Active Summer
The Best Tips for Your Summer Adventure in the Outdoor Region Imst
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Publisher: Imst Tourismus Concept and design: West Werbeagentur, Imst
Photos: Imst Tourismus – Rudi Wyhlidal, West Werbeagentur, Thorsten Wenzler, Martin Lugger, Mike Maass, Daniel Nikolaus Kocher; as credited
Welcome to the Outdoor Region Imst
There’s so much to discover and even more to experience. Dreamy hiking trails and bike routes, unforgettable outdoor adventures, idyllic lakes and plenty more are waiting for you!
You’ll find the best tips and information about excursion destinations, sights and much more in this brochure, at www.imst.at or directly from your local guides at our information offices.
Imst Tourismus Opening Hours
Imst Information Office
Johannesplatz 4
Nassereith Information Office
Postplatz 28
Info Point Alpenrast Tyrol
Mils bei Imst
Monday to Friday 9:00 – 17:00 Saturday 10:00 – 13:00 (5 July to 6 September)
Monday to Friday 9:00 – 12:00
Monday to Friday 8:00 – 18:30
Saturday, Sunday and public holidays 8:00 – 18:00
Unless otherwise stated, closed on Sundays and public holidays!
You’ll receive the IMST CARD from your host when you arrive!
In addition to sports, cultural and nature high lights, you’ll also enjoy a wide range of benefits on services and events included in the weekly programme.
Your Added Value in the Outdoor Region Imst
Imster Bergbahnen
ascent and descent
1× per person per day
Valid with stays of 3 nights or more
Guided hikes
Monday to Friday
Dates and details available at the information offices or from your accommodation provider
AREA47
Free admission to the Water AREA + 2 hours in the Indoor Bike Park (rental not included)
1× per person per stay
Valid with stays of 3 nights or more
Free Bus Travel
Between Fernpasshöhe, Nassereith, Tarrenz, Imst, Imsterberg, Mils, Schönwies, Zams, Landeck, Karres, Karrösten, Roppen, Ötztaler Höhe and across the Hahntennjoch to Elmen
IMST CARD
Bummelbär Train
Free ride
Imst outdoor swimming pool
Free admission
Tennis Courts in Hoch-Imst, Tarrenz and Nassereith
1 hour free
1× per person per day
Museum im Ballhaus
Free admission
1× per person per stay
Fasnacht Museum Imst
Free admission
1× per person per stay
Fasnacht Museum Nassereith
Free admission
1× per person per stay
Starkenberger Beer Myth
Free admission
1× per person per stay
Summer Curling Nassereith
Free admission
1× per person per stay
FMZ Cinema Imst
1× per person per stay:
Ticket: €8 for adults
(Surcharge from row 9, as well as for 3D and films with extended runtime)
Steinblock Bouldering Gym
Introductory bouldering: Includes trainer, excludes admission & equipment
1× per person per stay, advance booking required!
Tandem.Gleitschirm.Tirol – 25% off your paraglide flight
© Ernst Riha
Imst Climbing Centre
– 20% off admission
Zirbenpark Hochzeiger
– 20% off the Zirbencarts (multiple times daily possible)
Ötzi Village & Birds of Prey Park
– 20% off the combo ticket
Steinblock Bouldering Gym
– 10% off admission
Driving Village
– 10% off GoKart driving
Swarovski Crystal Worlds – 10% off admission
Experience Tyrol – 10% off admission
Find more information at www.imst.at/en/booking/holiday-pass
ImsterHöhenweg
Muttekopfscharte Hanauerhütte
Muttekopf 2,774 m
Scharnitz Sattel 2,441 m
Hahntennjoch 1,894 m
Anhalter Hütte
Maldonkopf 2,632 m
Vordere Plattein 2,562 m Hintere Plattein 2,723 m
Wasserfall Klettersteig Drischlsteig
Adlerhorst
Muttekopfhütte 1,934 m
Latschenhütte 1,623 m Station 2,050 m
Latschenturm Jägersteig
UAlm 1,491 m
Lourdeskapelle
Laurentius-
Imster Bergbahnen
Operating Hours
Section 1 – Untermarkter Alm gondola
01.05.2025 – 18.05.2025 Thursday – Sunday
IMSTHIGHLIGHT CARD
Free ascent and descent 1× per person per day (Valid with stays of 3 nights or more)
22.05.2025 – 05.10.2025 daily 9:00 – 17:00
09.10.2025 – 02.11.2025 Thursday – Sunday
Section 2 – Alpjoch gondola
12.06.2025 – 05.10.2025 daily 9:15 – 16:45 Group Discount -10% for groups of 20 or more + 1 free ticket for the group leader
Prices in Euro Adults born 2005 or earlier
Youth born 2006 – 2008 Seniors born 1959 or earlier Children born 2009–2018 Families: Parents + own children born 2006–2018 Ascent or Descent
Alpine Coaster
© Bergbahnen Imst –Rudi Wyhlidal
Getting Around in Imst
The Outdoor Region Imst is full of surprises – and its surroundings are just as fantastic. If you want to explore more of the area, it's best to take one of the many bus routes or the Bummelbär train.
Bummelbär Train | Excursion Tips
– Johanneskirche / Imst Information Office: Rosengarten Gorge, Imster Bergl, SOS-Children's-Villages theme trail, Regensburger pastry shop and much more
– Hotel Hirschen: Parish Church Imst
– Brenjursee / Hexengartle: Brenjursee lakeside hut, Hexengartle playground
– Tarrenz Municipal Office: Witches’ educational trail (Hexenlehrpfad)
– Knappenwelt Museum: Happi's Hütte restaurant
– Forest playground
– Postplatz / Nassereith Information Office: Lake Nassereither See, Fasnacht Museum, various dining options
NEW: Family Saturdays Find more information here
Bummelbär Train
Summer Timetable 2025 Thursday to Sunday, 01.05. – 26.10. Free with the IMST CARD
Hotel Auderer (Karrösten) 9:15 13:20
Hotel Post (Imst) 9:25 13:30
Johanneskirche / Imst Information Office 9:35 13:40
Hotel Hirschen (Imst) 9:40 13:45
Kreuzung Ahornweg (Imst) 9:45 13:50
Brenjursee / Hexengartle (Tarrenz) 9:50 13:55
Feuerwehrhalle (Tarrenz) 9:53 13:58
Gemeindeamt (Tarrenz) 9:55 14:00
Knappenwelt (Tarrenz) 10:00 14:05
Spielplatz / Kapelle (Strad) 10:10 14:15
Waldspielplatz (Strad) 10:15 14:20
See-Eck (Nassereith) 10:40 14:45
Postplatz / Nassereith Information Office - arrival 10:45 14:50
Postplatz / Nassereith Information Office - departure 10:55 15:00
See-Eck (Nassereith) 11:00 15:05
Waldspielplatz (Strad) 11:25 15:30
Spielplatz / Kapelle (Strad) 11:30 15:35
Knappenwelt (Tarrenz) 11:40 15:45
Kreuzung Hausanger (Tarrenz) 11:42 15:47
Brenjursee / Hexengartle (Tarrenz) 11:50 15:55
Kreuzung Ahornweg (Imst) 11:55 16:00
Hotel Hirschen (Imst) 12:00 16:05
Johanneskirche / Imst Information Office 12:05 16:10
Hotel Post (Imst) 12:15 16:20
Hotel Auderer (Karrösten) 12:25 16:30
Due to limited capacity (50 adults or 70 children), reservations for the Bummelbär Train are not possible. Thank you for your understanding.
