wenns
JERZENS
Hochzeiger hiking trail (intermediate)
Start/end: Hochzeiger Mountain Railway car park, distance: 10.1 km,
difference in elevation: 570 m. The trail starts at the gateway to the hamlet of
Kaitanger in front of the Hotel Andy and initially goes along a tarmac road before giving way after a few hundred metres to a gravel path leading to the intermediate mountain railway station. After the sweaty climb to over 2000 metres, the signposted track goes towards Innerwald and back again to the
starting point.
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Jerzens
Wassertal trail (easy)
Jerzens Start/end: Hochzeiger mountain railway car park, distance: 3.3 km, difference in elevation: 53 m. The 33 km trail starts at the Hochzeiger mountain
railway car park at the gateway to the hamlet of Kaitanger in front of the Hotel
Andy. Without climbing too far, you can run on a tarmac road to begin with
and then on a firm forest trail about 2 m wide. Before the forest trail begins to
descend too steeply, the signposted running trail re-emerges and you return
via the same trail to the starting point.
2
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RUNNING
Graslehn tour (difficult)
Start/end: Jerzens fire station, distance: 7.5 km, difference in elevation: 686 m. The tour starts in the village centre and goes along a tarmac road
to begin with to the hamlet of Schön via Pitztal Bikes as far as the fork to
Graslehn. There follows a section about 1.5 km long with a difference in elevation of about 200hm. It continues along a gravel path to Kienberg and via a
somewhat steeper climb back to the starting point.
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Jerzens
ST. LEONHARD
Kneipp (hydrotherapy) facility (intermediate)
Start/end: Stillebach Kneipp facility, distance: 14.9 km, difference in
elevation: 290 m. Delightful trail along the Pitzen river and over part of the
Pitztal cycle path through Piösmes, Enger as far as Hairlach. The running trail
makes a short loop at the turning point and then goes back along the same
path to the starting point.
1
St. Leonhard
Taschachhaus (difficult)
Start/end: Plangeroß, distance: 17.6 km, difference in elevation:
700 m. From the car park between Plangeroß and Tieflehn on the Pitztal cycle
track to Mittelberg, past the Pitztal chairlift valley station you will reach the
Taschach Alm after about 4 km. Here you will be able to transfer to a shorter
tour and walk back again to Plangeroß. The trail to below the Taschach house
climbs to 2,056 m along an alpine path and has a breathtaking view. Go back
along the same track as far as Taschach Alm and then on to the starting point.
2
St. Leonhard
Rifflsee tour (easy)
Start/end: Rifflsee mountain terminal, distance: 2.93 km, difference in elevation: 66 m. The tour trail starts at the signpost to the Rifflsee mountain hut just
in front of the Rifflsee mountain terminal. Runners have to tackle a slight slope of
66hm over the first 500 m. A level path 1.8 m long and at least 1.5 m wide then
awaits them. After 2.3 km it goes over 62hm once more back to the starting point.
3
St. Leonhard
CLIMBING RANGES, ASCENTS, INDOOR ARENA, WALLS
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Further information on climbing routes in Pitztal can be found at
www.climbers-paradise.com
Gletscherstube/Mittelberg: Climbing range (from easy to hard)
Plangeroß: Climbing range below the Rüsselsheimer Hütte (hard)
Around the Rüsselsheimer Hütte: Climbing range and fixed rope
climbing (medium – hard)
Mandarfen: Pitztal climbing arena
climbing tower (with routes from easy to hard),
boulder tower with simple routes
Bookings and further details from:
Club Alpin Pitztal, Tieflehn 87, 6481 St. Leonhard im Pitztal
tel: +43(0)5413-85000, fax: +43(0)5413-85000-11
[email protected], www.club-alpin-pitztal.at
Jerzens/Hochzeiger: Climbing arena
Fixed rope climbing route (from easy to intermediate difficulty), climbing
routes (from easy to difficult), “Flying Fox”, ropeway.
For information and registration please contact:
Alpin Center Hochzeiger-Jerzens, Liss 270, 6474 Jerzens
tel: +43(0)5414-86910, [email protected]
www.alpincenter-pitztal.com
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Arzl/“Steinwand”:
Fixed rope climbing route
Features approx. 400–500 m
of climbing, ranging from the
easy (approx. 150 m) and intermediate (approx. 150 m) to
the difficult (approx. 150 m).
Details available from the
Pitztal tourist board.
Pitztal Glacier:
Fixed rope climbing route
(near the Gletscherstube).
4 different fixed rope routes
(via ferrata). Features 1,200 m
of climbing trails; easy to intermediate levels of difficulty.
Erlebnissteig: A–B, Gamssteig:
C–D, Murmeltiersteig: C, Steinbocksteig: C–D+
Details available from the Pitztal tourist board.
PITZTAL HIGH ROPES ADVENTURE PARK
Waldseilpark Pitztal - opening spring 2010: This is a new high ropes adventure park with 5 graded courses plus 2 introductory courses. Find out about
the 54 practice sessions in all, located less than a 15-minute walk away from
the centre of Jerzens.
Information and registration:
Alpin Center Hochzeiger-Jerzens, Liss 270, 6474 Jerzens
tel: +43(0)5414-86910, [email protected],
www.alpincenter-pitztal.com
Tourist office Pitztal
tel +43(0)5414-86999, [email protected], www.pitztal.com
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Tennis facilities at the Freizeitzentrum Wenns
A-6473 Wenns, St. Margarethen 637, tel: +43(0)5414-87774,
fax: +43(0)5414-86857, [email protected]
2 indoor granulate courts, 2 artificial grass courts with floodlighting
Outdoor tennis courts at the Freizeitanlage Arzl
A-6471 Arzl i.P., outdoor tennis courts,
tel: +43(0)676-6335574, 3 clay courts
Further tennis courts available on request:
Tennis court at Hotel Wildspitze,
St. Leonhard/Mandarfen, tel: +43(0)5413-86207
Tennis court at Hotel Gletscherblick,
St. Leonhard/Mittelberg, tel: +43(0)5413-86292
Tennis court at Ferienhof Raich,
Arzl/Leins, tel: +43(0)5412-62172
State-certified tennis instructor:
Christian Rundl, tel: +43(0)650-2405077
CURLING
Mountain Camp/Jerzens fishpond, tel: +43(0)5414-87571
Arzl sports ground, tel: +43(0)664-1244825
BEACH VOLLEYBALL , SKATER´S PARK, BASKETBALL , BOWLING
Beach volleyball: Jerzens fishpond, Wenns swimming pools, Freizeitanlage Arzl
Skater´s park: Stillebach football ground, Jerzens fishpond
Basketball: Jerzens fishpond
Bowling: Freizeitzentrum Wenns, tel: 43(0)5414-87774,
Sport- & Vitalhotel Seppl/Weißwald, tel: +43(0)5413-86220
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Accommodation
The Pitztal offers a wide range of accommodations ranging from private
rooms to a 4-star hotel. Details are available from the Pitztal Tourist Board.
