Mountain ranges like the Kitzbühel and Lechtal Alps in North Tyrol (pic: panoramic view to the Kaiser mountain chain) or the Hohe Tauern in East Tyrol invite you to unique alpine experiences.
The mighty mountains of 3,000 metres and the snow and ice-covered peaks are not only an impressive scanery, but also provide breathtaking views down into the valley.
The Allgäu Alps belong to the Northern Limestone Alps and stretch from Germany to Tyrol and Vorarlberg. more
The Brandenberger Alps, also called Rofan mountains, are a subgroup of the Northern Limestone Alps in the Eastern Alps. more
The Kitzbühel Alps extend in the Austrian provinces Tyrol and Salzburg. more
The Lechtal Alps are characterised by a distinctive main ridge. more
The Oetztal Alps are part of the largest mountain chains in the Eastern Alps. more
The Stubai Alps extend in the south west of Innsbruck between the Wipptal and Oetztal valleys. more
The Tux Alps, mountains that exclusively stretch in Tyrol, are often also called Tux pre-Alps. more
The Waidring Alps comprise several single limestone alpenstocks in the states of Tyrol and Salzburg. more
The Zillertal Alps extend in the provinces of Tyrol and Salzburg up to South Tyrol/Italy. more
The Drauzug mountain chain is a Limestone alpine ridge comprising mountain ranges such as the Lienz Dolomites and… more
The highest summit of the Hohe Tauern is the Grossglockner mountain (3,798 m). more
The Wilder Kaiser and Zahmer Kaiser mountain chains dominate the Alps at the border between Germany and Austria. more
The Karwendel mountain chain offers numerous possibilities for those who love nature. more
The Leoganger Steinberge mountains are a typical karst mountain chain and are therefore characterised by a series… more
The Loferer Steinberge mountains are located in Austria, strictly speaking in North Tyrol and Salzburg. more
The Mieminger mountain chain is overshadowed by the much more popular Wetterstein mountain chain. more
The Samnaun mountain range stretches in North Tyrol and in the Swiss canton Grisons. more
About two thirds of the Sesvenna mountain chain are located in Swiss state territory, while one third belongs to… more
The Silvretta mountain chain includes a number of mountains of three thousand metres as well as several glaciers. more
The Verwall Alps are a mountain range that stretches to the Paznauntal valley and the Stanzer valley. more
The Zugspitze, which is the highest peak of Germany, is the most famous mountain of the Wetterstein mountain chain. more