Bummelbär Train | Prices
– Day ticket: Adults €5.00 / Children (6–12 years) €3.00
– Day ticket: Adults incl. admission to a museum of your choice €8.00
– Family pass (2 adults + any number of children): €15.00
– Family pass incl. admission to a museum of your choice: €25.00
– Single ride: Adults €3.00 / Children (6–12 years) €2.00
Hiking
Far from the beaten track, the peaks are high but not unreachable. The mountains are lively, but not loud. The paths are long, though they never seem quite long enough.
Hiking Tips
Lake Fernsteinsee
Nassereither See – Fernsteinsee –
Tegestal – Brunnwald –
Nassereither See
Approx. 3.5 hours
Salvesenschlucht Gorge
Tarrenz Parish Church – Witches' educational trail – Hoher Übergang
– Tarrenz Parish Church
Approx. 2 hours, sturdy footwear recommended
Adlerhorst Nassereith
Nassereith – Adlerhorst- Aschland/ Holzleiten – Roßbach – Nassereith
Approx. 4 hours, viewpoint platform
Guided hikes, Monday – Friday, Dates and details available at the information offices IMSTHIGHLIGHT CARD
Karröster Alm – Tschirgant
Karrösten – Tschirgant
Tschirgant – Karrösten
Approx. 7 hours, sturdy footwear recommended
Panoramasteig Mils
Mils bei Imst – Waterfall –Starkenbach – Mils bei Imst
Approx. 4 hours, sturdy footwear recommended
Milser Au
Mils bei Imst sports field – Milser Au recreational area – Alpenrast
Tyrol – Mils bei Imst sports field
Approx. 1.5 hours
Earth Pyramids
Wald sports field (district Arzl im Pitztal) – Hohenegg – Erdpyramiden – Waterfall – Wald sports field
Approx. 2 hours
Imsterberger Kreuz
Venetalm – Imsterberger Kreuz –
Venetalm
Approx. 1.5 hours
Hanauer Hütte
Boden – Hanauer Hütte – Boden
Approx. 2.5 hours
Sinnesbrunn
Obtarrenz – Sinnes Waldrast –Sinnesbrunn – Sinnesgatter –Gafleinhütte – Kohlstattsee –
Sinnes Waldrast – Obtarrenz
Approx. 3.5 hours
Anhalter Hütte
Hahntennjoch – Anhalter Hütte –Plötzig – Egg/Boden
Approx. 4 hours
3 Hut Hike
Hoch-Imst – Latschenhütte –Muttekopfhütte – Drischlsteig trail – Alpjoch mountain station
Approx. 3 hours
Rosengarten Gorge
Imst – Rosengartenschlucht –
Hoch-Imst – Wetterkreuz – Imst
Approx. 3 hours
Alpleskopf
Sinnesbrunn car park – Sinnesbrunn – Sinnesgatter – Alpleskopf –
Sinnesbrunn car park
Approx. 6 hours
Sinnesjoch
Sinnesbrunn car park – Sinnesbrunn – Sinnesgatter – Sinnesjoch –
Sinnesbrunn car park
Approx. 5 hours
Muttekopf
Alpjoch mountain station – Drischlsteig trail – Muttekopfhütte – Muttescharte – Muttekopf – Muttekopfhütte
Approx. 6 hours
Starkenberger See
Starkenberg Brewery –
Starkenberger See – Lassigg –Imst fire department – Tarrenz –
Starkenberg Brewery
Approx. 1.5 hours
Further details can be found on the hiking map
Alpine Huts and Cabins
If you think the summit view is the only highlight of a mountain hike, you've clearly never stopped in at one of the region’s rustic alpine
huts and cabins.
Latschenhütte
The excellent reputation of the Latschenhütte hut extends well beyond the surrounding peaks.
Host Waltraud and her team invite you to relax in this cosy, rustic setting.
Open: 26 May to 26 October 2025, Closed on Mondays and Tuesdays
Contact: +43 664 985 94 24
www.latschen.at
U-Alm
The U-Alm mountain restaurant is a local favourite, much loved by visitors and locals alike. Martin and his team serve delicious regional dishes with a generous helping of warm hospitality.
Open: Same opening times as the Imst Mountain Lifts (Imster Bergbahnen)
Contact: +43 680 444 17 02
www.ualm.at
Overnight options: Multi-bed rooms & alpine suites
Muttekopfhütte
In the heart of the Lechtal Alps, a sociable and culinary highlight awaits you. This lovingly maintained alpine hut sits at over 1,900 metres altitude. Patrick and his team will welcome you with heartfelt, genuine hospitality.
Open: 30 May to 5 October 2025
Contact: +43 664 123 69 28 www.muttekopf.at
Overnight options: Beds & dormitories
TIP
Imsterberger Venetalm
Perched at 1,994 metres above sea level, the Venetalm mountain cabin offers breathtaking views. From the terrace, take in sweeping panoramas of the Inn Valley, the steep rock faces of the Lechtal Alps and deep into the Pitztal Valley.
Open: Mid-May to mid-September 2025
Contact: +43 660 830 30 97
Overnight options: Dormitories
If you’re planning to visit one of the huts or mountain cabins at the start or end of the season, be sure to check ahead. Often it is the weather in the mountains that calls the shots.
Karrer Alm
With its dark timber beams and cosy interior, the Karrer Alm mountain cabin blends harmoniously into the landscape. The Crozzoletto host family will spoil you with exceptional hospitality.
Open: Mid-May to mid-September 2025
Contact: +43 664 255 45 35
Karröster Alm
Surrounded by lush meadows, the Karröster Alm mountain cabin looks like something out of a picture book. Inside the hut, rustic charm awaits. The Fischer family’s authentic alpine dishes complete the experience.
Open: Mid-May to end of October
Contact: +43 650 223 44 97
Anhalter Hütte
This mountain hut has been offering alpine comfort in a rustic setting for more than 100 years. Hut hosts
Sebastian and Angelika look forward to your visit.
Open: 14 June to 5 October 2025
Contact: +43 660 664 74 28
www.anhalter-huette.de
Overnight options: Beds & dormitories
Photo: © Anhalter Hütte
Hanauer Hütte
Surrounded by majestic peaks, the Hanauer Hütte mountain hut is a real eye-catcher. The beautiful setting and abundance of alpine flowers in the high valley attract both ambitious mountain sports enthusiasts and nature lovers.
Open: 19 June to 20 September 2025
Contact: +43 664 266 91 49 www.hanauer-huette.de
Overnight options: Rooms & dormitories
Maisalm
The Inn Valley and Mieming Plateau reveal their best side here, making the sunny terrace a true haven for hikers and nature lovers. The Posch family will treat you to regional alpine specialities and hearty homemade dishes.
Open: 8 June 2025 to mid-September
Contact: +43 660 630 40 65
Tour planner and opening times for huts and mountain cabins
Photo: © Peter Freiberger
Maldonalm
Hearty and wholesome alpine snacks await hikers and travellers alike. From the inviting sun terrace, guests enjoy scenic views of green meadows and striking rock formations.
Open: Mid-June to mid-September 2025
Contact: +43 650 385 06 68
Muthenaualm
Also known as the Nassereither Alm, the Muthenaualm delivers everything you’d expect from an authentic mountain cabin. Guests are served traditional homemade fare.
Open: Mid-June to mid-October 2025
Contact: +43 660 656 74 67
Overnight options: Dormitories
Tarrenton Alm
Surrounded by peaceful alpine scenery, this is a place to unwind – or enjoy a bit of friendly company along with hearty food. The grey cheese, sliced cheese, butter and buttermilk are all homemade by the family.
