summer in Tyrol
Summer, sunshine and holiday adventures in the Tyrolean Oberland!
Experience the diversity of a Tyrolean summer
Whether it’s mountain adventures or sun-soaked days – there’s something for everyone in the Tyrolean Oberland.
This tri-border region is brimming with possibilities: varied mountain adventures, fun family activities and balmy concert evenings make every day of your holiday special.
The best bit? There’s something here to suit every taste. So make the most of summer and discover the many facets of the Tyrolean Oberland!
Hiking and mountain climbing in the Tyrolean Oberland
Reach for the stars
Blue skies, snow-capped peaks and flowering alpine meadows – the Tyrolean Oberland captivates visitors with its impressive mountain scenery and wide range of hiking opportunities.
Whether you’re looking for a leisurely walk or a challenging mountain trek, with over 300 kilometres of signposted walking and mountain trails, there’s a route to suit everyone. Quaint huts, idyllic alpine pastures, gorges and thundering waterfalls round off the perfect outdoor experience.
Fancy some mountain air? Discover the most beautiful walking routes for your next holiday!
Via Claudia Augusta
If you simply can’t get enough of hiking, you’re in for a special adventure: the famous long-distance hiking route, the Via Claudia Augusta, runs from Donauwörth in Germany all the way to Venice, passing right through the heart of the Tyrolean Oberland. Along this historic Roman road, stunning landscapes and varied stages await long-distance hiking enthusiasts.
Fancy a hike heading south? Then discover the Via Claudia Augusta and hike step by step towards Bella Italia!
Cycling in the Tyrolean mountains
Cycling in all its forms
Around the Reschen Pass and the 3-Country Cycle & Bike Arena, a diverse network of routes awaits cycling enthusiasts. Whether on a mountain bike along varied trails, on a road bike along the Kaunertal Glacier Road, or at a leisurely pace on an e-bike along the Via Claudia Augusta & the River Inn cycle route – there’s something for everyone in the Tyrolean Oberland.
Tip for those looking to minimise the climb: around 15,000 of the total 32,000 metres of elevation gain can be comfortably covered using one of the 22 mountain railways.
The weekly programme provides an overview of the current tours.
On long journeys through the Alps
The Tyrolean Oberland is an ideal starting point for extended cycling tours. With the Via Claudia Augusta, the Inn Cycle Route and the Adige Valley Cycle Route, no fewer than three well-known long-distance cycle routes run through the region or its immediate surroundings. They combine stunning landscapes with varied stages and invite you to explore the area on two wheels.
Mission: Diversity!
A holiday for all tastes
Although a summer holiday in the Tyrolean Oberland is a wonderful way to spend time on the hiking and cycling trails, the region has plenty of other activities to offer. No matter how you like to stay active on holiday – there’s something to suit every taste here.
Want to burn off some energy playing tennis or beach volleyball, get your adrenaline pumping with canyoning, rafting or climbing, or recharge your batteries with Nordic walking? Fancy exploring the region on horseback or experiencing it from a bird’s-eye view whilst paragliding? The possibilities are endless – a single summer is hardly enough to try out all the sporting activities the Tyrolean Oberland has to offer!
Plenty of culture and events
As well as sport and nature, the Tyrolean Oberland also has plenty to offer culturally. Throughout the summer, historic sights, fascinating museums and a varied programme of events invite you to discover a different side to the region.
History comes to life at Finstermünz Fortress, whilst Siegmundsried Castle captivates visitors with its historic walls. The Serfauser Lauser museum offers insights into rural life in times gone by.
Traditional summer night festivals and open-air concerts are also an integral part of the summer. With atmospheric music and a convivial atmosphere, balmy summer evenings can be enjoyed to the full.
Experience culture and events: discover the region’s finest cultural highlights and events!
Fishing amidst the Tyrolean mountains
From grayling to trout and char
Cast your line, enjoy the peace and quiet, and take in the stunning mountain panorama – fishing combines a connection with nature with relaxation. In the Tyrolean Oberland, clear streams, deep-blue lakes and fishing ponds offer a wide range of opportunities to catch char, trout, grayling or pike. With the right bait and a little patience, nothing stands in the way of a great fishing experience.
Fancy your next catch? Discover the fishing opportunities in the Tyrolean Oberland:
A summer holiday in the Tyrolean Oberland is just the thing if …
- … you want to make the most of the advantages of the free of charge Summercard BASIC.
- … you enjoy trying out new sports and keeping active whilst on holiday.
- … you want to set yourself a special challenge and explore a long-distance hiking or cycling route.
- … you want to enjoy regional specialities at rustic huts and idyllic alpine pastures.
