Attractions around Sankt Sigmund im Sellrain

159 meters, the water of the Nidertais plunges over two steep slopes in the depth, making it the largest waterfall in Tyrol. The water atomises and stands in the air … read more

The Stuibenfall is Tyrol's largest waterfall. On a comfortable metal staircase, you can ascend next to the falling water masses and enjoy the unique panorama.

In 1953, the Neue Bielefelder Hütte was built at its present location after its predecessor was completely destroyed by an avalanche several kilometers further south in the winter of 1951. … read more

Thanks to its proximity to the middle station of the Stubai Gletscherbahn, the Dresdner Hütte in the Stubai Alps is easy to reach even with smaller children. On the playground … read more

Very nice view of Längenfeld! Accessible on pram-friendly paths. The bridge also has a “dog track”.

The Schweinfurter Hütte meets all the requirements of a modern mountain hut. It has 16 beds in rooms and 36 places in the dormitory. In winter, the Schweinfurter Hütte is … read more

The hut at 2,237 meters above sea level can be reached in around three hours from the valley. It is also the first or last hut on the Stubai High … read more

Brilliant hut, if not the best there is! Staff, equipment, food, panorama, paths, everything perfect! Awarded several times, among other things for child friendliness and ecological and regional products. Will go back for sure!

The Amberger Hütte is located at 2,135 meters and is a comfortable refuge of the DAV in the Stubai Alps. It is managed in both summer and winter and serves … read more

The Brandalm is about 200 meters above Längenfeld and offers a great view and is especially great for children because there are all kinds of animals around the farm. The … read more

Summit with great all-round visibility and on the nearby 3000s. The trails are well marked and not too difficult.

Really great, modern hut 🏠
Nice approach from Falbeson😃🌄
Great food and perfect room...
Definitely worth a tour👍🏻

A steep climb to the top of the waterfall. If you want to climb up there, you should have a head for heights. The lattice steps and the shaky bridge take some getting used to.

Untouched nature, crystal-clear mountain streams and flawless mountain air - the reasons for hiking through the Gleirschtal are really obvious. As an easily accessible daily destination, the Pforzheimer Hütte is … read more

The Westfalenhaus is a mountain hut of the Münster section of the German Alpine Club. Although the inhabitants of Münster are not accustomed to high altitudes in their homeland, here … read more

If you don't climb any further, you should walk a little past the hut. When the weather is nice, the views are rewarding.

The Dortmunder Hütte is located directly above the reservoir Längental. Since it can also be reached by bus and car, you can save your power for mountain tours. The cabin … read more

Chilling on the viewing platform ... very nice, soothing waterfall

Beautiful "simple" 3000s from Kühtai with just under 1000hm with appropriate condition is well feasible. In good conditions (stable weather, no more snow in the ascent), it is technically easy … read more

The Grawa Waterfall is the widest waterfall in the Eastern Alps. This is where the ascent to the Sulzenaualm begins. For the ascent you should be free from giddiness and sure-footed.