Open: Early June to mid-September 2025
Contact: Family Ögg, +43 650 616 06 49
Overnight options: Shared rooms & dormitories
Sinnes Waldrast
The Sinnes Waldrast mountain restaurant is located in a peaceful, enviable clearing in the forest. The hosts do the cooking themselves, conjuring up delicious dishes using carefully selected ingredients.
Open: 11.04.-22.06. (Friday to Sunday), 04.07.-14.09. (Wednesday to Sunday), 26.09.-16.11.2025 (Friday to Sunday)
Contact: +43 5412 222 40 www.sinnes.at
Overnight options: Apartments and rooms
Happis Hütte
If you want to know what Tyrol tastes like, you can't go wrong with hearty soups, homemade sausages, dumplings and a sweet dessert. You’ll find not only Tyrolean classics and homemade cakes, but also a stunning view of the green surroundings.
Open: Wednesday to Monday, closed Tuesdays
Contact: +43 650 234 19 73 www.happis-huette.at
Tour planner and opening times for huts and mountain cabins
Sinnes Waldrast
SunOrama
Calling all photo enthusiasts, view seekers and lovers of wide open spaces –the SunOrama is made for you. It offers a view that’s simply impossible to resist.
Located right next to the Alpjoch mountain station, the SunOrama panoramic sun terrace welcomes you to the heart of the mountains.
The “O” in SunOrama stands for awe – a fitting reaction to the breathtaking vistas of the surrounding peaks, the town of Imst and the Gurgltal valley. Settle into a comfy
lounger or take a seat and stay a while – this is a place to soak up the views and let the moment linger.
INFO
The SunOrama is easily accessible via the Imst Mountain Lifts (Imster Bergbahnen).
Photos: © Bergbahnen Imst –Rudi Wyhlidal
Adlerhorst
Ever wondered what the world looks like from an eagle’s perspective? At the Adlerhorst, you’ll come impressively close.
You’ve likely seen the photos – a slender platform jutting into the sky, supported by a single column, perched like an eagle’s nest on a rocky ledge. Located just a few steps from the Alpjoch mountain station, the Adlerhorst is easy to reach even for less experienced hikers. The platform rises 8 metres above the
rock and extends 13 metres outward. Do the maths – that equals one unforgettable alpine high with a stunning panoramic view.
INFO
The Adlerhorst is just a few minutes’ walk from the Alpjoch mountain station.
Rosengarten Gorge
Thundering water carves its way through the rock faces of the Imst highland terraces, engaged in a roaring clash between stone and stream. This dramatic setting is the Rosengartenschlucht, a gorge right in the heart of Imst.
The water roars down into the town centre, echoing through the gorge. Moss-covered walls cool the air, while stone and wooden steps lead steadily upward. The Rosengartenschlucht takes you on a journey through geological time – all the way back to the Ice Age. Over a
INFO
You can borrow child carriers for small children from Imst Tourismus in the town centre.
distance of just 1.5 kilometres, the Schinderbach stream drops around 250 metres in elevation from the upper entrance of the gorge to the centre of Imst. This powerful natural spectacle captures every sense and offers an extraordinary experience right in the heart of Imst.
TIP:
Circular route: Imst Information Office – Johanneskirche – Rosengarten Gorge / Blue Grotto – Hoch-Imst –
Wetterkreuz – Bergl – Imst
More information is available at www.imst.at or at the Imst Tourismus information offices
Tour duration: approx. 3 hours
Long-Distance Hiking Trails
Via Claudia Augusta
The Romans left it to us, and we’ve turned it into a part of our identity. This long-distance route tells the story of how that came to be, with centuries-old witnesses along the way and warm-hearted hosts ready to spoil you with delights from the kitchen and cellar. More at: www.imst.at or www.viaclaudia.org
Way of St James
Quite possibly the most famous of its kind, the Way of St James is known far beyond Austria’s borders. In addition to passing through Italy, Spain and other countries, it also leads through Roppen, Karres, Karrösten, Imst, Imsterberg, Mils bei Imst and Schönwies. It also crosses the Mieming Plateau to Nassereith and over the Fern Pass into the Allgäu. More at: www.imst.at or at www.jakobsweg-tirol.net
Adlerweg (The Eagle Trail)
A name that speaks of freedom, vastness and strength. Seen from above, the trail resembles the silhouette of an eagle. The 33 stages of this long-distance hiking route take you across all of Tyrol, with stages 17 to 20 considered some of the most beautiful, as they lie in the Outdoor Region Imst. More at: www.imst.at
Find out more about long-distance hiking trails at www.imst.at
Theme Trails & Educational Paths for Children
Are there real witches here in Tyrol?
And would foxes eat witches for breakfast?
Only our theme trails and children’s educational paths can answer that.
The Bewitched Children’s Trail
The little witch Salvesia lives in the Salvesen Gorge. She has hidden 16 tricky riddles along the gorge, and anyone who solves them all receives a great prize. To take part, you’ll need a Witch’s Pass (Hexenpass), available from Imst Tourismus.
Start: Parish Church of Tarrenz
Forchet Geo Trail
The Forchet Geo Trail showcases just how fascinating nature can be. Stretching for nearly 4 kilometres, it runs from the centre of Roppen to Ötzbruck, through the Forchet forest and finally to the Roppen Ach Bridge. It’s an easy walk for the whole family.
Start: Roppen Municipal Office
Tarrenz Sculpture Trail
As the name suggests, the trail is lined with a variety of sculptures. Since 1996, new works of art by international sculptors have been added over the years, each finding its place along the sculpture trail.
Start: Village square in Tarrenz
More information is available at www.imst.at or at the Imst Tourismus information offices.
Cycling
Between towering mountains, over roots and rocks, through forests and along gravel tracks, ambitious mountain bikers take on challenging tours on two wheels. No mercy for the thighs.
Cycling Tours
Along the Inn River, in the footsteps of the Romans, and around the mountain.
Inn Cycle Path
The Inn Cycle Path stretches around 530 kilometres from Maloja in the Engadin region to Passau, following well-maintained country roads and mostly low-traffic routes. Five of its stages, almost half the route, pass through Tyrol. The path follows the banks of the Inn River and leads you to many beautiful natural spots, accompanied all the while by the gentle murmur of the river.
Via Claudia Augusta
The history of the Via Claudia Augusta dates back to Roman times and has been revived in recent years. Today, it’s enjoying a new heyday and has become a must on any cycling itinerary. Follow this historic road through stunning landscapes and traces of the past.
Tschirgant Loop
50 kilometres around Mount Tschirgant. This 3-hour cycle tour takes you around the mountain massif. Whether by e-bike or classic push bike, the Tschirgant loop calls for a bit of stamina but rewards you with varied landscapes. The tour begins in Imst, then follows the Inn Cycle Path along the Inn River, through Mötz and onto the Mieming Plateau. After descending to Arzkasten, you’ll reach Nassereith and return to Imst via the Via Claudia Augusta and the idyllic Gurgltal valley. The route runs along Mount Tschirgant and features plenty of places to stop for food and drink.
Details available in the bike map.
Bike Trail
Riding without pedalling, but you still feel the burn.
The new Family Trail Forest is the perfect spot for bike fans of all ages. Around two kilometres of flow line, kids line and pump track promise varied outdoor adventures for beginners and those with some experience. With playful
riding technique features and the legendary Gafleiner figure from Nassereith folklore, the park is an ideal excursion destination located right on the historic Via Claudia Augusta road.
