With 250 three-thousand-meter peaks, the stunning backdrop of the Ötztal offers an extraordinary summer escape filled with adventure and relaxation, wild waters and serene lakes. Equipped with the new “Ötztal Premium Card,” active vacationers have the perfect tool in hand to experience the valley's diverse highlights in a personalized way – all included.

Attention, Peak Climbers:

The Alps present a challenging new high route – the Ötztal Trek, featuring 22 stages and 15 variants, with 30,000 meters of elevation gain and 400 kilometers of distance. The call of the Ötztal mountains can be followed not only by experienced mountaineers and trained climbers but also by leisurely walkers and mountain bikers who will discover their own personal highlights in the Ötztal: 1,600 kilometers of marked hiking trails and 860 kilometers of biking paths meander through the heights, slopes, and valleys of the Ötztal.

The longest alpine valley in Tyrol unfolds its summer splendor to guests over 67 kilometers between the Ötztal motorway exit and the valley's end, home to the largest glacier region in the Eastern Alps. The eight Ötztal villages of Haiming, Sautens, Oetz, Umhausen, Längenfeld, Sölden, Vent, and Obergurgl-Hochgurgl each possess their unique charm, appearing sporty and chic, cosmopolitan or rustic, tranquil and dreamy.

The Healing Power of Water

The healing power of water is showcased at the “Aqua Dome,” the spa in Längenfeld, featuring wellness and adventure pools for the whole family. For simply swimming or fishing, visit the Piburger See near Oetz, a true natural gem and one of the warmest bathing lakes in Tyrol.