All inquiry offices have a free list of accommodation providers for you to take
with you.1
General information about the Pitztal (room vacancies, events, etc.) and
e-mail service available from the inquiry terminals of the Pitztal Tourist
Board at the entrance to the Pitztal, Arzl, Wenns, Jerzens, Mandarfen local
inquiries office, Hochzeiger Bergbahnen valley terminal, Wiese welcome
square and St. Leonhard local authority building.
Alpine Club
The closest Alpine Club office is in Imst, Ing.-Baller-Straße 4,
tel: +43(0)5412-65284, opening times: Tue and Thu 5pm to 7pm;
details of alpine hiking trails and AC mountain huts
Ambulance - emergency number: 144
Austrian Red Cross, Imst Accident & Emergency Centre,
Meranerstr.16, tel: +43(0)5412-66444
ATMs
ATMs are available at all banks, at the valley terminal of the Hochzeiger Bergbahnen and at Mandarfen local inquiries office.
Avalanche reports
Free inquiry number (taped service): +43(0)800-800503
fax: +43(0)512-580915, www.lawine.at
Bakeries
Dietmar Sturm, Wenns, Oberdorf 218, tel: +43(0)5414-87203
Andreas Schranz, St. Leonhard, Eggenstall 151, tel: +43(0)5413-87219
Banks
Raiffeisen Bank Arzl, no. 76, tel: +43(0)5412-63121-0
Sparkasse Imst, Arzl branch, no. 78 b, tel: +43(0)5412-65374-0
Raiffeisen Bank Wald bei Arzl, no. 14, tel: +43(0)5412-63121-0
Raiffeisen Bank Wenns, Unterdorf 18, tel: +43(0)5999-36353
Sparkasse Imst, Wenns branch, Oberdorf 214, tel: +43(0)5414-87540
Raiffeisen Bank Jerzens, no. 220, tel: +43(05999-3635359100
Raiffeisen Bank St. Leonhard, no. 115, tel: +43(0)5999-3635359200
Boutiques
Intersport Huter, Wenns, Oberdorf 212, tel: +43(0)5414-87234
Sport Lentsch, Jerzens, Liss, tel: +43(0)5414-86800
Intersport Huter, St. Leonhard, Plangeroß 67, tel: +43(0)5413-86332
Intersport Huter, St. Leonhard, Mandarfen, tel: +43(0)5413-86382
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Breakdown and towing service
ARBÖ, Imst, Industriezone 37, tel: +43(0)5412-62218,
emergency number 123
ÖAMTC, Imst, Langgasse 87, tel: +43(0)5412-63167, emergency number 120
Bus services
Exact departure times of scheduled services are indicated in the Federal Bus
(Bundesbusse) timetables. General bus information is also available by calling
+43(0)5412-66266 (between 7.45am and 4.45pm) or by visiting the websites
at www.vvt.at or www.postbus.at
Butcher’s
Metzgerei Krug, Wenns, Unterdorf 1, tel: +43(0)5414-87264
Cafés/pubs
Tennisstüberl, Arzl, Freizeitanlage, tel: +43(0)676-5629423 (summer only)
Bungy Stüberl, Arzl, Benni-Raich-Brücke, tel: +43(0)5413-85000 (summer only)
Chaos Pub, Arzl, no. 155, tel: +43(0)5412-62785
Treffpunkt, Arzl, no. 49, tel: +43(0)5412-63836
Herz As, Arzl, no. 78b, tel: +43(0)5412-65475
Pub Rutsche, Musik-Bar, Wenns, Unterdorf 13, tel: +43(0)5414-86993
Imbiss Metzgerei Krug,Wenns, Unterdorf 1, tel: +43(0)5414-87264
Café Holiday, Jerzens, Liss 233, tel: +43(0)5414-86184
Café Pizzaria Liss, Jerzens; Liss 250, tel: +43(0)5414-20132
Egger Alm, Liss 250, tel: +43(0)5414-20131 (winter only)
Bar Illegal, Liss, tel: +43(0)5414-86800-50 (winter only)
Café Restaurant Zirm, Jerzens, Dorf 220, tel: +43(0)5414-86056
Café-Bistro am Platzl, St. Leonhard, Mandarfen 86, tel: +43(0)5413-86386
Hexenstube, Tieflehn 65, tel: +43(0)5413-85003
Siglu der Treffpunkt, Mandarfen 73, tel: +43(0)5413-86361-64
Mandarfner Dorfstadl, Mandarfen 23, tel: +43(0)5413-86214
Pitztaler Alm, Mandarfen 74, tel: +43(0)5413-86365
Camping sites
Pitztal mountain camp in Jerzens
(38 pitching spots - all year round), tel: +43(0)5414-87571
Car hire
KFZ-Fachdienst Erich Reinstadler, Jerzens, tel: +43(0)5414-87456
Autoverleih Franz Kogoj, Landeck, tel: +43(0)5442-61466
mobile24 Autovermietung e.U., Roppen, Waldele 54, tel: +43(0)5417-20017
Europcar, Innsbruck, tel: +43(0)664-1225995
Avis, Innsbruck, tel: +43(0)512-571754
Hertz, Innsbruck, tel: +43(0)512-580901
The Shuttle, Innsbruck, tel: +43(0)512-588468
Sixt, Innsbruck, tel: +43(0)512-292939
Megadrive, Innsbruck, tel: +43(0)50105-4150
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Car parks, public
Arzl: sports ground, recreation centre, Benni-Raich-Bridge
(formerly the Pitzenklammbrücke), Oberdorf,
