SUMMER ACTIVE 2013 - Imst Tourismus

SUMMER 

ACTIVE 2013 

Cordially welcome to the Imst holiday region! 

This brochure “Summer active” is dedicated to all guests and all those who are 

interested in our beautiful holiday region! 

You’ll find here the most important information on attractions, sights, 

events and prices. 

Opening hours Imst Tourismus offices: 

Office in Imst, Johannesplatz 4 

Monday 8.00 - 18.00 

Tuesday - Friday 9.00 - 18.00 

Saturday 10.00 - 13.00 

July - August: additionally Saturday 10.00 - 15.00 

Office in Tarrenz *, Hauptstraße 14: 

Monday - Friday 9.00 - 12.00 

Office in Nassereith*, Postplatz 28 

Monday and Friday 9.00 - 12.00 + 14.00 - 17.00 

Tuesday - Thursday 9.00 - 12.00 

July - August: Saturday 9.00 - 12.00 + 15.08. 15.00 – 18.00 

Infopoint Trofana Tyrol: 


Saturday + Sunday 08.00 - 19.00 

Our offices stay closed on Sundays and holidays! 

* April/May/June/October//November/December: Reduced opening hours!

GLETSCHERPARK-CARD 

Imst: with the Gletscherpark-Card 3, 7 or 10 days unlimited experience of nature: 

Discover all the highlights of the area with the "Gletscherpark-Card" 

With just one card in your pocket – the Tyrolean holiday regions of Imst, Pitztal and Kaunertal have 

crammed an outstanding array of holiday experiences into the "Gletscherpark-Card". The 

"Gletscherpark-Card" unlocks a complete world of diverse fun and enjoyment for outgoing spirits at 

one of the Tyrol’s most beautiful spots. 

Pay once and use everything 

The price includes use of the Imst, Hochzeiger, Pitztal Glacier, Rifflsee, Fendels and Kaunertal 

Glacier cableway services and the Kaunertal Glacier Road. This is a wonderfully convenient 

and above all inexpensive way to discover mountains with fantastic views and premium 

hiking routes. 

What’s more, you also gain admission to the Haus der Fasnacht in Imst and Nassereith, the 

Museum im Ballhaus, the Gurgltal Mining Museum "Knappenwelt", the Starkenberger Beer Myth in 

Tarrenz, the "Naturparkhaus" museum, the "Serfauser Lauser" and the use of the Glacier-Road up 

to the Kaunertaler Glacier. 

And if you add up the costs for each admission to all these great attractions, you’ll find they exceed 

the price of the "Gletscherpark-Card" by far. 

Lots of discounts 

The following facilities also grant a 10% to 20% discount off admissions or services upon 

presentation of the "Gletscherpark-Card": the climbing centre in Imst, the Alpine Coaster, the 

Imst outdoor swimming bath, AREA 47, the indoor swimming bath “Tschirgantbad” in Nassereith, 

Kaunertal mountain guides, Pitztal mountain guides office, Alpin Center Hochzeiger and Horse 

Riding in Tösens. 

VALID FROM 08.06.-13.10.2013, available at the cable ways 

PRICES adults 

3 days: € 43,00 

7 days: € 63,00 

10 days: € 84,00 

PRICES children (from 10 yrs.) 

3 days: € 21,50 

7 days: € 31,00 

10 days: € 42,00 

TOP-OFFER FOR FAMILIES 

Kids under 10 years accompanied by a parent get a bambini free-ticket. Kids from year 2007 and 

younger go for free, from year 2006-1998 children’s price. 

Adults from 1997 

GUEST CARD 

With the guest card of the Imst holiday region you can use the city bus and the post buses (VVT) to 

and out of the villages Nassereith (including Holzleitensattel and Fernpass), 

Tarrenz, Imst, Imsterberg, Mils, Schönwies, Landeck, Karres, Karrösten, 

Roppen, Hahntennjoch pass and Elmen FOR FREE! 

