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Tourismusverband Tiroler Oberland (Tyrolean Oberland Tourist Association)
Kirchplatz 48, A-6531 Ried im Oberinntal

Office Prutz | Office Ried | Office Pfunds

Summercard BASIC

Summercard GOLD

Summercard

Available free of charge from the landlord for every guest in the Tyrolean Oberland
Numerous inclusive services & discounts

All information about the services

Summercard GOLD

The Summercard BASIC is a prerequisite for the purchase of the Summercard GOLD
Available in all information offices of the Tiroler Oberland Tourist Board

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Tour Portal

Now explore the holiday region interactively!

Category

Region

Criteria

Medium

896m | 4h | 9km

Hiking tour

Silberbergwerk Platzertal

Begin: Tscheylücke Pfunds

End: Silberbergwerk Platzertal

Medium

610m | 3h | 7.5km

Hiking tour

Hohenzollernhaus - Bergsee

Begin: Parkplatz Wildmoos

End: Bergsee im Radruschl

Medium

413m | 5h | 5.44km

Hiking tour

Anton-Renk-Hütte (2.261 m)

Begin: Sattelklause

End: Anton-Renk-Hütte (2.260 m)

The Tyrolean Oberland

One valley. Two mountain worlds.

The Tyrolean Oberland with its three main villages Ried, Prutz and Pfunds is well and truly a diverse holiday destination.

tiroler-oberland

nauders

So far. So good.

Nauders am Reschenpass is an insider tip for your holiday.

To Nauders

kaunertal

High mountains. Big moments.

Magnificent views, enormous 3,000-metre-high mountains, nature, culture – the highest peak of your holiday.

To the Kaunertal

To Nauders

To the Kaunertal

21 C°

mostly sunny, some clouds

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excursion & Sightseeing | chapels & churches Back to overview

Maria im Schnee - “Mary in the Snow”

The 74 m2 chapel “Maria im Schnee” at 1,925 m above sea level, beside the Gepatschhaus, on plot 170, was built by members of the German Alpine Association, Frankfurt am Main Section in 1894/95. The chapel’s setting in the Tyrol’s most beautiful pine forest, 200 metres above the reservoir is a wonderful surprise for any visitor.