opposite Café Treffpunkt, Wald church, Leins church
Wenns: leisure centre, Georg-Matthäus-Vischer-Platz, music pavilion
(near the church), Oberdorf opposite the Tschirgantblick hotel
Piller: Pillerweiher pond, pavilion
Jerzens: local authority building, Hochzeiger Bergbahnen valley terminal
St.Leonhard: Rifflseebahn valley terminal, Pitztaler Gletscherbahn valley
terminal, local authority building St. Leonhard
Car wash
OMV service station,
self-service car wash, Arzl, no. 130
Disc service station,
self-service car wash, Wenns, Unterdorf 2
Mazda Santeler,
St. Leonhard, Scheibrand 152
Chemist’s
Drogeriemarkt Schlecker Arzl
Drogeriemarkt Schlecker Wenns
Cinemas
(please contact the particular cinema or Pitztal Tourist Board for details of the
current schedule)
FMZ Kino
A-6460 Imst, Industriezone 30, tel: +43(0)5412-65437, www.fmzkino.at
Altes Kino Imst
A-6460 Imst, Dr.-Pfeiffenberger-Straße 8a, tel: +43(0)5412-66126
Climbing, indoor arena
Imst indoor climbing arena
Imst, Am Raun 25, tel: +43(0)5412-626522 fax: +43(0)5412-64514
Coach parking
Arzl: Kapf car park at the Pitztal Grill, Benni-Raich-Brücke (formerly the
Pitzenklammbrücke), recreation centre
Wenns: Recycling yard
Jerzens: Hochzeiger Bergbahnen valley terminal
St. Leonhard: Rifflseebahn valley terminal, Pitztaler Gletscherbahn valley
terminal
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Cosmetics / beauty care
ARZL
Hotel L(M)ärchenwald, Wald 70, tel: +43(0)5412/64131,
available on request
WENNS
Hotel Alpina, Oberdorf 211, tel: +43(0)5414-87426
(also manicure and pedicure)
Heilmasseur & Heilbademeister Harald Bauer, Unterdorf 1,
tel: +43(0)664-5042829
Claudia Stoll, Chiropody and nageldesign, Unterdorf 115,
Tel: +43(0)676/5282196
JERZENS
Natur & Spa Hotel Panorama, Kaitanger 173, tel: +43(0)5414-87352
Wellnesshotel Jerzner Hof, Oberfeld 170, tel: +43(0)5414-8510
Vitalhotel Andy, Liss 244, tel: +43(0)5414-86100
ST. LEONHARD
Sport & Vital Hotel Seppl, Weißwald 41, tel: +43(0)5413-86220
Wellnesshotel Tieflehner Hof, Tieflehn 20, tel: +43(0)5413-86209
Verwöhnhotel Wildspitze, Mandarfen 46, tel: +43(0)5413-86207
Hotel Vier Jahreszeiten, Mandarfen 73, tel: +43(0)5413-86361
Sportiv-Hotel Mittagskogel, Mandarfen 86, tel: +43(0)5413-86386
Wellness-Sport-Hotel Andreas Hofer, Mandarfen 23, tel: +43(0)5413-86214
Credit cards
You can use credit cards with a PIN to withdraw money from the ATMs.
Some hotels and shops also accept credit cards.
Darts / pool / table football
Darts: at the leisure centre, the ‘Rutsche’ pub and music bar (all in
Wenns), at the ‘Chaos’ pub in Arzl, ‘Hexenkessel’ in Tieflehn, ‘Pitztaler Alm’
and ‘Dorfstadl’ in Mandarfen.
Pool: at the leisure centre in Wenns and the Hexenkessel in Tieflehn
Table Football: at the leisure centre in Wenns and the Hexenkessel
in Tieflehn
Doctors / dentists
Dr. Andreas Wutsch in Arzl, no. 210, tel: +43(0)5412-63557
Mon-Fri: 8am-12noon and by appointment
Wenns, Unterdorf 18
Dr. Astrid Mathoi, Wenns, Unterdorf 18, tel: +43(0)5414-87535
Mon-Fri: 8am-12noon and by appointment
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Doctors / vets
Dr. Peter Wassermann - St. Lukas veterinary clinic in Arzl,
Bichl 222 (for both large and small animals), tel: +43(0)5412-65535
Doctors / GPs
Please refer to local newspapers or the Tourist Board for details of weekend
services.
Dr. Ralf Tursky in Arzl, no. 180, tel: +43(0)5412-66120-0
Mon, Tue, Wed, Fri: 8am - 11am, Tue, Wed: 5pm - 6.30pm
Dr. Christoph Unger in Wenns, Unterdorf 7, tel: +43(0)5414-87205
Mon, Tue, Thu, Fri: 7.30am - 11.30am, Mon, Thu: 5pm - 7pm
Dr. Franz Eiter in Jerzens, no. 220, tel: +43(0)5414-86244
Mon, Tue, Thu, Fri: 9am - 12noon, Tue, Thu: 18 - 7pm
Dr. Michael Niederreiter in St. Leonhard, Eggenstall 216,
tel: +43(0)5413-87205
from May 1 - Sep 30: Mon, Wed: 8.30am - 11.30am + 4pm - 6pm,
Tue: 8.30am - 11.30am, Fri: 9am - 11am
from Oct 1 - Apr 30: Mon, Tue: 9am - 11am + 4pm - 6pm,
Wed: 8.30am - 11.30am + 4pm - 6pm, Fri: 9am - 11am
Excursions, recommended
(please note that the starting and finishing points for distances indicated in
kilometres is the start of the Pitztal!)
