Summer vacation in Ried im Zillertal

Nature, freedom, and alpine magic

The Zillertal Alps are more than just a breathtaking panorama – they are an experience for all the senses. Majestic peaks, lush green alpine meadows, and crystal-clear mountain lakes invite you to discover nature in its purest form. Whether hiking on over 1,000 kilometers of marked trails, climbing steep rock faces, or enjoying a leisurely breakfast in an alpine hut with a view of the mountains – here you can feel the power and tranquility of the Tyrolean Alps.

Families will find child-friendly themed trails, natural playgrounds, and exciting interactive stations, while ambitious mountaineers seek challenges in the high alpine regions. Mountain bikers, paragliders, and trail runners will find their paradise, as will those who simply want to enjoy the views and the fresh mountain air.

The Zillertal mountains are a place of encounter – with nature, with yourself, and with the Tyrolean zest for life. Those who have experienced them once always return.

Freedom on Two Wheels

The Zillertal Valley is a true paradise for cyclists and mountain bikers. From gentle valley cycle paths to challenging mountain trails, the region offers the perfect route for every fitness level and riding style. Over 1,200 kilometers of well-signposted cycling and mountain biking trails lead through picturesque villages, past rushing streams, and up to scenic alpine pastures.

🚴‍♂️ For leisurely cyclists: The Zillertal Cycle Path along the Ziller River is ideal for families and relaxed tours – with plenty of places to stop for refreshments and playgrounds along the way.
🚵‍♀️ For the sporty: Challenging trails and high-altitude routes, such as the one to the Wedelhütte mountain hut or along the Zillertal High Alpine Road, offer adrenaline rushes and spectacular views.
🔧 Top-notch service: Numerous rental stations, bike guides, and e-bike options make cycling in the Zillertal Valley particularly convenient.

Whether by e-bike, mountain bike or racing bike – every tour in the Zillertal becomes an adventure. And after the ride, cozy mountain huts, regional delicacies and genuine Tyrolean hospitality await.

Refreshment for the whole family

When the Tyrolean sun shines brightly, there's nothing better than cooling off in refreshing water – and the Zillertal Valley offers plenty of options! Whether it's an outdoor pool, a swimming lake, or a thermal spa – every water lover will find something to enjoy.

🏊‍♂️ Outdoor Pools & Swimming Lakes:
In Fügen, Stumm, and Zell am Ziller, well-maintained outdoor pools with large sunbathing lawns, slides, and children's pools invite you to splash and relax. The swimming lake in Schlitters offers unspoiled nature and is ideal for a picnic by the water.

💦 Zillertal Thermal Spa:
A highlight for young and old alike is the thermal spa in Fügen – with one of the longest water slides in Tyrol, a wave pool, a children's area, and a spacious wellness area for adults.

👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Family-friendly & safe:
All facilities are well-equipped, offering play areas, restaurants, and plenty of space to run around and relax – perfect for a great summer day with the whole family.

Whether you're looking for active fun or simply want to unwind – water fun in the Zillertal is an essential part of any summer holiday!

Open-air concerts and living traditions in the Zillertal's First Holiday Region

In the Zillertal's First Holiday Region, Tyrolean culture isn't just displayed – it's lived. Nestled between majestic mountains and idyllic villages, a rich cultural life unfolds, captivating both visitors and locals alike. Especially during the summer months, open-air concerts by local brass bands invite you to enjoy atmospheric evenings under the stars. With traditional marches, modern arrangements, and genuine Tyrolean hospitality, every village square becomes a stage.

Besides music, traditions also play a significant role: folk festivals, cattle drives, church fairs, and craft markets offer insights into the region's vibrant culture. Visitors can not only watch but often participate – whether dancing, singing, or sampling regional specialties.

Museums, exhibitions, and historic churches complete the cultural offerings, making the Zillertal's First Holiday Region a place where tradition and modernity blend harmoniously.