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A day in Niederau
MorningStart the day with a walk from Niederau to the Möslalm Cross via Stockeben. This is a moderate route that usually takes around 3 and a half hours.
Lunch
Enjoy your lunchtime schnitzel with a side of sunshine on the terrace of the Schrofen mountain restaurant during your morning walk.
Afternoon
On Thursday afternoons, at the farming museum between Niederau and Oberau, a craft market runs from 12-5pm. Pick up a souvenir to take home.
Evening
For great food in a modern setting go to the Witch Alm. Treat yourself to one of their tasty cocktails, too.
Great savings on lots of activities, so you can plan out your holiday in as much or as little detail as you like.
Benefits include:
· Entry to the Wildschönau heated outdoor swimming pool complex
· Entry to the Z'Bach Farming Museum
· Kids' Dragon Club (Mon-Fri)
· Use of tennis courts
· Lots of discounts and savings in the area
Available free to all customers staying in Niederau.
Meet marmots, visit the museum or just enjoy the incredible views on a trip to the glacial base of the Grossglockner, Austria's highest mountain. Then you can stop for coffee and cake before heading to the Wildlife & Adventure Park Ferleiten, home to over 200 animals that are native to the Alps.
Some entrance fees and optional extras are payable locally.
Spend a day in the pretty Bavarian village of Berchtesgaden, with its glacial river, picture-perfect church and museums. You can choose to visit the famous salt mine and take a boat ride across the underground lake, or go up to Hitler's Eagle's Nest for wow-worthy views across the valley.
Some entrance fees and optional extras are payable locally.
Summer Opening Festival in Markbachjochalm - Mid-May
Sonnwendfeuer - Mid-June
Wildschönau Valley Festival - Mid-August
Tyrolean Folk Dance Festival - Late August
Take in the sights in Kufstein, from the historic buildings in the Old Town to the hilltop fortress. Then it’s off to Thiersee for walk around the grassy shores of the lake. And finally, you’ll come to Rattenberg, a medieval town known for its glass-blowing industry.
Some entrance fees and optional extras are payable locally.