Wenns/Piller: Naturparkhaus; approx. 20 km
Jerzens: Stone Line Exhibition at the local authority building; approx. 11 km
Imst: Alpine Coaster, Imst carnival museum, Myth of beer, Rosengartenschlucht, Ballhaus museum, indoor climbing arena, ‘Bummelbär’ children’s
slow train; approx. 7 km
Zams: Zammer Lochputz; approx. 20 km
Fließ: Fließ archeological museum via Piller Höhe; approx. 20 km
Kaunertal: Gepatsch reservoir via Piller Höhe: approx. 30 km
Ötztal: Stuiben waterfall and ‘Ötzi’ village in Umhausen: approx. 25 km,
Aqua-Dome and farming museum in Längenfeld; approx. 35 km,
‘Tower’ museum and Piburger See in Ötz; approx. 17 km
Nassereith: Fernsteinsee; approx. 20 km
Mötz: Locherboden, site of pilgrimage to the Virgin Mary; approx. 24 km
Stams: Stams convent; approx. 25 km
Innsbruck: Alpine zoo, visit to the Old Town, giant circular painting,
Schloss Ambras, Bergisel entrenchment, etc.; approx. 60 km
Hall: Visit to the Old Town, minting of coins in Hall’s mint tower; approx. 65 km
Wattens: Swarovski Crystal Worlds; approx. 75 km
Schwaz: Schwaz silver mine, Schwaz planetarium; approx. 87 km
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Excursions
‘Three Passes Outing’: Pitztal-Fernpaß-Reutte-Lechtal-Flexenpaß-Zürs/
Lech-Arlbergpaß-St. Anton-Pitztal approx. 195 km
Sellraintal-Innsbruck: Pitztal-Ötz-Kühtai-Sellraintal-Innsbruck-Pitztal
approx. 110 km
Silvretta Stausee-Montafon: Pitztal-Landeck-Paznauntal-Ischgl-Silvretta
Reservoir-Montafon-Arlbergpaß-Pitztal approx. 180 km
Royal Bavarian Castles: Pitztal-Reutte-Füssen-HochschwangauNeuschwanstein-Wieskirche-Oberammergau-Ettal-Garmisch-EhrwaldFernpaß-Pitztal approx. 200 km
Hahntennjoch: Pitztal-Imst-Hahntennjoch-Pitztal
(connection to Elmen/Lechtal also possible); approx. 45 mins
Vinschgau-Merano: Imst-Landeck-Reschenpass-Vinschgau-MeranoPasseiertal to St. Leonhard - from there, return via Timmelsjoch-Ötztal
or Jaufenpass-Brenner-Innsbruck, 360 km
Fire brigade - emergency number 122
Fitness rooms
JERZENS
Wellnesshotel Jerzner Hof, Oberfeld 170, tel: +43(0)5414-85100
Vitalhotel Andy, Liss 244, tel: +43(0)5414-86100
WENNS
Hotel Alpina (formely Hotel Hubertus), Oberdorf 211, tel: +43(0)5414-87426
ST. LEONHARD
Sporthotel Christoph, Weißwald 63, tel: +43(0)5413-86245
Florist’s
Blumen Andy, Wenns, Unterdorf 7, tel: +43(0)5414-87606
Games hire
Games are available on loan from the parish libraries in Arzl and Wenns. See
Libraries for details of opening times.
Garages / motor vehicle products / repairs
Harry Strigl, Kfz-Werkstätte GmbH, Arzl, no. 139, tel: +43(0)5412-63998
Richard Finazzer, Kfz-Werkstätte (all makes of vehicle),
Arzl, Gewerbegebiet 4, +43(0)5412-63222
Autospenglerei Schatz & Mayr, Arzl, Gewerbegebiet 7, +43(0)5412-62666
KFZ-Mike, Michael Weber, (all makes of vehicle), Wenns, Unterdorf 101,
tel: +43(0)5414-86338
Erich Reinstadler, Kfz-Fachdienst, Jerzens, Pitztaler Straße 214,
tel: +43(0)5414-87456
Mazda Santeler, St. Leonhard, Scheibrand 152, tel: +43(0)5413-87242
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Gifts
Kunsthand Arzl, Arzl, no. 78a, tel: +43(0)5412-62390
Geschenke Sonja, Wenns, Oberdorf 209, tel: +43(0)664-3970886
Hairdressers
Hair & Style, Arzl, no. 211, tel: +43(0)5412-66477
Friseursalon Claudia, Wenns, St. Margarethen 618, tel: +43(0)5414-87306
Friseursalon Helga, Wenns, Oberdorf 209, tel: +43(0)5414-87259
Modefriseur Jerzens, Jerzens, no. 18, tel: +43(0)664-8680980
Friseur Happy Hair (Hotel Wildspitze), St. Leonhard, Mandarfen 46,
tel: +43(0)5413-86303171 od. 86251
Hiking maps/Hiking guides/Hiking badges/Hiking pass
Hiking maps and guides are available from the tourist information centres in
the Pitztal villages. The Pitztal mountaineering badge comes in bronze, silver,
gold, and gold with crystal. The corresponding mountaineering and Alpine hut
booklet is available from the tourist information offices in the Pitztal.
Hospitals
Allgemeines Krankenhaus St. Vinzens in Zams, tel: +43(0)5442-600
medalp imst Zentrum für ambulante Chirurgie Betriebs GmbH,
Dr. Pfeiffenberger Str. 24, A - 6460 Imst
tel: +43(0)5412-61199-0, fax: +43(0)5412-61199-11
UNI-Klinik Innsbruck, tel: +43(0)512-504
Internet / WLAN-Hotspot
Tourist office Pitztal, Jerzens local inquiries office, Dorf 220,
tel: +43(0)5414-86999
Wellness-Sport-Hotel Andreas Hofer, St. Leonhard, Mandarfen 23,
tel: +43(0)5413-86214
Sportivhotel Mittagskogel, St. Leonhard, Mandarfen 86,
tel: +43(0)5413-86386
Hotel Vier Jahreszeiten, St. Leonhard, Mandarfen 73, tel: +43(0)5413-86361
Verwöhnhotel Wildspitze, St. Leonhard, Mandarfen 46,
tel: +43(0)5413-86207
Pizhotel, St. Leonhard, Mandarfen 78, tel: +43(0)5413-86365
Hotel Gletscherblick, St. Leonhard, Mittelberg 48, tel: +43(0)5413-86292
Hotel Gundolf, St. Leonhard, Tieflehn 19, tel: +43(0)5413-86223
Wellnesshotel Tieflehner Hof, St. Leonhard, Tieflehn 20, tel: +43(0)5413-86209
Sport & Vital Hotel Seppl, St. Leonhard, Weißwald 41, tel: +43(0)5413-86220
Hotel Alpenhof, St. Leonhard, Enger 171, tel: +43(0)5413-87292
Gasthof Sonne-Liesele, St. Leonhard, Eggenstall, tel: +43(0)5413-87202
Pension Astoria, Jerzens, Liss 232, tel: +43(0)5414-87797
Mountain Camp Jerzens, Jerzens, tel: +43(0)5414-87571
Hotel Panorama, Jerzens, Kaitanger 173, tel: +43(0)5414-87352
Hotel Venetblick, Jerzens, Liss 182, tel: +43(0)5414-8550
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Internet / Internet access points
Alpengasthof Plattenrain, Arzl, Timmls 18, tel: +43(0)5412-63101
Pub Rutsche, Wenns, Unterdorf 13, tel: +43(0)5414-86993, from 17:00
Jerzens local inquiries office, Jerzens, Dorf 220, tel: +43(0)5414-86999
Fishpond Jerzens, Jerzens, tel: +43(0)5414-87571
Vitalhotel Andy, Jerzens, Liss 244, tel: +43(0)5414-86100
Pitztaler Alm, Mandarfen, tel: +43(0)5413-86365
Hotel Vier Jahreszeiten, Mandarfen, tel: +43(0)5413-86361
Mandarfner Dorfstadl, Mandarfen 23, tel: +43(0)5413-86380
Restaurant Bergwerk, Plangeroß 45, tel: +43(0)5413-86350
General information about the Pitztal (room vacancies, events, etc.) and
e-mail service available from the inquiry terminals of the Pitztal Tourist
Board at the entrance to the Pitztal valley, Arzl, Wenns, Mandarfen, Jerzens
inquiries office, Hochzeiger Bergbahnen valley terminal, Wiese welcome
square and St. Leonhard local authority building.
