Summer activities

 
Ambitious cyclists will find eleven uniformly signposted mountain bike routes here in the Tannheimer Tal, covering a total of 150 kilometres.

Bike Trail Tirol: this very popular mountain bike circuit consists of 32 stages and covers almost 1,000 kilometres through Tyrol, including the Tannheimer Tal. Cyclists can put together their own individual route for day trips or multi-day tours: STAGES

The cycling and mountain biking map, including route lengths, elevation differences and difficulty levels, is available at all local tourist offices. During the summer months, guided MTB tours are offered by Alpstern Sportschule in Schattwald.
 

The Tannheimer Tal offers Nordic walkers and runners a network of 186 kilometres of trails and 26 signposted routes, making it the largest and probably one of the most beautiful trail networks in Tyrol. The routes lead through the wonderful natural landscape of the Tannheimer Tal.

Whether challenging mountain runs or easy routes for beginners, everyone can train their endurance and fitness at their own comfortable pace – either by running or with the more joint-friendly alternative of Nordic walking.
 

There are currently 379 geocaches with varying levels of difficulty. Seven hiking routes are available: four easy family hikes featuring 49, 63, 58 and 45 caches respectively, as well as three moderately difficult hikes – the Three Lakes Tour with 66 caches, the Einstein Tour with 50 caches and the Krinnenspitze Trail with 37 caches. And of course, there are also numerous geocaches especially for children waiting to be discovered.
 

Heated outdoor swimming pool in Grän with magnificent mountain views, featuring a toddlers’ pool, a non-swimmer pool with waterfall and massage jets, a sports pool and a 50-metre water slide. Open from the end of May until the beginning of September.
 

Heated outdoor swimming pool in Jungholz (21–23 °C) with a children’s paddling pool and toddler water slide, sunbathing lawn, kiosk and mini-golf course. Open from the end of May until the beginning of September.
 

Swimming is permitted in Lake Vilsalpsee, which is one of the most beautiful mountain lakes in Tyrol and lies in the heart of the nature reserve of the same name. Due to its location, the water temperature usually does not exceed 17 °C.

With views of the magnificent mountain panorama and a fresh breeze of alpine air, you can enjoy a relaxing day by the crystal-clear lake or simply take a refreshing dip after a strenuous mountain hike or cycling tour.

Altitude: 1,168 metres
 

Freely accessible lake near Tannheim with a public bathing area.

Popular summer activities here include swimming, windsurfing and rowing. Rowing boats, pedal boats and windsurfing boards can be rented at the Haldensee bathing area.

Altitude: 1,124 metres
 

Swimming in this little natural gem near Schattwald is said to have helped soothe many a minor ache and discomfort.