AREA47 – Indoor Bike
Austria’s first and only indoor bike park
Austria’s first indoor bike park is made for those who’d rather ride than relax. Covering 1,000 m², the pump park includes a kids’ pump track, a 140-metre dirty flowline with two routes, a jumpline
with two different roll-ins (from medium to expert) and a landing bag for soft landings. There’s also a skills area with root carpets, a rock garden, drops and perfectly shaped hairpin turns – everything you need to sharpen your biking skills, whatever the weather. More at: www.area47.at
Road Cycling
Pitztal Loop
Imst – Imst train station – Waldele –Wald – Leins – Jerzens – Wenns –Arzl – Pitztal roundabout – Imst
elevation gain of 700 m, approx. 40 km
Tschirgant Loop
Imst – Nassereith – Holzleitensattel
– Obsteig – Mötz – Roppen – Imst elevation gain of 700 m, approx. 53 km
Gravel Biking
Fernsteinsee Gravel Loop
Imst – Gurgltal – Fernsteinsee – Imst
2.25 h, elevation gain of 284 m, approx. 39 km
Falterschein Gravel Loop
2.15 h, elevation gain of 575 m, approx. 21 km
Venet Massif Gravel Loop
5.15 h, elevation gain of 1,203 m, approx. 57 km
Gaistal Gravel Loop
7.45 h, elevation gain of 1,752 m, approx. 100 km
Mountain Biking
Bike Trail Tyrol – Stage 27
Imst – Venetalm – Wenns elevation gain of 1,292 m, approx. 22 km
Imst Mountain Hut Loop (No. 615) Hoch-Imst – Obermarkter Alm –Latschenhütte – U-Alm – Hoch-Imst 2.12 h, elevation gain of 650 m, approx. 13 km
Wannig Loop
Nassereith fire department –Marienbergjoch – Fernpass –Nassereith fire department elevation gain of 1,187 m, approx. 30 km
GurgltalFernsteinsee Lake-Loop
Imst – Knappenwelt –Strad – Nassereith –Fernsteinsee – Nassereith –Gurgltal cycle path – Imst elevation gain of 314 m, approx. 38 km
Climbing, Boulder- ing & Via Ferratas
Whether on real rock outdoors or plastic holds in the climbing hall – it’s all action on the indoor and outdoor climbing crags, rock faces and via ferratas. Find out more about climbing at www.imst.at/en/holiday-experiences/summer/climbing
Climbing Areas
In Austria it is said that happiness on Earth is found on the walls of our mountains. That’s at least the motto in our climbing regions.
The Outdoor Region Imst has long made a name for itself as a top spot on the climbing scene. With nearly 3,000 routes in all levels of difficulty, one of the tallest climbing halls in Austria, an impressive outdoor climbing tower and several bouldering gyms, the region offers an incredible range of options for beginners, hobby climbers and pros alike.
Via Ferratas
Via ferratas are the perfect introduction to the world of alpine adventure.
Leite Via Ferrata
Located in Nassereith, this sporty C/D-level route offers a real challenge.
Imst Via Ferrata
A D-level climbing experience to the summit of the Maldonkopf, featuring a rope bridge and a variety of footholds and iron steps. Long ascent and descent – a full-day tour.
Waterfall Via Ferrata
A short route near the Muttekopf Hut with B/C sections, suitable for families and beginners.
Hanauer Via Ferrata
A fantastic via ferrata near the hut with a long rope bridge and two route variants. The easier option ends just below the Hanauer Hut.
Alpine Climbing
Straight up instead of straight ahead. If you want to expand your horizons into the heights, alpine rock faces are where you need to be.
Muttekopf Area
Four times the alpine climbing fun awaits on the multi-pitch routes at Guggerköpfle, Engelkarturm, Hintere Platteinspitze and the Muttetürme. Challenging climbs lead over slabs, cracks and overhangs,
in some cases reaching more than 2,700 m in elevation. The bolts are spaced far apart, and the conditions can be harsh – so this isn’t for casual climbers. Alpine climbing in the Muttekopf area demands experience and advanced skills.
Tourismus: Martin Lugger
Bouldering
In the Outdoor Region Imst, you’re surrounded by natural rock walls. Two bouldering areas are Hualig Almeck and Reithle.
Hualig Almeck
Hualig Almeck offers 15 lines ranging in difficulty from grades 5 to 8. To reach the boulders, take the Imst Mountain Lifts to the Untermarkter Alm, then follow the forest road downhill for 10 minutes.
Reithle
Just a 15-minute walk away lies the next climbing and bouldering area. The boulders at Reithle rise up to 15 metres high and are scattered through a shady forest. Difficulties also range from grades 5 to 8. There are 33 routes across 11 boulders, and the best time to boulder here is between May and October.
INFO
Free crash pads are available to borrow at the Untermarkter Alm for all bouldering enthusiasts.
Imst Climbing Centre
A top destination for climbers of all levels. With its impressive, covered climbing facility – the Sonnendeck – it boasts one of the largest outdoor climbing areas with a roof worldwide, covering 1,312 m².
Indoors, the centre features a wide variety of top-rope and lead routes ranging from 8 to 22 metres in height, 250 m² of bouldering space, a dedicated children’s area and a training section for ambitious climbers. From toddlers and beginners to seasoned pros, everyone can find their place at the Imst
Climbing Centre. Watch the action up close from the free-hanging balcony inside or the sunny grandstand outside.
After your session, the Sportcafé invites you to refresh with drinks and small snacks.
© Kletterzentrum
Imst: Ernst Riha
Indoor Climbing & Bouldering
Easy, tricky or almost impossible – in the bouldering gyms, one boulder problem leads to the next. And if you didn’t already know: that’s a good thing!
30 m2 of bouldering surface on a 4.5-metre wall, with routes set by European Champion Bettina Schöpf-Greinig. – 10% off admission IMSTHIGHLIGHT CARD
Steinblock Bouldering Gym
A bouldering gym for all skill levels – from beginners to full-on climbing addicts. It features nearly 570 m2 of climbing surfaces, a 68 m2 training area with MoonBoard and a 119 m2 beginner and children’s zone.
Steinblock Boulderhalle
Bundesstraße 1a, A-6460 Imst www.steinblock.at
Tarrenz Bouldering Gym
100 m2 of bouldering space awaits, with routes designed by climbing pros Mike Gabl and Werner Nothdurfter.
Karrösten Bouldering Gym
Unleash the Outdoors
Everything you need to get your adrenaline pumping. The region opens the door to a world of adventure for sports enthusiasts, adrenaline junkies and thrill-seekers alike.
Running, Walking, Orienteering
Explore the Outdoor Region Imst on foot.
Surrounded by the stunning mountain backdrop of the Outdoor Region Imst, you’ll find endless ways to get your run in. Running and Nordic walking trails wind their way through the entire region, leading
to beautiful spots and scenic viewpoints. If you’re heading out for an orienteering adventure, be sure to pack a map and compass – you’ll need them to find all the checkpoints hidden in the cool forest.
Trail Running
Sometimes it pays to get off-track. Let your body and mind run free.
A trail is the most natural running track in the world. Trail running begins where the asphalt ends – far from paved and prepared routes. Unlike road running, the varied terrain sharpens your coordination and reaction time. The mountains of Tyrol offer excellent conditions for both newcomers and seasoned trail runners.
Highlights
The Outdoor Region Imst regularly hosts trail running events that are highly regarded within the trail running community. Their unique energy, distinct character and extreme conditions make them truly exceptional challenges.
Visit www.imst.at to learn more about running, walking, orienteering and trail running.
Rafting
Whether you’re brand new or have braved every rapid, the Outdoor Region Imst is Europe’s ultimate rafting hotspot.