Timetables available at the Imst Tourismus offices!

IMSTER MOUNTAIN LIFTS 

Your family friendly hiking area with two double chair lifts is the starting point 

for many kilometres of hiking trails. 

Opening hours summer 2013: 

Section 1 - UNTERMARKTER ALM 

29.03.2013 - 01.04.2013 Friday - Monday 

01.05.2013 - 23.06.2013 Thursday - Sunday, 20.05.2013 

27.06.2013 - 15.09.2 013 daily 

19.09.2013 - 27.10.2013 Thursday - Sunday 

09.00 - 17.00 

Section 2 - ALPJOCH 


27.06.2013 - 15.09.2013 daily 


09.15 - 12.00 and 13.00 - 16.45 

Prices summer 2013 

Prices Summer 2013 

Adults from 

year 1992 

Youth till year 93, 

Sen. from year 

1952 

Children year 

2006-1997 

Families: 

adults + 

children till year 

93 

Section 1 

€ € € € 

Ascent 7,50 6,10 4,30 19,40 

Ascent + Descent 12,40 9,90 6,40 31,10 

Descent 6,20 5,40 3,30 15,70 

Section 2 

Ascent 12,80 9,90 6,70 32,20 

Ascent + Descent 14,60 11,40 7,30 36,60 

Descent 6,90 5,90 3,60 17,40 

6 days 43,30 33,00 21,60 108,10 

group discount: 20 persons - 10% + 1 free ticket for the group leader. 

Contact 

Imster Bergbahnen 

Hoch Imst 19 

A-6460 Hoch-Imst 

+43 5412 66322 

+43 5412 66822 

http://www.imster-bergbahnen.at 

info@imster-bergbahnen.at

NEW PERSPECTIVES FROM EAGLE'S NEST AND SUNORAMA 

"Eagle's nest" 

The brand-new "Eagle's nest" of the Imst mountain cable ways allows absolutely new perspectives 

from the bird's eye view. 

The nest has been completed and the „Eagle's nest“ high above Imst invites you to take 

breathtaking views to the Muttekopf nature reserve and beyond. The impressing steel construction 

which is located just 200 metres from the mountain station Alpjoch is accessible by a 13 m long 

footbridge. The viewing platform is carried by an 8 m high pillar and allows even less experienced 

hikers to enjoy fascinating summit views. 

“SunOrama” 

Visitors of the „SunOrama“ can enjoy fantastic views on Imst and the Gurgltal valley. The 

panoramic terrace right next to the mountain station invites hikers and excursionists to rest and 

enjoy. Seats to enjoy a snack, comfortable wooden sunbeds at 2,100 m sea level and all that easily 

accessible by chairlift. 

Opening times such as section 2 of Imst mountain lifts. 

Find more information on www.imster-bergbahnen.at 

Our tip for a memorable daytrip: 

Visit "SunOrama" and "Eagle's nest" - followed by the "3 alpine huts tour" (Muttekopfhütte, 

Latschenhütte, Untermarkter Alm) if desired with taking the chairlift from Hoch-Imst to Alpjoch at 

2,100 m and descent taking the Alpine Coaster. 

Duration: approx. 4 - 6 hours 

ALPINE COASTER 

the longest alpine roller coaster in the world 

Great fun for kids and adrenaline addicts! 

“Get ready to rock and roll!” – there’s no better way to describe the Alpine Coaster in Imst. A ride 

on the longest alpine roller coaster in the world is a family-friendly attraction that thrills both young 

and old. 

