Your Holiday in Schönwies

Experience warm Tyrolean hospitality, enjoy first-class service and discover the diverse small town of Imst. Family adventures, outdoor experiences, a dreamlike natural landscape, as well as ancient customs and a wide range of cultural activities await you. Unique: A gorge begins in the centre of the town and leads you past waterfalls and rock tunnels into the mountains.

Discover the original Tyrol in Imsterberg, a mountain village where tradition and customs are alive and well. Idyllically situated above the Inn Valley, Imsterberg is the perfect starting point for exploratory tours. In winter, the Venet offers a small ski area, while in summer it transforms into a hiking paradise with a dense network of paths for hikers. The Venet-Alm at 1908 metres above sea level is particularly popular and can also be reached by mountain bike or e-bike.

Mils bei Imst, an idyllic village in the Imst outdoor region, is characterised by its sunny location north of the Inn and a wide range of leisure activities. With around 650 inhabitants, Mils offers peaceful surroundings, ideal for hikers and cyclists. The historic Via Claudia Augusta and the Way of St James lead through the region and offer breathtaking views. The Inntal cycle path invites you to cycle through picturesque landscapes. The Milser Au, the last large floodplain in the upper Inntal valley, is a nature reserve and a highlight for nature lovers. In winter, you can reach the large ski areas of the Tyrolean Oberland in 20 to 40 minutes, perfect for skiing, snowboarding and tobogganing.

Roppen offers an impressive mix of action and tranquillity. While the AREA 47 with climbing, white water rafting, canyoning and the largest indoor bike park in the Alps gets adrenaline junkies' hearts racing, the quiet village centre invites you to relax. Cultural highlights such as cabaret in the Kultursaal and exciting hiking trails such as the Roppen geological trail or the adventure trail to the earth pyramids offer variety. The "Römerbadl" with Kneipp pool provides relaxation. Everyone gets their money's worth in Roppen - whether adventurers, nature lovers or those seeking peace and quiet.

Tarrenz, also known as the "witches' village", offers you a magical stay in the Imst outdoor region. Experience a journey into the past on a tour of the over 200-year-old brewery in Starkenberg Castle and enjoy the impressive view. There is plenty to discover here for those interested in history and culture. But nature also beckons: hike to Sinnesbrunn, to the Frauenbrunnen Kneipp facility, through the Salvesenklamm gorge or along the Starkenberg panorama trail. Climbing gardens as well as biking and hiking trails offer numerous adventures for sporty types.

Nassereith, a picturesque village at the entrance to the Gurgeltal valley, offers a fantastic backdrop for nature lovers, those seeking relaxation and climbing fans. Surrounded by majestic mountains and crystal-clear lakes, Nassereith invites you to enjoy unforgettable hiking and climbing adventures. Highlights such as the romantic Fernsteinsee lake, the Muthenaualm and the Afrigal nature park with the Spirken forests make the village a perfect holiday destination. Climbing enthusiasts in particular will find their home here, as Nassereith is the birthplace of the Climbers Paradise, where beginners and pros can expect perfectly groomed routes against a breathtaking natural backdrop.

Karres, a quiet village with over 600 inhabitants, lies in a sun-kissed location surrounded by impressive Alpine scenery. Hiking and cycling lead to the Karrer Alm on the Tschirgant, while summiteers can enjoy the panorama from the 2,372 metre high local mountain. Climbers will find a variety of routes in the "Petit Verdon" and "Rote Wand" climbing gardens. Culture vultures can discover St Stephen's Church and St Michael's Chapel.

Karrösten, idyllically situated in the Oberinntal valley at 918 metres, offers exciting insights into 30 million years of earth history on the geological nature trail to the Karröster Alm. Climbing fans will find a bouldering hall and impressive rock faces here. Special craftsmanship can be discovered in the Schatz weaving mill. By the way: Karrösten is one of the sunniest places in Tyrol.

Schönwies lives up to its name: surrounded by picturesque meadows, forests and mountains, the idyllic village is a paradise for nature lovers and those seeking relaxation. Original Tyrolean charm and warm hospitality await you here. Discover hiking trails in all directions, such as the panoramic trail at the 200 metre high "Fallaten Bach" waterfall or circular trails through the village up to rustic huts and breathtaking views. Schönwies offers relaxation in the midst of a colourful natural backdrop.