Every tour is rough and wild. If you’ve never stood by a riverbank, adrenaline flooding your body from head to toe while Born to Be Wild plays in your mind – you’ve been missing out. Luckily, that opportunity awaits you in the Outdoor Region Imst. Certified guides will put you in a wetsuit and take the plunge
with you into icy alpine rapids. With every paddle stroke, fear gives way to spray, and after just a few metres in the raft, it’s no longer the waves that overwhelm you – it’s the thrill of the sport. What starts with hesitation becomes a breathtaking experience you’ll be talking about for a long time.
INFO
Visit www.lemmingtours.de and www.area47.at for an overview of the many rafting options.
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Children’s rafting for children aged 6 and up
Canyoning
It’s all in the mix! Canyoning means climbing, hiking, abseiling – and wonder.
Canyoning is understood as the descent through a gorge from top to bottom. That’s why it’s sometimes called “gorge hiking” or “gorge trekking”. So far, so good – but if you’ve ever leapt into a natural rock pool or abseiled into a roaring canyon, you’ll know there’s more to it. More action. More wow
moments. More adventure. If you’re ready for more, let the canyoning guides take you deep into the region’s wild mountain streams and rivers. This unforgettable whitewater experience is open to everyone – from brave beginners to bold adrenaline seekers.
INFO
Visit www.lemmingtours.de, www.area47.at or www.activcanyoning.at for a full overview of canyoning tours
canyoning for children aged 10 and up
Austria’s Largest Outdoor Adventure Park
AREA47 is a mecca for outdoor sports fans – with adrenaline kicks around every corner and the ultimate launchpad to push your limits.
Water AREA
Covering 20,000 m2, this is Austria’s most versatile water park. Experience five slides and cliff-diving platforms, conquer Europe’s fastest water slide or the Splash Track, or turn yourself into a human projec-
tile with blobbing, cannonball jumps and the slip-and-slide water ramp.
If you’re staying three nights or more in the Outdoor Region Imst, you get free access to this massive adventure playground.
Wake AREA
Wakeboarding on a 420-metre cable system with a cutting-edge Rixen 5-mast setup and next-level jumps and obstacles by Shape –all in one of the best wake spots north of the equator. It’s not just the pros training here – beginners can make their first moves at the Wake School. Helmet, wetsuit and all the gear you need for wakeboarding are provided free of charge.
Indoor Bike Park
A 1,000 m² pump park including a dedicated kids’ pump track. Austria’s largest indoor bike park features two dirty flowlines, a jumpline with two roll-in options and a landing bag, plus a skills area with root mats, a rock garden, drops and perfectly shaped switchbacks.
IMSTHIGHLIGHT CARD
Free admission to the Water AREA + 2 hours in the Indoor Bike Park (excl. equipment hire) with a stay of 3 nights or more.
High Ropes Course
It looks even higher from the top: at 27 metres tall with 30 sections, the AREA47 high ropes course is the highest in all of Austria. Suspended between two massive bridge pillars, you’ll take on 138 unique elements and test your courage at every turn.
Chill & More
AREA47 isn’t just about action –there are also plenty of spots to unwind and get mentally ready for your next adventure. In the park’s restaurants, bars and cafés, that surge in adrenaline disappears in no time, and you’ll be refuelled and ready to take on your next challenge. www.area47.at
IMSTHIGHLIGHT CARD
Swimming & Water
Free admission with the IMST CARD
If you’re in the mood for a proper swim, you’ve got two options: splash about in the lively outdoor pool or dive into refreshingly natural, chlorine-free lakes.
Imst Outdoor
Swimming Pool
When was the last time you dared to jump into cold water? And by cold, we mean 25°C. The lap pool, leisure pool and kids’ pool at the Imst Outdoor Pool are all kept at a constant temperature, making every dip a real pleasure. The biggest highlight for young swimmers – and those who are still young at heart – is hard to miss: the twisting giant slide. It stands almost 8 metres tall and stretches an impressive 80 metres. Its sidekick, the wide water slide, measures nearly 12 metres in length and 3 metres across. For landlubbers, there’s also
a volleyball court and table tennis table. And if the kids start turning blue from too much splashing, send them off to burn some energy on the large playground, complete with a shaded sandpit.
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Stretch out on the large sunbathing lawn or relax in the beautifully landscaped park. And if you suddenly find yourself craving a fresh coffee or something hot off the grill, just follow your nose to the well-stocked poolside buffet.
Hoch-Imst Natural Lake
Just a stone’s throw from the valley station of the Imst Mountain Lifts lies the Hoch-Imst natural lake. This idyllic spot is bathed in sunshine all day and boasts pleasant temperatures and extremely clean water that is safe to drink.
Fernsteinsee & Samerangersee
The best way to explore Fernsteinsee is by boat – depending on the weather, the mountain lake can be so clear you can see right down to the bottom. Right next door is Samerangersee, considered one of Austria’s most beautiful diving lakes.
Starkenberger See
Green leaves reflect on the lake’s still surface, giving it a wild and romantic charm. Shaded by the forest, the area stays deliciously cool – perfect for walks and recharging in nature. Just around the corner you’ll find Starkenberg Castle and the Schlossstube restaurant, where you can treat yourself to refreshing delights out on the sunny terrace.
Kneipping
Getting cold feet is exactly what you need after a long hike or bike ride to get your circulation going again.
Step into the footsteps of the Romans and enjoy a Kneipp session at the former Roman bath in Roppen. Thanks to its unique mineral content, the water at the “Römerbad” is said to have a healing and revitalising effect. In Tarrenz, the “Frauenbrunnen” spring contains radon, which is known for its skin-soothing benefits. The Kneipp facility lies right beside the Gurgltal cycle path and is hard to miss, with its elegant fountains, basins and footbaths made from natural wood. In the neighbouring village of
Nassereith, the “Mühlsprung” is the perfect place to get your circulation going again on a hot summer’s day – with a refreshing arm bath or a lap through the idyllically located Kneipp pool, right in the heart of nature.
INFO
There’s more to Kneipping than just stepping into cold water. Follow the instructions on the signs at each Kneipp facility to get the full benefit and give your circulation a lasting boost.
Playgrounds in the Region
Kids have plenty of space to run, climb and play on the many playgrounds across the region. Here, sandpit friendships are made and adventures come to life.
Where adults see swings, sandpits and wooden huts, children see magical worlds waiting to be explored. New playmates are quickly found, and together they dive into colourful worlds of imagination.
Climbing frames become castles, and the adventure begins. To set the perfect stage for these big little adventures, the Outdoor Region Imst offers a wide variety of playgrounds and adventure areas.
Imst
– Forest Playground –Sonnberg-Gunglgrün
– Playground at the Climbing Hall
– Fun park Glenthof
– Family park Hoch-Imst
Tarrenz
– Witch-Themed Playground (Hexegartl’e)
– Strad Forest Playground
– Spielplatz Rotanger
Gurgltaler Hof
– Strad Chapel Playground
Nassereith
– Playground at the Climbing Park
Parking Lot
Karrösten
– Almweg Residential Playground
Roppen
– Playground next to the Primary School/Kindergarten
– Wolfau Playground (Forchetweg)
– Playground by the Sports Ground, Restaurant Stampfer
Karres
– Playground by the Community Centre
– Residential Forest Playground
Mils
– Hitte-Hatte-Au Recreation Area at the rest stop Alpenrast Tyrol
– Milser Au Playground
– Playground by the Parish Church
Schönwies
– Oberhäuser Playground
– Starkenbach Forest Playground
– Starkenbach Residential Pine Forest Playground
– Sports Ground Playground
Imsterberg
– Imsterau Erlenau Playground
– Gartelsebene Forest Playground
INFO
You can find a full overview of all play opportunities at www.imst.at
Glenthof Leisure Centre
Whether you’re after a fun outing or a rainyday activity, Glenthof is all about variety –indoors and out.