Opening hours summer 2013 

29.03.2013 - 01.04.2013 Friday - Monday 

Opening hours: 10.00 - 16.00 

01.05.2013 - 23.06.2013 Thursday - Sunday, 20.05.2013 

27.06.2013 - 15.09.2013 daily 


Opening hours: 10.00 - 17.00 

Contact 

Imster Bergbahnen 

Hoch Imst 19 

A-6460 Hoch-Imst 

+43 5412 66322 

+43 5412 65822 

http://www.imster-bergbahnen.at 

info@alpine-coaster.at

Prices summer 2013 

Roller Coaster Adults Children 

Children 

7-15 years 

3-6 years 

1 Ride € 6,60 € 4,30 € 4,30 

3 Rides € 19,00 € 12,40 € 12,40 

10 Rides € 59,30 € 38,90 € 38,90 

Roller coaster + 

chairlift 

Adults Children 

3-6 years 

Children 

7-15 years 

1 Ride € 10,90 € 4,30 € 8,70 

3 Rides € 30,90 € 12,40 € 24,70 

10 Rides € 98,30 € 38,90 € 77,90 

group discount from 10 persons: - 10 % 

A HIKING PARADISE 

SELECTED HIKING TIPS 

Hachleschlucht Imst – Hachleschlucht - Hoch- 

(gorge) 

Imst – Wetterkreuz - Imst 

Salvesenschlucht Tarrenz – Hexenlehrpfad – 

(gorge) 

Hoher Übergang – Tarrenz 

Nassereith 

Alpine hut Karrer 

Alm 

Tschirgant 

Alpine hut Karröster 

Alm 

Nassereith village – St. 

Wendelin –St. Wendelin grotto 

Karres – Karrer Alm – 

Tschirgant 

2,5 hours panoramic views 

3 – 4 hours panoramic platform 

good hiking boots 

required 

2 hours panoramic views 

4 hours day tour 

Karrösten – alpine path – 1,5 hours geological trail 

Karröster Alm 

Panoramic trail Mils bei Imst – waterfall – 

Starkenbach 

4 hours good hiking boots 

required 

Panoramic trail 

Starkenbach 

Starkenbach (exit east) 1 hour good hiking boots 

required 

Geoweg Roppen 

geological trail 

Roppen – Forchet – Roppen 2 hours info folder available at the 

tourist offices 

Alpine hut Venetalm Imsterberg – Venetalm 3 hours pretty hike 

EDUCATIONAL TRAILS FOR CHILDREN 

Mountain nature trail: 

There are 9 boards along the trail leading from Untermarkter Alm pasture to Latschenhütte hut and 

Muttekopfhütte hut, informing on the alpine habitat. 

Get to know everything about nature and mountains! Suggestions for playing, watching and picking 

invite you to discover and explore nature and to make hikes more enjoyable for kids. The right 

answers to the questions can be found in a brochure available in the three huts and the tourist 

offices. 

Magic Educational Trail for children: 

Along the trail there are 16 information panels in Salvesen gorge in Tarrenz. Starting point next to 

Tarrenz parish church. Answer the theme-related questions on legends and animals of the region. 

Collect your Magic Trail Pass at our offices and get a small present as a reward!

ALPINE HUTS 

Latschenhütte, Hoch-Imst 

Fam. Nothdurfter 

Phone: +43 664 9859424 

Mid-May – end of October : 

daily 

Closed on Mondays (except 

20.02.2013)! 

Anhalter Hütte 

Ms Kathrein 

www.anhalterhuette.at 

carmenkathrein@hotmail.com 

Phone: +43 664 4618993 

mid-June - end of September 

2013 

14 beds and 75 in dormitory 

Untermarkter Alm, Hoch- 

Imst 

Fam. Frischmann 

Phone: +43 664 1625443 

open such as Imst cableways; 

at the moment under reconstruction, 

umbrella bar until 

completion 

Karrer Alm, Karres 

Fam. Riml 

Phone: +43 664 6532533 

May – October 

dormitory for 12 pers., 2 

double rooms 

Muttekopfhütte, Hoch- 

Imst 

Fam. Riml 

www.muttekopf.at 

info@muttekopf.at 

Phone: +43 664 1236928 

01.06.2013 – 13.10.2013 

Beds and dormitory for 50 

pers. 

