Experience space Tyrolean Oberland

Did you know that Spiss holds the distinction of being Austria’s highest municipality? 

Perched at 1,626 metres above sea level on the sun-kissed slopes surrounding the Samnaun Valley, this scattered settlement of 130 inhabitants attracts visitors from all over with its rustic charm and warm hospitality. Families, in particular, find themselves drawn to this quaint village in the Tyrolean Oberland. For good reason: There are numerous nature-inspired play opportunities for children, including the 4-Elements Nature Playground.

However, Spiss isn’t just for the little ones. Adults also find plenty of leisure activities to enjoy after work. Whether it’s walking along the idyllic flower trail or hiking up to Kobler Alm on Kreuzjoch: Summer in Spiss promises unparalleled mountain experiences. And what better way to cap off the day than with a visit to one of the region’s cosy mountain huts? Come winter, you can glide down perfectly groomed slopes in the nearby ski resorts of Nauders and Samnaun Ischgl, all while enjoying awe-inspiring mountain vistas.

Surrounded by forests and blooming meadows, the Climate Alliance municipality of Pfunds is a true nature paradise adorned with breathtaking high valleys. 

At 970 meters above sea level, you can breathe the crisp mountain air during all your favourite activities – whether that’s hiking through the Pfundser Tschey, Radurschltal and Kobl high valleys, biking, rafting, climbing or practising archery. After an active day in the mountains, you can treat your weary legs to some wonderfully refreshing river water at the Kneipp facility in Pfunds. For children, the Forest Educational and Adventure Playground and the Feichti Wildlife Reserve are must-visit attractions. 

And did you know? The mountains of Pfunds are known to benefit from abundant sunshine year-round. Especially during the summer, this sunny weather makes for glorious moments hiking, biking or swimming. If you’re craving a more leisurely experience, just take a stroll among the historic farmhouses and townhouses or delve into the village’s rich history at the Pfunds local history museum.

Small village, great variety of recreational options: At 931 meters above sea level, the 720 residents of Tösens cherish their village for its distinct rustic charm. 

Surrounded by numerous hiking trails and ski resorts, it’s the perfect place to relax after a day’s work or on your days off.

Interesting fact: Tösens boast a great connection to the region’s extensive network of cycle paths and bike trails, making it a prime starting point for extensive tours on your two-wheeler.

For MTB enthusiasts, the Obere-Alm tour comes highly recommended – a varied route that requires some stamina. If you prefer to take it easy after work, you could also take a stroll or jog from the Roman bridge up to the Gothic chapel of St. Georg ob Tösens – a great route to unwind after a busy day.

A beloved home for the 1,270 inhabitants of the village, Ried im Oberinntal promises maximum variety due to its location alone.

What makes living and working in this small village so unique? Its colourful mix of recreational activities that cater to everyone’s tastes. Take a leisurely hike through the Anton Renk & Stalanz mountain world, for instance – and then cool off with a refreshing swim in Ried's idyllic bathing lake! Come winter, you’ll find yourself in a skier’s paradise, with options like the family-friendly slopes of Fendels or the nearby ski resorts of Nauders, Kaunertal Glacier and Serfaus-Fiss-Ladis, all boasting stunning scenic views.

Good to know: Ried is a fairytale home for kids, too – quite literally. They can let their imaginations run wild with visits to Bibi’s Fairytale Forest or the fascinating Sigmundsried Castle. During the summer months, visiting the hydropower playground at Ried’s bathing lake is an absolute must. You see: On your own, with a significant other or with the whole family – a move to Ried im Oberinntal promises abundant possibilities for outdoor fun and relaxation

Are you someone who craves spending time in the mountains after a day’s work? If so, it’s time to pack your bags and head to Prutz!

Situated at the entrance to the Kaunertal valley, this charming village offers an array of unique leisure activities for both summer and winter sports enthusiasts. From extensive cycling routes and snow sports resorts to open-air pools, via ferratas and hiking trails: There’s something for everyone here! One of the village’s greatest perks is its central location, allowing you to be at your next after-work adventure within minutes.

The connection to the Via Claudia Augusta long-distance cycling route is particularly enticing, too. For those looking for a high-energy post-work activity, a detour to the Sauerbrunn healing and mineral spring is a refreshing option – it’s said to have rejuvenating properties. And with Fendels just 2.5 kilometres away, you also have easy access to an attractive ski and hiking resort right from your doorstep. 

Peace, quiet and relaxation: If these things are important to you after a hectic day at work, Faggen is the perfect place for you. 

Located at the entrance to the Kaunertal valley, this tranquil village with only 400 residents embraces a slower pace of life and cherishes the beauty of nature. However, don’t mistake tranquillity for inactivity – there are plenty of ways to spend your free time here. For instance, you can embark on a scenic hike, go trail running or explore the picturesque trails on a bike tour in the Kaunergrat Nature Park. In winter, skiing opportunities abound in the surrounding ski resorts of Kaunertal Glacier, Fendels and Nauders.

If all you need is to clear your head after work, why not take a stroll along the Faggen Promenade? With two route options catering to different moods, you can unwind amidst the stunning natural surroundings in and around Faggen.