The Glenthof Leisure Centre is the go-to spot for sport and events when you want to mix things up on your holiday. From tennis lessons with a private coach to squash matches with a friend, bowling with the family or mini golf for all ages – there’s something for everyone. And if your stomach starts to rumble mid-game, the on-site restaurant will sort you out with regional and international dishes, or coffee and cake in the afternoon. By the way, on weekends, it’s worth checking the events calendar – the Glenthof Leisure Centre often transforms into a vibrant stage for live music and other cultural performances.
Tennis
Smash a few balls in the indoor tennis hall – whatever the weather
Squash
Perfect for a one-on-one challenge – the squash court is ideal for testing your reflexes and strength.
Bowling
The three bowling lanes are perfect for a fun, social time with family, friends or colleagues.
Mini Golf
Eighteen holes where the whole family can put their aim and precision to the test.
Padel
INFO
Glenthof Leisure Centre
Am Raun 24, A-6460 Imst Tel. +43 5412 63094
www.tennismoitzi.at/glenthof
Padel is a sport that blends elements of tennis and squash into one dynamic and fast-paced game. www.tennismoitzi.at
Family Park Hoch-Imst
Right next to the valley station of the Imst Mountain Lifts lies a small paradise for outdoor lovers and sporty families with a taste for action.
E-Trial-Park
Time to rev things up! Hop on an e-trial bike and head straight into the park, right next to the Alpine Coaster. Adrenaline and action guaranteed!
Trampoline Park
The trampoline park promises sky-high fun for bouncy little ones. Depending on skill and confidence, kids can practise flips, try out acrobatic jumps or gain momentum on the bungee trampoline. An added bonus: all that bouncing is great for coordination, too.
More info can be found on our website www.imst.at
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Photos: © Imster Bergbahnen
/ Gerhard Berger
Art, Culture & History
When art is given room to thrive, culture flourishes. The Outdoor Region Imst is home to remarkable museums, living traditions and deep-rooted customs.
Exhibitions, festivals, street art – art and culture are a valuable part of what makes the Outdoor Region Imst so special.
Whether cultural treasures are being displayed in museums, new movements explored through exhibitions, or events celebrated loud and bold – it all adds up to a truly fascinating experience. Numerous institutions – including museums and galleries – along with a vibrant creative scene, ensure that both heart and mind are moved through art and culture. The legendary Fasnacht tradition is celebrated year-round in dedicated Fasnacht museums – so vividly, in fact, that you might feel like you’ve stepped
right into one of the famous carnival parades, complete with masked figures and bell-wearing characters in full costume. In the museums of the Outdoor Region Imst, you can travel back in time to experience post-war farming, 17th-century woodworking and textile craftsmanship, and many other captivating stories up close. The Outdoor Region Imst is impressively diverse – and that richness has earned it a strong reputation among lovers of art and culture.
Museums
Starkenberger Beer Myth
Step into the story of Starkenberg beer, still brewed today in the ancient cellars of the castle, and discover a unique beer-themed world spread over 4,000 m2.
Starkenberg Palace is full of secrets and invites you on a journey through its past – from medieval roots to a cutting-edge modern brewery.
Schatz Weaving Mill
Delicate lace on fine placemats, intricate embroidery on cushions and tablecloths – the elegant craftsmanship of weaving and bobbin lace is practised at the Schatz Weaving Mill as part of a longstanding tradition and brought to life for interested visitors.
Fasnacht Museum Imst
In 2012, the Imst Schemenlaufen was added to UNESCO’s Representative List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity. At the Imst Fasnacht Museum, you can experience the colourful traditions of Fasnacht up close – even in summer – thanks to sophisticated exhibits and film presentations. This museum leaves a lasting impression and has been awarded the Tyrolean Museum Prize and the Austrian Museum Seal of Quality.
Museum im Ballhaus
Ready for a journey into the history of Imst? The exhibition at the “Ballhaus” invites you to discover the town’s mining heritage, gain insights into the old guild system and learn about the fascinating lives of the once-famous Imst bird traders.
Theodor von Hörmann City Gallery
160 m2 dedicated to contemporary art. The City Gallery is named after the renowned painter Theodor von Hörmann, born in Imst in 1840 and considered one of Austria’s most important Impressionists. Since 1993, the gallery has been located in the Old Town Hall (Altes Rathaus) on Imst’s main square, where it primarily showcases contemporary artworks and exhibitions.
Fasnacht Museum Nassereith
The Schellerlaufen tradition in Nassereith is a spectacular cultural custom, recognised as Intangible Cultural Heritage by UNESCO since 2012. The Fasnacht Museum allows visitors to experience this iconic event even during the summer months.
INFO
Opening hours and further information available at www.imst.at.
IMSTHIGHLIGHT CARD
Free admission
1× per person per stay:
– Museum im Ballhaus
– Fasnacht Museum Imst
– Fasnacht Museum
Nassereith
– Starkenberger Beer Myth
Tarrenz Local Heritage Museum
The Tarrenz Heritage Museum is housed in the former stables of an original Tyrolean farmhouse. Its gallery displays objects from the 17th and 18th centuries, offering insights into the lives of the region’s mountain farmers and craftspeople. In summer, the museum also serves as a space for local artists to exhibit their work and as a venue for special events.
Knappenwelt Gurgltal
The Knappenwelt Gurgltal is a unique open-air museum that vividly portrays the lives of medieval miners – with authentically reconstructed huts, mine shafts and tools. Visitors are immersed in the fascinating history of ore mining and will discover just how hard and gruelling everyday work was in those times.
© Imst Tourismus: Martin Lugger
All-Weather Activities
Rainy days don’t have to be dreary. The Outdoor Region Imst offers a wide range of things to do – there’s something for everyone. And before you know it, the sun will be shining again.
