Ferienregion Hohe Salve

Ferienregion Hohe Salve Summer Vacation
500 - 800 meters

Vacation in the Ferienregion Hohe Salve

The beautiful region Hohe Salve is located in the heart of the Tyrolean Unterland.
The region is named for a mountain, that high and proud stands above the area.

The mountain is affectionately called "Rigi of Tyrol". As you will understand from these words, it is a region ideally suited for various forms of mountaineering, both summer and winter.

The Hohe Salve itself offers its visitors a magnificent viewing platform, overlooking the Hohe Tauern, the Kaiser Mountains and the Zillertal Alps.

The region is also known for its pristine nature in an original landscape. And while the region also has very modern hotels, etc. and has a wonderful ski resort.

Even if you look for culture and history, you should be in this region.

Historic cities, museums and the proverbial Tyrolean Hospitality await you.

Mountain Sports
The Ferienregion Hohe Salve has numerous hiking and biking trails, so you will not ever be bored.

Some trails are international known, and you may also notice the international guests who spend their holidays in this Region.

Besides mountain bike routes, the region also has some good cycling routes. Rafting, Canyoning, Paragliding and Kayak are offered in Angerberg and Itter, and there is the possibility of an increasingly popular mountaineering sport, riding a quad.

Water Sports
There are some fine opportunities in the region for rafting and kayaking.

The wild rivers will certainly require a lot from you, but it is an experience you definitely need to try, with or without guide.

There are also a variety of bathing facilities in the region, such as the Adventure Spa in Wörgl (Sea waves) and Salvenaland in Hopfgarten.

The mountain.
A beautiful view of 360°. The mountain is 1829 meters high, with on its flanks the highest pilgrimage church of Austria, the Salven Church.

If you're in the area, You need to visit this Church. What is not to be despised, is a visit to the enchanting Filzalm. Look through the glass to the life in the lake.