From urban hustle and bustle to alpine tranquillity in just 20 minutes – a cable car ride takes you into the high alpine world of the Nordkette. Once at the top, a panorama awaits you that blurs the boundaries between city and nature. Hiking trails, climbing routes and, in winter, skiing on Europe's steepest ski route offer a wide range of opportunities to actively explore the majestic landscape.

If you hike through the Wolfsklamm, you will climb over 300 steps next to thundering waterfalls and emerald green water. This natural wonder, known since 1901, combines history with the wild and romantic beauty of the Karwendel Mountains. Children find it exciting to discover the narrow gorge and the hidden waterfalls. Pack a snack and enjoy a break at the creek bed above the gorge for a natural rest.

Surrounded by an idyllic mountain panorama, you will find a place of peace and natural beauty. A moor lake, fed by a water lily pond, offers you not only refreshing swimming moments, but also the opportunity to take part in Qi-Gong or yoga classes directly on the water. Children will enjoy a special pool and playground while you enjoy the excellent water quality and blooming water lilies.

Diving 800 metres deep into the mountain, where 500 years ago more than 10,000 miners mined for silver and copper, brings history to life. In the interior of a 400-million-year-old reef, marvel at the shimmering pale ore and the revolutionary art of Schwaz water lifting, while the fresh tunnel air is a treat for the lungs.

Race down the slopes with mountain carts on a five-kilometer track, explore adventurous single trails by mountain bike or enjoy relaxed family hikes. At the Muttereralm, action-packed thrills are combined with the tranquillity of nature, while the view of the Karwendel mountains and the city of Innsbruck will make your heart beat faster.