In the Outdoor Region Imst
– Fasnacht Museum Imst www.fasnacht.at
– Fasnacht Museum Nassereith www.fasnacht-nassereith.at
– Museum im Ballhaus in Imst www.imst.tirol.gv.at/kultur
– Starkenberger Beer Myth www.starkenberger.at
– Shopping Day and Cinema www.fmz-imst.at
– Schatz Weaving Mill www.weberei-schatz.at
– Theodor von Hörmann Gallery www.imst.tirol.gv.at/kultur
– Weingut Flür (wine tasting) www.weingut-fluer.at
– Steinblock Bouldering Gym www.steinblock.at/imst
– Imst Climbing Centre www.kletterhalle.com
– Indoor Bike Park Area 47 www.area47.at/mountainbike/ indoor-bikepark/
– Motorsport Arena Indoor 3D Minigolf www.motorsport-arena.at
– LockedIn (Escaperoom) www.lockedin-austria.at
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Tourismus: Martin Lugger
– Ötztal Sheep Wool Centre www.schafwollzentrum.tirol
– 007 Elements – James Bond Experience, Sölden 007elements.soelden.com
– Timmelsjoch Motorcycle Museum www.timmelsjoch.com/en/ motorcycle-museum/
– Ötztal Nature Park / Nature Park House www.naturpark-oetztal.at
– Freizeit Arena Ötztal (leisure & spa centre) www.freizeit-soelden.com
– Pitztaler Gletscher Café (3,440 m) www.pitztaler-gletscher.at/ cafe3440
Indoor Water Worlds
– Telfer Bad www.telferbad.at
– Arlberg well.com www.arlberg-wellcom.at
– Aqua Dome Längenfeld www.aqua-dome.at
– Silvretta Therme Ischgl www.silvrettatherme.at
– Alpenbad Leutasch www.alpenbad-leutasch.com
– Alpentherme Ehrenberg www.alpentherme-ehrenberg.at
– Freizeitarena Sölden www.freizeit-soelden.com
– Olympiabad Seefeld www.olympiabad.at
– Quellalpin Kaunertal www.quellalpin.at
Family Fun
– Playtopia Imst www.playtopia-imst.at
– JOY The Children's Paradise, Völs www.joy-daskinderparadies.at
– Flip Lab Trampoline Park, Innsbruck www.fliplab.at/innsbruck/
– Motorsport Arena Tirol 3D minigolf und indoor-go-karttrack, Ötztal-Bahnhof www.motorsport-arena.at
– Upside-down House & Dinoland, Vomperbach www.tirolland.com
– Pennello - Paint-your-ownCeramics, in Innsbruck. www.pennello.at
– B1 Innsbruck– bowling, karttrack, laser tag, 3D mini golf, Time to Escape, Visual Museum www.b1.at
– PerplexxX Room Escape Innsbruck www.virtual-escape.games/ innsbruck
– Schwaz Silver Mine www.silberbergwerk.at
– Cineplexx Innsbruck www.cineplexx.at/cinemas/ Cineplexx-Innsbruck
– Metropol Kino Mit 4DX www.megaplex.at/kino/ metropol-kino
– Ho & Ruck / Indoor flea market for a good cause www.horuck.at
– Feuerwerk – wood experience world, Fügen www.binderholz-feuerwerk.com
– Museum of “Tyrolean Farmhouses” www.museum-tb.at
– Zillertal Dairy Experience www.erlebnissennerei-zillertal.at
Innsbruck & Surroundings:
– Experience Tirol www.experiencetirol.com
– Ambras Castle www.schlossambras-innsbruck.at
– Escape Game Innsbruck www.virtual-escape.games
– Bell Foundry and Bell Museum, Innsbruck www.grassmayr.at
– Imperial Court Church, Tyrolean Folk Art Museum, Armoury, Tyrol Panorama with Kaiserjäger Museum, Ferdinandeum www.tiroler-landesmuseen.at
– Audioversum - Science Centre in Innsbruck www.audioversum.at
– Tyrolean State Theatre www.landestheater.at
– Golden Roof Museum Innsbruck www.innsbruck.info
– Mint Experience Hall www.muenze-hall.at
– Imperial Palace Innsbruck www.burghauptmannschaft.at
District of Reutte
– Ehrenberg Castle World, Ehrenberg Castle Museum, Highline179 suspension bridge, Flying Fox “Dragonfly” www.ehrenberg.at
District of Landeck
– Alpinarium Galtür www.alpinarium.at
– Kaunergrat Nature Park www.kaunergrat.at
– Ski and Local Heritage Museum, St. Anton www.museum-stanton.com
– Arlberg Escapes www.arlbergescapes.com
Event Highlights Summer 2025
Concerts, festivals, sport, art and culture are an essential part of the Outdoor Region Imst. A variety of sporting, musical and culinary events promise an entertaining holiday.
TschirgArt Jazzfestival
1 to 10 May 2025
Eventhalle Glenthof
Stadtbühne Imst
9th Imst Cycle Marathon
Sunday, 18 May 2025
07:00
Sportzentrum Imst
Raft Battle Saturday, 3 May 2025 13:00
11th Family Festival of Imster Bergbahnen Sunday, 8 June 2025 from 11:00 Hoch-Imst hiking area
© Christof Nendwich
© Bergbahnen Imst
–Rudi Wyhlidal
5th Tschirgant Sky Run
Sunday, 21 June 2025
06:30
Imst
24h Trophy – Hiking Marathon
Friday to Sunday, 11 to 13 July 2025
Sportzentrum Imst
Weinfest am Berg (Wine Festival)
Sunday, 21 September 2025
U-Alm, Hoch-Imst
Genuss Hoch 3
One hiking trail, three huts and plenty of delicious treats Sunday, 22 June 2025, from 11:00 Hoch-Imst hiking area
9th VW Beetle & Classic Car Meet-Up
Saturday to Sunday, 30 to 31 August 2025
Gasthaus Sonne, Tarrenz
Adlerfest (Eagle Festival)
Sunday, 28 September 2025 from 10:00, Hoch-Imst hiking area
Bandstand Concerts Summer 2025
Local brass bands will be performing throughout the summer and look forward to your visit!
Schönwies Brass Band
Schönwies Bandstand
Friday, 06.06.2025
Friday, 13.06.2025
Sunday, 10.08.2025
Thursday, 21.08.2025
Concerts begin at 20:00
Spring Concert:
Friday, 09.05.2025
Mils bei Imst Brass Band
Mils bei Imst Bandstand
Sunday, 29.06.2025
Friday, 04.07.2025
Friday, 18.07.2025
Saturday, 26.07.2025
Saturday, 02.08.2025
Concerts begin at 19:30
Imsterberg Brass Band
Gasthaus Venetrast or Gasthaus Alpenrose, Imsterberg
Friday, 11.07.2025
Spring concert:
Sunday, 27.04.2025
from 11:00
Imst City Music
Imst Bandstand
Friday, 04.07.2025
Friday, 11.07.2025
Friday, 18.07.2025
Friday, 25.07.2025
Friday, 01.08.2025
Friday, 08.08.2025
Friday, 15.08.2025
Friday, 22.08.2025
Concerts begin at 20:30
Karrösten Brass Band
Karrösten Bandstand
Friday, 11.07.2025
Friday, 29.08.2025
Friday, 12.09.2025
Concerts begin at 20:00
Karres Brass Band
Karres Bandstand
Friday, 04.07.2025
Friday, 11.07.2025
Friday, 18.07.2025
Saturday, 26.07.2025
Concerts begin at 20:30
Tarrenz Brass Band
Tarrenz Bandstand
Friday, 18.07.2025
Friday, 25.07.2025
Friday, 01.08.2025
Friday, 08.08.2025
Friday, 15.08.2025
Concerts begin at 20:30
Sunday, 24.08.2025, 11:30
Spring Concert: Saturday, 10.05.2025, 20:00
Roppen Brass Band
Roppen Bandstand
Friday, 04.07.2025
Friday, 11.07.2025
Friday, 18.07.2025
Friday, 08.08.2025
Concerts begin at 20:00
Spring Concert: Saturday, 26.04.2025
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Farm Shops in our Outdoor Region Imst
Clean mountain air, fresh spring water and fertile fields are the basic ingredients to many local specialities and delicacies that you can buy fresh from the farm. Regional treats for your lunchbox or to take home.
