Radurschltal.
A natural paradise for hikers and cyclists, offering impressive highlights.
The Radurschltal stretches over 15 kilometers from Pfunds to the South Tyrolean border and captivates visitors with its clear streams, unspoiled nature, impressive cliffs and unique hiking trails.
Highlights:
Hiking trail along the Hoch Moor Path Sculpture park in the Swiss stone pine forest Impressive waterfall at the winterpath
Emerald-colored mountain lake
Places to stop for refreshment - Radurschlalm & Hohenzollernhaus
Did you know that... the largest stone pine forest of the Eastern Alps can be found here? a hiking bus runs weekly into the Radurschltal?
Radurschlklamm.
Hike along the roaring water, over bridges, rock overhangs, and a suspension bridge.
The Radurschl Gorge in the Radurschl Valley is an unforgettable hike that takes you across several bridges and through rock overhangs, always accompanied by the soothing sound of rushing water.
Highlights:
Suspension bridge and rock overhangs
Nine bridges over the Radurschl stream
A mystical and unspoiled gorge
Stop for refreshments at the BERGhof in Greit (restaurant open Thu, Sun, and on public holidays; farm shop with drinks and snacks open daily)
Did you know that... at the end of the Radurschl Gorge, two routes lead back— either via the hamlet of Greit to the BERGhof, or along the Radurschl trail past the St. Ulrich Chapel.
Hike to the Hohenzollernhaus in the Radurschltal. Hiking tours through the Radurschlklamm.
The Smaragd Lake in the Radurschl Valley, formed naturally in 2019 & 2025—a unique natural gem.
An emerald-green mountain lake in the Radurschl Valley that formed naturally. The lake is considered a highlight of a family-friendly hike located just behind the Hohenzollernhaus.
Highlights:
Beautiful scenery with views of the peaks
The rushing Radurschl stream along the hiking trail Refreshment options at the Hohenzollernhaus and the Radurschlalm Did you know that... that the Smaragd Lake is as large as two soccer fields? that this mountain lake was formed by a mudslide? that the turquoise-green water changes its color depending on the sunlight? that our hiking bus takes you directly to the starting point of this tour?
Hike to Smaragdsee.
The picturesque high valley above Pfunds— a true gem of the Tyrolean Upper Inn Valley.
The high valley offers an impressive panorama and is an ideal starting point for hikes to the Frudiger, the silver mine in the Platzertal, or to the Gschneier Alm.
Highlights
Place of power: Maria Schnee Chapel Bake bread at the Greiter mill and sawmill Refreshment options at the Gschneier Alm and Platzer Alm
Did you know that... that the high valley is covered with crocuses in spring? that more than a hundred cooking huts and hay barns can be found here? that a hiking bus runs weekly to the hiking area?
Hikes in the Pfundser Tschey.
Hoch Moor Pfad.
A natural raised bog with a special charm— discover this unique landscape.
Along the Hoch Moor Pfad, there are two moor areas that are protected as natural monuments and provide important habitats for rare plant and animal species.
Highlights
Impressive raised bogs Stop for refreshments at the Radurschlalm
Did you know that... that the endangered dwarf birch can be found here? that moors store large amounts of CO2 and thus contribute to climate protection as well as the preservation of unique habitats? that this raised bog is a popular breeding ground for the hazel grouse?
Hikes along the Hoch Moor Pfad.
Platzertal. Bergwerk.
An impressive valley shaped by glaciers and streams, with unique flora and fauna.
The Platzertal impresses with breathtaking panoramas, clear streams, and diverse nature. Discover the historic silver mine or hike to the Platzer Alm and Gschneier Alm.
Highlights Historic silver mine Alpine rose bloom in early summer
Refreshment options at the Platzer Alm and Gschneier Alm
Did you know that... that Austria’s largest untouched moor area is located here? that the mine at 3,000 m was once an important source of ore? that you can hike from the Platzer Alm over the Lahnkopf to the Gschneier Alm, creating a beautiful circular tour?
Hikes in the Platzertal.
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