Holiday apartments and houses in the Tannheimer Valley

What do you need to experience in the Tannheimer Valley?

The Tannheimer Valley in summer and winter

The Tannheimer Valley in winter: Even in the valley, there is guaranteed snow during the cold months. The average snow depth in the valley is half a meter, while over a meter of snow is found in the surrounding mountains. Six ski areas attract alpine winter sports enthusiasts to the Tannheimer Valley. In Nesselwängle, Grän, Tannheim, and Schattwald near Zöblen, as well as another ski area in Jungholz, 55 kilometers of well-groomed pistes that can be reached via 20 ski lifts beckon. Relax on 140 kilometers of cross-country skiing trails, winter hiking trails, and toboggan runs, for example, in Schattwald. A special experience awaits you at the International Balloon Festival. You have the opportunity to ride in one of the participating balloons and look down on the slopes. Depending on the wind direction, a ride over Neuschwanstein Castle is possible. During the ride, there is no wind in the balloon basket – an absolute highlight during your holidays, as you ascend above the valley. By the way, balloon rides in the Tannheimer Valley can be booked all year round, even outside festival times. In summer: The holiday resort offers hikers many kilometers of hiking trails for easy, medium, or challenging tours and hikes, for example, through the Almdorf (alpine pasture village). Huts are available for overnight stays on multi-day tours. Furthermore, via ferratas and prepared climbing routes, mountain bike and downhill trails, as well as developed bicycle paths for cycling and nearby regular hiking trails tempt visitors. Cool off with a dip in one of the mountain lakes in the Tannheimer Valley. Hike to Haldensee, Vilsalpsee, Traualpsee, Höfersee, Moorweiher Floschen, and Lache. Numerous events and sports events take place at Haldensee and the Vilsalpsee nature reserve during the summer months. Challenge yourself at the Bike Marathon, 24-hour hiking event, or the Lakes Run. Relax at the Nature Film Days, Sacred Heart Fire, and the Almauftriebe (Alpine cattle drives). The Nature Film Days are intended to raise awareness for the protection of the forests and landscapes of Tyrol and the Allgäu Alps. It is the responsibility of the local people and visitors to do everything possible to maintain and preserve this wonderful cultural landscape. Other activities around your apartment or private holiday accommodation in the form of a dreamy country house in the Tannheimer Valley complete the leisure offer: hang gliding, paragliding, tennis, horseback riding, carriage rides, fishing, and angling. Boredom is not an option here. Art enthusiasts are drawn to the 31 Baroque churches and chapels in the valley. The pride of the communities is the Löffler-Geläut in the St. Nikolaus Church in Tannheim, dating back to 1561. The three-ton bell can be heard throughout the entire valley. Look forward to your personal holiday experience!