Hotel Edelweiss Gerlos

Crimson waterfalls

Krimml Waterfalls are the tallest in Austria, plunging a total of 380 meters in three dramatic tiers. Set in the heart of Hohe Tauern National Park, the falls are easily accessible via a well-maintained path with several viewing platforms offering impressive photo stops. Families can also visit the nearby “Water Worlds” exhibition, which combines fun and education about the power of water.

Zillertal Road

The popular main road Zillertal Straße is one of the most beautiful alpine roads in Austria with a total length of 48 km. The road offers all visitors a wonderful drive up to an altitude of 2,020 metres by car, bus or even by bike - if your legs can handle it. The route offers fantastic panoramic views of the Zillertal Alps and is also the starting point for many mountain tours.

Spieljochbahn

The Spieljochbahn is the way up into the mountains! In winter, this is where you go to ski or snowboard. In summer, there's a host of other adventures in store. Here you can climb, hike, barefoot, ride monster scooters down the mountain, try the cable car, be a miner for a day or just enjoy nature.

Tratzberg Castle

Tratzberg Castle or Schloss Tratzberg is located in the town of Jenbach, where in the 13th century it served as a stronghold on the border with the then independent state of Bavaria.

The castle has a long history, but today it is very well preserved and is recognised as one of the most important Austrian cultural monuments.

Silver mine

Discover an old-fashioned mine and how copper and silver were mined 500 years ago. Back then, Tyrol became one of Europe's richest regions, as the town of Schwaz accounted for 85% of the world's silver production. The mine is called the mother of all mountain mines and you can take the mine carriage 800 metres down into the mountain and feel the special atmosphere.

AirRofan

AirRofan is the place to go if you want to experience the great outdoors in a different way, and if you need an adrenaline rush.

AirRofan is a sky-glider, gliding over 200 metres through the air from the Gschöllkopf mountain at 80 kilometres per hour. From the ride there is a fantastic view over the lake Achensee. If you prefer not to go on the flight, there is the Adlerhost lookout.