Libraries
Arzl parish library (Widum Arzl)
open every Wed (5.30pm-7.30pm) and Fri (6.30pm-7.30pm)
Wenns library (Wenns secondary school)
open every Mon and Thu (6pm-7pm)
St. Leonhard parish library (village hall)
open Mon-Fri: 8am-12noon and 1pm-5pm
(you need to ask a member of staff at the village hall to open up the library)
Local authorities
Arzl local authority, no. 76, tel: +43(0)5412-63102
Wenns local authority, Unterdorf 7, tel: +43(0)5414-87214
Jerzens local authority, no. 220, tel: +43(0)5414-87336
St. Leonhard local authority, no. 115, tel: +43(0)5413-87201
Lost and found offices
at each of the local authority buildings in Arzl, Wenns, Jerzens and St. Leonhard (see local authorities)
Massages
ARZL
Massage therapy Thomas Walch, no. 25, tel: +43(0)5412-68840
Physiotherapy and sports therapy Pitztal Jan Rumping, no. 2a,
tel: +43(0)676-5499775
Hotel L(M)ärchenwald, Wald 70, tel: +43(0)5412-64131
WENNS
Massage Silvia, massage therapist, Oberdorf 215, tel: +43(0)5414-86198
Hotel Alpina, Oberdorf 211, tel: +43(0)5414-87426
(also manicure and pedicure)
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Heilmasseur & Heilbademeister Harald Bauer, Unterdorf 1,
tel: +43(0)664-5042829
Physiotherapy Kirschner, Oberdorf 211, tel: +43(0)664-5009138
JERZENS
Vitalhotel Andy, Liss 244, tel: +43(0)5414-86100
Wellnesshotel Jerzner Hof, Oberfeld 170, tel: +43(0)5414-8510
Natur & Spa Hotel Panorama, Kaitanger 173, tel: +43(0)5414-87352
ST. LEONHARD
Sports- & Massage therapy Eiter, Tieflehn 95, tel: +43(0)660-7671497
Sport & Vital Hotel Seppl, Weißwald 41, tel: +43(0)5413-86220
Wellnesshotel Tieflehner Hof, Tieflehn 20, tel: +43(0)5413-86209
Verwöhnhotel Wildspitze, Mandarfen 46, tel: +43(0)5413-86207
Hotel Vier Jahreszeiten, Mandarfen 73, tel: +43(0)5413-86361
Hotel Andreas Hofer, Mandarfen 23, tel: +43(0)5413-86214
Sportiv-Hotel Mittagskogel, Mandarfen 86, tel: +43(0)5413-86386
Mountain rescue service - emergency number 140
Notification points:
Hochzeiger Bergbahnen tel: +43(0)5414-87000,
Rifflseebahn tel: +43(0)5414-86206
Mountain watch Pitztal
operations centre tel: +43(0)5414-87256
Mushrooms
Calling all mushroom pickers! You can pick mushrooms every day
from 7am-7pm. Maximum amount: 1 kg/person.
Music pavilions in Arzl, Wald and Piller
Local brass bands frequently perform concerts during the summer months in
the music pavilions.
Newspapers / tobacconists
Foreign newspapers are available from some supermarkets and the hotels,
restaurants and petrol stations also sell tobacco products.
Pharmacies
Medicines are available from:
Pitztal Pharmag, Arzl, no. 76, local authority building,
tel: +43(0)5412-61258
Dr. Christoph Unger, Wenns, Unterdorf 7,
tel: +43(0)5414-87205
Dr. Franz Eiter, Jerzens, no. 220, tel: +43(0)5414-86244
Dr. Michael Niederreiter, St. Leonhard, Eggenstall 216,
tel: +43(0)5413-87205
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Phones, public
Arzl: post office, Dorf (by the local authority building), Osterstein,
Wald (by the fire station), Leins (by the primary school)
Wenns: Oberdorf (by Pitztaler Hof), St. Margarethen
(opposite the leisure centre), Piller fire station, Farmie
Jerzens: local authority building
St. Leonhard: Zaunhof / fire station, St. Leonhard / post office, Plangeroß
/ next to the shop, Mandarfen / Rifflseebahn valley terminal, Pitztaler Gletscherbahn / mountain and valley terminals
Phoning, international dialling codes
from Austria to
Belgium
0032
Czech Republic
00420
Denmark
0045
France
0033
Germany
0049
Hungary
0036
Italy
0039
Luxembourg
00352
Netherlands
0031
Poland
0048
Slovakia
00421
Spain
0034
Sweden
0046
Switzerland
0041
United Kingdom
0044
USA
001
to Austria from
0043
0043
0043
0043
0043
0043
0043
0043
0043
0043
0043
0743
00943
0043
0043
01143
When you make a call, please remember to omit the initial ‘0’ of the area code
after dialling the international code (this does not apply to Italy).
