ゲルロスベルクの天然記念物・トップ20

Ascent to the Rauchkofel: The final section is secured with wire ropes, but a head for heights and surefootedness are still required. It's best to plan the tour directly from Melchboden via the three peaks. The ascent with the ropes is easier than having to descend there.

The Fichtensee is not a natural lake, but rather a man-made body of water created at an altitude of 1,700 meters, a width of 95 meters, and a depth of 12 meters. The lake is a fun place for children and adults to swim in, and pedal boats, parasols, and loungers are available for rent for a fee. A wonderful bathing experience in the heart of the Zillertal Alps with a magnificent natural panorama.

Also in winter more than worth it! Beautiful with all the ice that forms around the waterfall! The road is slippery and somewhat more difficult to walk. Road is not suitable for strollers.

Is it possible to go there with a stroller?

The 2,166 meter high Gerlosstein is a striking mountain in the Zillertal Alps. From up here you can enjoy impressive 360° views of the Tux and Zillertal Alps. It is a popular destination for hikers and climbers. The ascent is more suitable for experienced hikers and you should definitely make sure you are sure-footed when it rains.

Easily doable, you should be sure-footed. Great panorama

Beautiful small circular hiking trail to the waterfall in Kaltenbach

The Fichtensee has a great location with a fantastic view. Here, young and old can do everything their hearts desire in warm weather (swimming, SUP, pedal boats, rowing boats, sunbathing boats and much more). 👍🤩