Mountains - Tyrol - Austria
Mountain ranges like the Kitzbühel Alps and the Karwendel Mountains (in the picture) in North Tyrol or the High Tauern in East Tyrol invite you to unique alpine experiences. The mighty mountains of 3,000 metres and the snow and ice-covered peaks are not only an impressive scanery, but also provide breathtaking views down into the valley.
Mountains and Hiking - Tyrol - Austria
Hikes from mountain hut to mountain hut, valley hikes, challenging fixed rope routes or demanding mountain tours overcoming impressive rock faces: Tyrol offers you a dense hiking path network across charming and intact nature.
Kaiser Mountains - Tyrol - Austria
The southern mountain chain, the Wilder Kaiser, is completely situated in Tyrol and borders further south on the Kitzbühel Alps. The Zahmer Kaiser rises in the north, followed by the Chiemgau Alps. Their natural junction is the 1,577 m high Stripsenjoch.
Oetztal Alps - Tyrol - Austria
The Oetztal Alps are characterised by their considerable spread: They expand on North Tyrolean and on South Tyrolean territory, that's to say between Austria and Italy, and can be subdevided into different subgroups.
Karwendel Mountains - Tyrol - Austria
The Karwendel Mountains in the northern Limestone Alps are largely located on Austrian territory. A small part is situated in Bavaria in Germany: The denomination "Karwendel" thus describes the entire mountain range between the rivers Isar and Inn, and Lake Achensee.
Zillertal Alps - Tyrol - Austria
The Zillertal Alps are subdevided into several mountain groups: the Tux main ridge, the Zillertal main ridge, the Reichenspitze Group and the eastern mountain ridges. The Monti di Fundres in South Tyrol are the southern part of the Zillertal Alps.
Climbing and Mountaineering - Tyrol - Austria
Most Tyrolean mountain ranges offer routes of varying difficulty, both for beginners and skilled alpinists. Moreover tours with alpine guides are offered (in the picture the Silvretta Alps). In the valleys, however, there are climbing gyms with routes in all variations and boulder walls.
Tyrol.tl - my holidays in Tyrol in the heart of the Alps
Last tours up to the high peaks of the Tyrolean mountains or comfortable walks and hikes in the valleys with a stop to taste the local delicacies. Tyrol and its holiday regions are perfectly prepared to fulfil your holiday wishes also in the quieter time of the year.
Stubai Alps - Tyrol - Austria
The Stubai Alps do not only extend on North Tyrolean territory, but also in South Tyrol in Italy. They are part of the Austrian Central Alps, and together with the Stubai Alps they form the largest mountain chain of the Eastern Alps.
Climate in summer - Tyrol - Austria
Slowly it is getting summer in Tyrol. The last snow melts on the mountain peaks, attracting hikers and climbers from all over to the unique Tyrolean mountains.