Photo development
service available from any chemist’s
Pitztal Tourist Board
In the event that you have an inquiry, please contact the Pitztal Tourist Board
on +43(0)5414-86999, fax: +43(0)5414-86999 88,
e-mail: [email protected], www.pitztal.com;
Mon-Fri: 8am-6pm, Sat: 9am-12noon + 2pm-5pm
Pizza Service (only in the winter month)
Gasthof Wiese, St. Leonhard, Wiese 1, tel: +43(0)5413-87316
Police - emergency number: 133
Wenns, Unterdorf 18, tel: +43(0)5414-87202
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79
Post offices
Arzl post office, no. 157, tel: +43(0)577677-6471,
fax: +43(0)577678-6471, Mon-Fri: 8am-12noon + 2pm-5pm
Wenns post office, Unterdorf 7, tel: tel: +43(0)577677-6473,
fax: +43(0)577678-6473, Mon-Fri: 8am-12noon + 2pm-5pm
St. Leonhard post office, Eggenstall 119, tel: +43(0)577677-6481,
fax: +43(0)577678-6481, Mon-Fri: 8am-12noon + 2pm-5pm
Postal charges
Stamps are available from post offices, tobacconists, book shops and some kiosks.
Rates in EUR
Austria/Europe
International
Postcards / Letters:
0.65
1.40
Registration Fee:
2.10
2.10
Railway stations
Imst-Pitztal railway station: For general and timetable enquiries please call
05-1717. From the Pitztal valley buses leave daily to the Imst-Pitztal railway
station. Buses serve each village throughout the Pitztal. Departure times of
buses and trains are indicated in the timetables.
You can order a voucher for the journey from the Imst-Pitztal railway station
into the Pitztal. This entitles you to travel free of charge from the railway station into Pitztal.
Restaurants
Café Herz As, Arzl, no. 78, tel: +43(0)5412-65475
Hotel Montana, Arzl, no. 212, tel: +43(0)5412-63141
Pitztaler Nachtigall, Arzl, Leins 13, tel: +43(0)5412-64134 (winter only)
Alpengasthof Plattenrain, Arzl, Timmls 18, tel: +43(0)5412-63101
Hotel Post, Arzl, no. 1, tel: +43(0)5412-63111 evening menu
Hotel Arzlerhof, Arzl, Osterstein 31, tel: +43(0)5412-69000 evening menu
Pitztalerhof, Wenns, Oberdorf 215, tel: +3(0)5414-87220-0
Freizeitzentrum Wenns, Wenns, St. Margarethen 637, tel: +43(0)5414-87774
Gasthof Hirschen, Wenns, Piller 39, tel: +43(0)5414-87221
Neu Amerika, Wenns, Piller 27, tel: +43(0)5414-87510
Café Restaurant Gachenblick Naturparkhaus, Wenns/Piller,
Gachenblick 100, tel: +43(0)5414-20160
Gasthof Sonne, Wenns, Piller 41, tel: +43(0)5414-87288
Fischteich, Jerzens, no. 25, tel: +43(0)5414-87571
Pension Astoria, Jerzens, Kaitanger, tel: +43(0)5414-87797
Pizzeria Hirschenklause, Jerzens, no. 51, tel: +43(0)5414-87291
Bergrestaurant Hochzeiger, Jerzens, tel: +43(0)5414-87000 (winter only)
Café Restaurant Zirm, Jerzens, Dorf, tel: +43(0)5414-86056
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Stalderhütte, Jerzens, Hochzeiger, tel: +43(0)5414-86116
Restaurant Hochzeigerhaus, Jerzens, no. 143, tel: +43(0)5414-87335
Hotel zum Lammwirt, Jerzens, no. 30, tel: +43(0)5414-87337
Gasthaus Schön, Jerzens, no. 31, tel: +43(0)5414-87332
Pitzloch, Jerzens, no. 27, tel: +43(0)676-844801100
Tanzalm-Jerzneralm, Jerzens, middle station, tel: +43(0)5414-87553
Natur & Spa Hotel Panorama, Kaitanger 173, tel: +43(0)5414-87352
Café Holiday, Jerzens, Liss, tel: +43(0)5414-8550 (winter only)
Café Pizzeria Liss, Jerzens, Liss 250, tel: +43(0)5414-20132
Illegal, Jerzens, Liss, tel: +43(0)5414-8680050 (winter only)
Gasthof Jägerhof, Jerzens, Dorf 35, tel: +43(0)5414-87344
Gasthof Wiese, St. Leonhard, Wiese 1, tel: +43(0)5413-87316
Hotel Alpenhof, St. Leonhard, Enger 171, tel: +43(0)5413-87292
Hotel Sonne-Liesele, St. Leonhard, Eggenstall 40, tel: +43(0)5413-87202
Restaurant Zur Einkehr, St. Leonhard, Piösmes 64, tel: +43(0)5413-87253
Forellenstüberl, St. Leonhard, Köfels 138, tel: +43(0)5413-83227
Sport & Vitalhotel Seppl, St. Leonhard, Weißwald 41, tel: +43(0)5413-86220
Restaurant Bergwerk, St. Leonhard, Plangeroß 45, tel: +43(0)5413-86350
Restaurant s‘Pfandl, St. Leonhard, Tieflehn 76, tel: +43(0)5413-86373
Wellnesshotel Tieflehner Hof, St. Leonhard, Tieflehn 20,
tel: +43(0)5413-86209
Hotel Gundolf, St. Leonhard, Tieflehn 76, tel: +43(0)5413-86223
Hotel Zirbenhof, St. Leonhard, Mandarfen 53, tel: +43(0)5413-86284
Sportiv-Hotel Mittagskogel - Panoramastüberl, St. Leonhard,
Mandarfen 86, tel: +43(0)5413-86386
Restaurant Dorfstad‘l, St. Leonhard, Mandarfen 23, tel: +43(0)5413-86380
Hexenstube, St. Leonhard, Tieflehn 76, tel: +43(0)664-5039607
or +43(0)5413-85003
Siglu - der Treffpunkt, St. Leonhard, Mandarfen 73, tel: +43(0)5413-86361-64
