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Experiences for Every Age
Family excursions in the Tiroler Zugspitz Arena
A family holiday in the Tiroler Zugspitz Arena is more than just mountains and nature – it’s a treasure chest full of experiences! Around the Tirolerhof in Ehrwald, numerous excursion destinations are waiting to be discovered by you: from exciting hiking trails and adventure parks to crystal-clear lakes and alpine huts with a Kaiserschmarrn guarantee.
Whether with a baby, toddler or teenager – here every age group will find the right adventure. Many of the destinations are stroller-accessible, family-friendly and just a few minutes from the Tirolerhof.
If you love nature, want to discover new things and are looking for real quality time with the family, Ehrwald is exactly the right place.
Canyoning Biberwier
3 km
The Alpin School Lermoos offers varied canyoning tours for families – perfectly adapted to the children’s age.
Requirements: Minimum age 8 years (at least 1.20 m) and swimming skills.
More info: www.alpinschule-lermoos.com
Office: Schmitte 11a, 6633 Biberwier
Tel.: +43 699 13308131
Lama Hike Biberwier
Lamas are the perfect companions: They amaze calm children and relax lively ones. And they’re the best motivation for hiking!
Register by Wednesday, 12:00 p.m. at the Biberwier tourism office: +43 5673 20000-600.
NTC Park Biberwier
7 km
Race 7.5 kilometres and 700 metres down into the valley on mountain carts or monster scooters - an action-packed experience for the whole family!
Start: Valley station Marienbergbahn or Funroller station at the Sunnalm.
Minimum age: from 6 years or 145 cm height.
Current opening hours: www.sport-schoenherr.at
Sports and Leisure Park Bichlbach
In the middle of the Tiroler Zugspitz Arena, a real adventure land awaits young and old: Swimming lake, Children’s rafting facility, Climbing forest, Flying Fox (380 m zipline), Mini golf, Tennis. Beach volleyball, Sports field, Playground and Mountain scooter rides
Or simply relax on the lake terrace with a cool drink.
Castle Ehrenberg - a testimony of time
20 km
When powder snow crunches underfoot and the winter sun lights up the old walls, a trip to the Ehrenberg Klause, the Ehrenberg castle ruins, the fortress on Schlosskopf and Fort Claudia becomes a special experience.
The unique combination of nature and culture invites you in winter for walks or longer hikes – ideal to recharge your body and soul.
Zugspitze
At 2,962 metres, the Zugspitze is the highest peak in Germany and a true highlight. It lies southwest of Garmisch-Partenkirchen, directly on the border with Austria.
Worth seeing is the summit museum with fascinating info about the Zugspitzbahn, Eibsee cog railway and the first ascent, and the viewing platform with a 360-degree panorama and four-country view – up to 200 kilometres visibility on clear days.
Partnachklamm near Garmisch-Partenkirchen
26 km
The impressive Partnachklamm near Garmisch-Partenkirchen is about 700 metres long, with rock walls up to 80 metres high.
Through tunnels and shafts, the gorge is also accessible in winter – then bizarre ice formations provide an especially spectacular experience.
A highlight is the iron bridge from 1914, which runs 68 metres above the Partnach.
Lechfall – Füssen – Royal Castles
After about 40 kilometres drive towards Füssen, you’ll reach a small parking lot at Ziegelwies. From there, you can see the rock face with the image of King Maximilian II, the father of Ludwig II.
A short path takes you down to the bridge over the impressive Lechfall.
Our insider tip: Cross the bridge and discover the Ostallgäu circular trail – a beautiful walking path to Füssen. Along the way, a small Roman monument awaits you.
Kloster Ettal
38 km
Explore the imposing Benedictine monastery Ettal and learn more about the life and traditions of the monks.
In addition to the tour of the monastery complex, you’ll find a café, the monastery restaurant “Bräustüberl”, a monastery shop, a market, a brewery, a liqueur distillery and a show dairy.
Kaiser-Ludwig-Platz 1, 82488 Ettal
Hohenschwangau and Neuschwanstein Castles
41 km
Only about 5 kilometres after Füssen you’ll reach the village of Schwangau. High above the village, on the right in the forest, Hohenschwangau Castle shines – the former residence of the royal family. It lies directly opposite the famous Neuschwanstein Castle.
Just follow the signs to the Neuschwanstein Castle car park – from there you can easily reach both castles.
Geisterklamm – Leutasch
The Leutascher Geisterklamm is a real adventure for big and small explorers. Narrow walkways lead through impressive gorges and past roaring waterfalls, while everything revolves around stories of ghosts, goblins and nature spirits.
The gorge is open daily from May to the end of October. Entrance to the Ghost Gorge is free, for the waterfall trail there is a small fee of 3€ for adults and 1€ for children. For a cosy break, the Leutascher Klammstüberl, the Gletscherschliff or the kiosk at the waterfall trail are perfect.
Film Set Village “Flake”
72 km
Five original huts from the “Wickie and the Strong Men” films by Michael Bully Herbig were rebuilt at Lake Walchensee. They were also used again for “Wickie on a Great Journey.”
Information boards and guided tours in the summer season bring the Viking village to life for young and old explorers.
Filmkulissendorf Flake
Seestraße 1
82432 Kochel am See
Swarovski Crystal Worlds
95 km
Discover the fascinating world of crystals! Multimedia artist André Heller created 14 underground Chambers of Wonder full of magic and amazement.
Above ground, a large park, the Giant’s Play Area with a varied leisure programme, and the sparkling Crystal Stage invite you to explore.
Culinary delights await you at CAFÉ-terra.
Silver Mine Schwaz
Once one of the largest and most profitable mines of the late Middle Ages, the Schwaz Silver Mine tells an exciting story: According to legend, a maid discovered the first silver stone when a bull tore up the turf. Soon after, the silver boom that made Schwaz famous began.
Today, visitors can dive deep into the fascinating world of historical mining.
Castle Herrenchiemsee
152 km
On the largest island of Lake Chiemsee, Herrenchiemsee, King Ludwig II began building the New Herrenchiemsee Palace in 1878, modelled after Versailles.
It was his last major construction project but remained unfinished after his death in 1886.
The magnificent palace, designed by Georg von Dollmann and Julius Hofmann, can be visited today and takes visitors into the splendid world of the fairy-tale king
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