Autumn in Tyrol

Image gallery: Autumn

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  Autumn at Lake Plansee, the second largest lake in Tyrol after the Achensee: It enables divers to explore the world under the water surface.
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  In autumn, the first peaks of Tyrol’s mountain world are covered with snow, here Mt. Wilder Kaiser between Kufstein and St. Johann in Tirol.
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  The Filzenkopf and Ahornspitze rise in the Zillertal Alps near Mayrhofen and offer a stunning backdrop for the last hikes and mountain tours.
  Foto: AT, © Peer
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  You’ll see the Oberbergbach brook near the Franz Senn Mountain Hut (2,147 m a.s.l.) during the hike to Lake Rinnensee, beneath Mt. Rinnenspitze.
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  The red heathland - here in October near the Karl von Edel Mountain Hut in the Zillertal - shows you Tyrol’s alpine pastures from another perspective.
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  At Lake Obstans in East Tyrol, the Gentiana still flourishes in September: This genus of plants with about 400 species is considered a large one.
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  The path no. 318 takes you from Hochfügen to the 2,127 m high Sidanjoch in the Tux Alps, with stopping at the Rastkogel Mountain Hut.
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  A hike might be best remembered in combination with Tyrol’s culinary treats: Speck, Kaminwurzen and mountain cheese are part of them.
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  In autumn, cows and horses, sheep and alpaca return from the alpine pastures to their stables: Celebrate with us the traditional cattle drive!
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  The five glaciers in Tyrol open their ski slopes already in October, including the Stubai Glacier in the picture, called the "Kingdom of Snow".
  Foto: Andre Schönherr, © TVB Stubai Tirol
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  Autumnal view down in the valley: Town and mountains such as the Nordkette create in Innsbruck in the Inn Valley a beautiful new unity.
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  Racing cycle tours, hikes, Nordic Walking - when the first snow is coming to Tyrol’s mountains, many activities relocate to lower altitudes.
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  Also the Christmas Markets are not only limited to the winter season: In fact, many of them open in November, before the First Sunday in Advent.
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  No matter what the weather… Tyrol’s swimming pools, sauna worlds and thermal baths are a pleasant experience for body and mind.
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