Café Bistro Platzl, St. Leonhard, Mandarfen 86, tel: +43(0)5413-86386
Verwöhnhotel Wildspitze, St. Leonhard, Mandarfen 46, tel: +43(0)5413-86207
SunnaAlm Bergrestaurant Rifflsee, St. Leonhard, Bergstation Rifflsee,
tel: +43(0)5413-86206-260
Berghotel Steinbock, St. Leonhard, Mittelberg 49, tel: +43(0)5413-86238
Bergrestaurant Kristall & Wildspitze, St. Leonhard,
glacier mountain station, tel: +43(0)5413-86206-400
Pitztaler Alm, St. Leonhard, Mandarfen 78, tel: +43(0)5413-86365
Road maps
are available from the Pitztal Tourist Board, service stations and tobacconists
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Saunas / steam baths
ARZL
Hotel L(M)ärchenwald, Wald 70, tel: +43(0)5412-64131 from 8pm;
brief registration required beforehand
Hotel Post, no. 1, tel: +43(0)5412-63111 available on request
WENNS
Hotel Alpina, Wenns, Oberdorf 211, tel:+43(0)5414-87426
JERZENS
Hotel Venetblick, Liss 182, tel: +43(0)5414-8550
Vitalhotel Andy, Liss 244, tel: +43(0)5414-86100
Gasthof Jägerhof, no. 35, tel: +43(0)5414-87344
Natur & Spa Hotel Panorama, Kaitanger 173, tel: +43(0)5414-87352,
available on request
St. LEONHARD
Saunahaus “Zum Aufguss”, Piösmes 67, tel: +43(0)5413-87226
Hotel Vier Jahreszeiten, Mandarfen 73 tel: +43(0)5413-86361
Hotel Andreas Hofer, Mandarfen 23 tel: +43(0)5413-86214
Service stations
OMV Arzl, no. 130, tel: +43(0)5412-66276
Disc Wenns, Unterdorf 2, tel: +43(0)5414-87287
Shops, miscellaneous
Tabaktrafik Arzl, no. 78 b, tel: +43(0)5412-65375
Ander‘s Hofladen, Tiroler Hofschank, Arzl, Wald 52,
tel: +43(0)5412-67723
Gutes aus Tirol - Bauernladen Plattenrain, Wald 100, 6471 Arzl i. P.,
tel:: +43(0)5412-6412876 (Sale at Ander’s Hofladen)
Farbenwelt Fredi, Arzl, no. 72, tel: +43(0)5412-64121
Grutsch Emmerich & Egon, Installation GmbH, Gewerbepark 5,
tel: +43(0)5412-61181
Elektrohandel Wolfgang Flir, Arzl, no. 82,
tel: +43(0)5412-64257
Imkerei-Naturprodukte Martin Gundolf, Wenns, Pitzenhöfe 184,
tel: +43(0)5414-87244
Uhren-Schmuck Gasser, Wenns, Oberdorf 234,
tel: +43(0)5414-86124
Genewein Johann (genuine Pitztal bee’s honey + propolis), Wenns,
Farmie 471, tel: +43(0)5414-87503
Pitztal Skischool Shops
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Shops, sports
Intersport Huter, Wenns, Oberdorf 212, tel: +43(0)5414-87234
Sport Schultes, Jerzens, Liss 228, tel: +43(0)5414-87554
Sport Lentsch, Jerzens, Liss 13, tel: +43(0)5414-86800
Intersport Huter, St. Leonhard, Plangeroß 45, tel: +43(0)5413-86332
Sportgeschäft Pechtl, St. Leonhard, Mandarfen 57, tel: +43(0)5413-86237
Intersport Huter, St. Leonhard, Mandarfen, tel: +43(0)5413-86382
PitzRentTal Sportshop, St. Leonhard, Mandarfen 86, tel: +43(0)5413-86406
Snowlines
Hochzeiger Snowline: tel: +43(0)5414-87000-77
Pitztaler Gletscher Snowline: tel: +43(0)5413-86288-202
Solariums
ARZL
Hotel L(M)ärchenwald, Wald 70, tel: +43(0)5412-64131
brief registration required beforehand
WENNS
Hotel Alpina, Wenns, Oberdorf 211, tel:+43(0)5414-87426
JERZENS
Vitalhotel Andy, Liss 244, tel: +43(0)5414-86100
Wellnesshotel Jerzner Hof, Oberfeld 170 tel: +43(0)5414-85100
Hotel zum Lammwirt, no. 30, tel: +43(0)5414-87337
Natur & Spa Hotel Panorama, Kaitanger 173,
tel: +43(0)5414-87352 available on request
Hotel Venetblick, Liss 182, tel: +43(0)5414-8550
St. LEONHARD
Sportiv-Hotel Mittagskogel, Mandarfen 86 tel: +43(0)5413-86386
Hotel Vier Jahreszeiten, Mandarfen 73 tel: +43(0)5413-86361
Hotel Andreas Hofer, Mandarfen 23 tel: +43(0)5413-86214
Sport & Vital Hotel Seppl, Weißwald 41, tel: +43(0)5413-86220
Supermarkets and food stores
Spar Markt, Arzl, Hauptstraße 72b, tel: +43(0)5412-63861
M-Preis, Wenns, St. Margarethen 624, tel: +43(0)5414-87075
Spar Markt, Wenns, Unterdorf 6, tel: +43(0)5414-87208
Minimarkt Röck, Piller, no. 50, tel: +43(0)5414-87289
Mini M-Preis, Jerzens, no. 31, tel: +43(0)50321-8307
Strobl Klara, St. Leonhard, Eggenstall 136, tel: +43(0)5413-87209
ADEG-Josef Krischner, Piösmes 143, tel: +43(0)5413-87207
Minimarkt Plangeroß, St. Leonhard, Plangeroß 14
Andreas Hofer Markt, St. Leonhard, Mandarfen 23,
tel: +43(0)5413-8621413
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Swimming, indoor pools, outdoor pool
ARZL
Hotel L(M)ärchenwald, Wald 70, tel: +43(0)5412-64131 from 8pm;
brief registration required beforehand
WENNS
Outdoorpool, Wenns, tel:+43(0)5414-87226 or 87774 (summer only)
Hotel Alpina, Wenns, Oberdorf 211, tel:+43(0)5414-87426
JERZENS
Vitalhotel Andy, Liss 244, tel: +43(0)5414-86100,
available on request
