Pure adrenaline awaits you just twenty minutes from the Matreier Tauernhaus. At the Eispark Osttirol, artificial ice falls provide around 70 climbing routes on icy surfaces. With a range of difficulty levels, the Eispark is the ideal destination for both beginners and experts.

The quaint mountaineering village of Obertilliach is a particularly cozy place to vacation. Weather patterns from the south give the village a Mediterranean feel, especially in the summer. The Obertilliach mountain railways reliably take you up the mountain in both summer and winter. Hotels and farm stays in the region are perfect for a relaxing weekend for two or an exciting family vacation.

Our classic destination: In winter, the Großglockner Resort Kals-Matrei is at its best, offering perfectly groomed slopes. In summer, however, the view from the Adlerhorst viewing platform is certainly not to be missed. It can be easily reached by gondola lift from Kals.

The winter highlight for families awaits at the Sillian Ski Centre in Hochpustertal. On slopes with guaranteed snow, children up to the age of 6 ski for free and enjoy the child rate until their 18th birthday. Tip: With a holiday apartment in Sillian, the whole family can set off on a snowy adventure straight from the breakfast table.

In the Defereggental valley, you’ll find not just good slopes, but excellent ones! Awarded the Tyrol Slope Seal of Quality, the St. Jakob Ski Centre offers sunny, open slopes, fast runs down to the valley and wide, open runs.

Lienz, with about 2,000 hours of sunshine, is truly a Mediterranean “sun city” and a magnet for culture and mountain lovers. With a breathtaking view of the Lienzer Dolomiten, summer in Lienz feels like a vacation in the south—even for the locals.

Numerous concerts and cultural activities fill the evening schedule, while a variety of hiking trails and mountain railways challenge visitors of all ages during the day. In winter, this sunny city also has plenty to offer! The mountain railways provide a comfortable ride up to the ski resorts for skiing. Thanks to our webcams, ski tourers, sledders, and snowshoers can also get a glimpse of the action right from home.

At the foot of Austria’s highest mountain, Kals charms visitors with its hospitality and cosy atmosphere. Traditional buildings stand side by side with modern architecture, creating a fascinating townscape. Whether for cross-country skiing, hiking or cycling – Kals is a favourite holiday destination for tourists and locals alike.

Here’s to the cosy atmosphere of the Pustertal! The webcam in Sillian showcases the diversity of the Pustertal, which stretches from South Tyrol to the outskirts of Lienz. Cyclists, hikers and skiers will find plenty to enjoy in this valley.

As one of the least populated areas in the Austrian Alps, the Defereggental exudes a special sense of tranquillity. Nestled in the heart of the Nationalpark Hohe Tauern, the mountains are perfect for hiking, skiing, ski touring and more. A family holiday here is particularly lovely, as farm stays in St. Jakob im Defereggental, holiday apartments in St. Veit im Defereggental, hotels in Hopfgarten and more invite you to linger.

Sun worshippers take note! In the sunny village of Virgen, at an altitude of 1,200 metres, you can enjoy a few precious hours of sunshine even in the depths of winter. The unobstructed view of the ruins of Rabenstein Castle and the mighty mountain ranges of the Lasörling and Venediger groups is best enjoyed from the terrace of one of the many accommodation options in Virgen.

Austria’s highest mountain has plenty to offer. How about a Glockner Circuit covering 86 km? This long-distance hiking trail offers a unique hiking experience and leads right through the heart of the Nationalpark Hohe Tauern. The Großglockner is also home to Osttirol’s largest ski resort – the Großglockner Resort Kals-Matrei. Beginners and pros alike love skiing here. Take a look at the webcam and enjoy the magnificent view of the Großglockner – ideally live on site.

Perched at an altitude of 1,356 metres, Kartitsch enjoys a particularly sheltered location in the Tiroler Gailtal valley. Whether it’s a snow-covered winter wonderland or a hiker’s paradise, Kartitsch offers countless opportunities to enjoy nature to the full in every season. The whole family can stay in comfort at farmhouses, holiday flats and numerous other accommodation options.

Where else can you holiday in the immediate vicinity of 50 three-thousand-metre peaks? In Prägraten am Großvenediger, this is easily possible. The breathtaking panorama draws keen hikers, daring climbers and adrenaline-fuelled ski tourers alike to the valley. Thanks to the perfect location of the hotels, holiday apartments and mountain huts, you can set off on your tours right from the doorstep.