LLA-Imst Farm Shop*
Meraner Straße 6, 6460 Imst
Mon to Fri from 9:00 to 12:00
“Insrix” Farmers’ Market
Pflegezentrum Imst,
Pfarrgasse 10, 6460 Imst
every Sat from 9:00 to 12:30
Christl’s Self-Service
Farm Shop
Pflegezentrum Imst,
Pfarrgasse 10, 6460 Imst
Daily from 7:00 to 22:00
FMZ Imst Farmers’ Market
Industriezone 32, 6460 Imst
Mon to Sat from 9:00 to 17:00
Mils bei Imst
Family Venier Farm Shop
Mils, next to the sports field
6493 Mils bei Imst
Open 24 hours daily
Schönwies
Family Venier Farm Shop
Oberhäuser 45, 6491 Schönwies
Open 24 hours daily
Family Fink Farm Shop
Starkenbach 19, 6491 Schönwies
Open 24 hours daily
Little Farm Shop in Höfle
Höfle 5, 6491 Schönwies
Open 24 hours daily
Roppen
Emil Rauch Farm Shop
Lockpuit 120, 6426 Roppen
Daily from 7:00 to 20:00
*LLA = Imst Agricultural College (Landwirtschaftliche Landeslehranstalt Imst)
Karrösten
The Little Shop by the Roadside
Brennbichl 16, 6463 Karrösten
Daily from 7:00 to 20:00
Schatz Farm & Herbs
Brennbichl 9, 6463 Karrösten
Daily from 7:00 to 20:00
Honnes Organic Farm Shop
Unterdorf 1, 6463 Karrösten
Daily from 8:00 to 20:00 Uhr
Karres
Family Lechner Farm Shop
Karres 138, 6462 Karres
Daily from 7:00 to 20:00
Family Huber Farm Shop
Karres 28, 6462 Karres
Daily from 7:00 to 20:00
Imsterberg
Schneggå Farm & Dairy
Au 56, 6492 Imsterberg
Daily from 7:00 to 19:00
Schnegg Farm & Butcher Shop
Au 11, 6492 Imsterberg
Daily from 8:00 to 20:00
Tarrenz
Walchhof Farm Shop
Kappenzipfl 15, 6464 Tarrenz
Mon to Sat
from 7:00 to 19:00
Closed on public holidays!
Holzknecht Farm Shop
Putzengasse 10, 6464 Tarrenz
Daily from 8:00 to 20:00
Soldatlerhof Farm Shop
Kappenzipfl 22d, 6464 Tarrenz
Open 24 hours daily Nassereith
Hartl’s Farm
Dormitz 353 A, 6465 Nassereith
Daily from 8:00 to 20:00
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Summer Programme
Here you'll find our daily events! Many of them are free with the Imst Card!
Monday
Cultural Heritage Hike
Imst through the seasons: Immerse yourself and get to know the living traditions of Imst.
Meeting Point Tour Duration Level Participants Costs
11:00, Imst Information Office Approx. 1.5-2 hours Beginner At least 4 people
Registration: by Monday 10:00 at the Imst Information Office, +43 5412 6910, info@imst.at
Guided Hike through the Rosengartenschlucht Gorge
Step into one of the natural wonders of our region! You’ll experience lush vegetation, roaring waterfalls and mysterious rock formations. Bringing a small snack is recommended!
Meeting Point Tour Duration Level Participants Costs
14:00, Imst Information Office ca. 3 Stunden Intermediate At least 4 people
Registration: by Monday 12:00 at the Imst Information Office, +43 5412 6910, info@imst.at
Sunset Tour to the Karröster Alm
Enjoy a scenic evening hike to the Karröster Alm mountain cabin, accompanied by golden light. Bringing a small snack is recommended!
Meeting Point Tour Duration Level Participants Costs
Depending on sunset time, Imst Information Office Approx. 3 hours Intermediate At least 4 people
Registration: by Monday 12:00 at the Imst Information Office, +43 5412 6910, info@imst.at
– Please arrive 10 minutes before the tour begins! – Schedule subject to change (e.g. due to weather)!
Book your holiday activity via email: info@imst.at
Tuesday
Summit Tour for All Levels
Experience an unforgettable hike with breathtaking 360-degree views. Bringing a small snack is recommended!
Meeting Point Tour Duration Level Participants Costs
8:45, Imst Information Office Full-day hike
Tschachaun, Sinnesjoch, Alpleskopf, Muttekopf, Tschirgant and many more
At least 4 people
Registration: by Monday 17:00 at the Imst Information Office, +43 5412 6910, info@imst.at
Hearty & Handmade – A Journey to the Roots of Craftsmanship
Take a fascinating guided tour to the Schatz Weaving Mill and the Starkenberg Brewery. Discover traditional artisanry and enjoy culinary delights straight from the source.
Meeting Point Tour Duration Participants Costs
9:00, Imst Information Office Approx. 3-4 hours At least 4 people
Registration: by Monday 16:00 at the Imst Information Office, +43 5412 6910, info@imst.at
Wednesday
Alpine Hut Bliss:
Discover the Mountain Huts of the Outdoor Region Imst
This tour takes you through blooming alpine meadows to cozy mountain huts. Experience the mountain landscape up close. Bringing a small snack is recommended!
Meeting Point Tour Duration Level Participants Costs
9:30, Imst Information Office Full-day hike Intermediate At least 4 people
Registration: by Tuesday 17:00 at the Imst Information Office, +43 5412 6910, info@imst.at
Lake Hike
No two lakes are alike – each one has its own shape and colour. Enjoy the variety and peace of this unique landscape. Bringing a small snack is recommended!
Meeting Point Tour Duration Level Participants Costs
8:45, Imst Information Office or 9:15, Nassereith Information Office Full-day hike Intermediate At least 4 people
Registration: by Tuesday 17:00 at the Imst Information Office, +43 5412 6910, info@imst.at
Evening Hike through the Rosengartenschlucht Gorge
Experience the Rosengartenschlucht Gorge in the magical light of evening. This tour makes for an unforgettable adventure as the rocks glow in the last light of the day.
Meeting Point Tour Duration Level Participants Costs
19:00, Imst Information Office Approx. 2 hours Intermediate At least 4 people
Registration: by Tuesday 17:00 at the Imst Information Office, +43 5412 6910, info@imst.at
Introductory Bouldering Course
Have you always wanted to try bouldering? Now’s your chance! At the Steinblock Centre Imst, climbing guides will show you the best tips and tricks.
Meeting Point Tour Duration Participants Costs
16:00, Steinblock Bouldering Gym Imst Approx. 1.5 hours At least 2 people
Excl. admission to the climbing gym & rental equipment
Registration: Steinblock Bouldering Gym Imst, +43 5412 62 374, imst@steinblock.at
Thursday
From 01.09.2025 – Sunrise Hike to the Platteinwiese
Hike beneath the stars with our guides to the Platteinwiese meadow and watch the sun rise high above at 2,035 metres. Bringing a small snack is recommended!
Meeting Point Tour Duration Level Participants Costs
Depending on sunrise time, Imst Information Office ca. 3 Stunden Intermediate At least 4 people
Registration: by Wednesday 17:00 at the Imst Information Office, +43 5412 6910, info@imst.at
Nature Discovery Hike
Explore the flora and fauna of our region! On this hike, our guides explain fascinating ecological connections and introduce you to native species of flora and fauna. Bringing a small snack is recommended!
Meeting Point Tour Duration Level Participants Costs
9:30, Imst Information Office Approx. 2 hours Beginner At least 4 people
Registration: by Wednesday 17:00 at the Imst Information Office, +43 5412 6910, info@imst.at
Children’s Folktale Walk – A Fabulous Experience
Join our hiking guide Silvia on a journey into the past along the Jägersteig trail in Hoch-Imst. Don’t forget to bring a small snack!
Meeting Point Tour Duration Level Participants Costs
13:00, Valley Station of the Imster Bergbahnen Approx. 2 hours Beginner At least 4 people
Registration: by Wednesday 17:00 at the Imst Information Office, +43 5412 6910, info@imst.at
Friday
Alpine Hut Bliss: Discover the Mountain Huts of the Outdoor Region Imst
This tour takes you through blooming alpine meadows to cozy mountain huts. Experience the mountain landscape up close. Bringing a small snack is recommended!
Meeting Point Tour Duration Level Participants Costs
9:30, Imst Information Office Full-day hike Intermediate At least 4 people
Registration: by Thursday 17:00 at the Imst Information Office, +43 5412 6910, info@imst.at
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Rudi Wyhlidal