Natur & Spa Hotel Panorama, Kaitanger 173,
tel: +43(0)5414-87352, available on request
Hotel Venetblick (available on request), Liss 182,
tel: +43(0)5414-8550
ST. LEONHARD
Hotel Vier Jahreszeiten, Mandarfen 73 tel: +43(0)5413-86361
(available on request)
Taxis
Pitztal Reisen, Peter Walch, Arzl, no. 78, tel: +43(0)5412-65400
or +43(0)664-3030031
Ottis Taxi, Arzl/Wald, tel: +43(0)664-2424244
Holiday Reisen, Heinz Kneisl, Jerzens, Liss 233, tel: +43(0)5414-86184
or +43(0)664-1015301
Wolfi ‘s Taxi, Jerzens, tel: +43(0)664-3011260
Taxi Kirschner, St. Leonhard, Piösmes 143, tel: +43(0)5413-87207
or +43(0)664-1448620
Taxi Füruter, St. Leonhard, Plangeroß 85, tel: +43(0)5413-85095
or +43(0)664-2254445
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Toll sticker (road charges subject to change)
rate
EUR
Motorbikes:
1-year toll sticker (from December previous year to January of
the following year)
30,40
2-month toll sticker
(for two successive calendar months)
11,50
1-week toll sticker (for ten successive calendar days,
from and including the punched date)
4,50
Cars and motor vehicles with a total weight of up to 3.5 tonnes:
1-year toll sticker (from December previous year to January of
the following year)
76,20
2-month toll sticker
(for two successive calendar months)
22,90
1-week toll sticker (for ten successive calendar days,
from and including the punched date)
7,90
Please note: road pricing for vehicles weighing over 3.5 tonnes
Tourist Board, local inquiry offices
Entrance to the Pitztal: see noticeboard
Arzl: Hauptstraße 210,
Mon-Fri: 9am-12noon + 2pm-6pm, Sat: 9am-12noon
Wenns: Unterdorf 18,
Mon-Fri: 9am-12noon + 2pm-6pm, Sat: 9am-12noon + 2pm-5pm
Jerzens: local authority building,
Mon-Fri: 9am-12noon + 3pm-6pm, Sat: 9am-12noon
Mandarfen: Mandarfen 62,
Mon-Fri: 8.30am-12noon + 1pm-5.30pm, Sat: 9am-12noon
The above opening hours apply during the peak season. Please consult your
accommodation provider for different times.
Washing machine (clothing)
Mountain Camp Pitztal, Jerzens, tel: +43(0)5414-87571,
washing/drying (chargeable)
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Weather service
Alpine weather service, tel: 0512-291600 Mon-Sat, 1pm-6pm
Taped weather report, 0900-91156608 (calls charged)
Teletext, ORF pages 109 & 611
Glacier & Rifflsee cableways panoramic camera
Hochzeiger panoramic camera on Bavarian TV and Belgian TV (confas & éen)
www.pitztal.com
Weißer Kogel
3407
InnereSchwarze
Schneid
3369
Wildspitze
3774
Schuchtkogel
3471
Mitterkarjoch
Brochkogel
Linker Fernerkogel
3277
PITZTALER GLETSCHER
Gletscherskigebiet
Pitztaler Jöchl
2996
Mainzer
Höhenweg
Pitztaler T A S C H A C H F E R N E R
Gletschers
teig
3252
Rauhe-Kopf-Hütte
2731
Mittagskogel 3159
ae
uld
F
Gletscherstube
Rifflsee Hütte
2293
Hohe Geige 3393
vorm. Chemnitzer Hütte
2328
Watzespitze
3592
Stausee
3423
Tieflehn
Rofelewand
3353
Plangeroß
Weißwald
Köfels
Trenkwald
Luibiskogel
3110
Rifflsee
Cottb
Kaunergrathütte
Höhen user
2817 Verpeilspitze
weg
Mandarfen
Breitlehnerjoch
2637
Grubenkopf
2800
3089
Offenbacher
Höhenweg
Sunna Alm
TaschachAlm
Mittelberg
1740
Rüsselsheimer Hütte
eg
nw
öhe
rH
3252
Puitkogel 3343
eon
St. L
Madatschjoch
3020
Verpeiljoch
2825
Verpeilhütte
2016
Neurur
Luibis
Weixmannstall
öhe
er H
hard
Hauerseehütte
2383
Wallfahrtsjöchl
2766
Arzler Alm
g
nwe
Stillebach
Feichten
Schwarzenbergalm
Tiefentalalm
Piösmes
St.
Neubergalm
öhe
rH
eg
nw
lme
rA
rde
tale
nha
Pitz
Leo
Brechsee
g
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nw
Frischmannhütte
2192
Lehnerjoch
2510
Erlanger Hütte
2550
Mauchelealm
KAUNERTAL
Söllbergalm
Forch
heime
2292
Kauns
Wiese
NATURSCHUTZGEBIET
RIEGETAL
2443
rweg
Aifenspitze
2779
Zaunhof
Wildgrat 2971
Aifner Alm
Kielebergalm
Wiesle
Schön
Jerzner Alm
Pillerhöhe
1560 Naturp
Kienberg
Sechszeiger
2392 Kalbenalm
Piller
Hochzeigerhaus
JERZENS
1100
Leiner Alm
Wennerberg
Larcher Alm
Roppen
Rundwanderung
Erdpyramiden
ARZL
883
teig
er S
B 171
Karres
Karrer Alm
k
Tren
erw
eg
and
Run
et-
Hochaster Alm
Wald
Luis
Venetalm
dw
WENNS
982
Wildtier
Erlebnispfad
Ven
Leins
Waldeck
Plattenrain
1476
Imsterberg
BHF
. IM
INN
ST-P
ITZT
AL
Karrösten
Goglesalm
Venet 2512
FREIZEITZENTRUM
er See
Moorweg
Galflunhütte
1960
Stalderhütte
Sautens
Prutz
Ritzenried
HOCHZEIGER
2560
Tschirgant 2372
GEPATSC
Ölgrubenjoch
3044
Taschachhaus
2432
2860 Gletscherrestaurant
Braunschweiger
Hütte 2759
Hochvernagtspitze
3535
Taschachjoch
3236
Hinterer Brunnenkogel
3440
Rechter Fernerkogel
3300
Fernpass
Füssen IMST
824
Schönwies