Maldonalm 

Fam. Posch 

Phone : +43 664 4648815 

mid-June - mid-September 


Maisalm, Roppen 

Fam. Pohl 

Phone: +43 664 9855181 


dormitory for 15 - 18 pers. 

Karröster Alm, Karrösten 

Ms Elke Haferkorn 

Phone: +43 664 5084472 

01.05. - 31.10.2013 

Hanauer Hütte 

Fam. Kirschner 

www.hanauer-huette.de 

hanauer.huette@aon.at 

Phone: +43 664 2669149 

mid-June to beginning of 

October 2013 

32 beds + 135 in dormitory 

Tarrentonalm, Tarrenz 

Fam. Tiefenbrunner 

Phone: +43 664 6332504 



dormitory for 6 pers. 

Imsterberger Venetalm, 

Imsterberg 

Mr. Josef Wöber 

Phone : +43 676 6604199 

08.06. - 29.09.2013 

15 pers. in dormitory 

Muthenaualm 

Fam. Auderer 

Phone: +43 650 4956339 

end of May - mid-October 


dormitory for 12 pers. 

Free bus to “Hahntennjoch” pass 

with the guest card of the Imst holiday region from 22.06. to 29.09.2013 

Timetable available at our tourist offices and on www.imst.at! 

EAGLE’S HIKE – on the wings of the eagle 

The local mountain in Imst, the Muttekopf, serves as a gateway to the 

Adlerweg, the largest Tyrolean long-distance hiking route. Whether you opt for the route along the 

Scharnitzsattel and Anhalterhütte or prefer to go directly across the Hanauer Hütte, you’ll 

eventually come to this extensive hike through the Tyrol. The best way 

to start this tour is with an overnight stay at the Muttekopfhütte. 

Aside from the Adlerweg, there are also connecting links to the long-distance hiking trails E4, 

E5, the Jakobsweg (Way of St. James), the Lechtaler high-altitude trail and the Via Claudia 

Augusta.

THE „ROSENGARTEN“ GORGE 

Home to one of the Tyrol’s most precious biotopes, the Rosengarten gorge is situated just a 

short walk away from the centre of Imst. The Schinderbach winds its way for 1.5 km from 

the ‘blue grotto’ through the bedrock of Imst’s low mountain terraces to St. John’s church. In doing 

so, it passes down through 200 m of rock. For geologists, it also reflects millions of years 

of the earth’s history, but having said that, you don’t have to be a geological expert to marvel 

at the beauty of the gorge with its abundance of flowers, wildlife and stones. 

Your most intensive experience will doubtless be the wildly romantic narrow ravine and its 

wonderful natural phenomena on a guided tour of the geology and plant life at this spot. 

Guided hiking tour: on Mondays 14.00-17.30, accompanied by our hiking guide, free for guests of 

the region. Reservations at our offices! 

MOUNTAIN BIKING & CYCLING 

Things are looking up for bikers in the Imst holiday region. And the down hills are not so bad, either 

– not only are the routes breathtaking, they’re breathtakingly beautiful into the bargain. 

Discover the area with expert guides on half-day or all-day tours which are specially selected 

to match the condition of the participants. You can hire out bikes and helmets, and we’ll even 

include an invigorating, refreshing drink in the price. 

Enjoy biking uphill or down dale – you’ll soon see that riding along the valley trails is equally 

charming ... mountain bikes, GPS and e-bikes can be hired from local outlets! 

Cycling and mountain biking routes 

route name km 

1 Innradweg Tiroler Oberland 112,7 

5 Radwanderweg Gurgltal 15,3 

619 Hachleschlucht (Teilwiesen - Rastbühel - Hoch-Imst) 4,9 

620 connection way to the Inntalradweg - direction Landeck 2,3 

621 Gurgltal Rundrouten 12,5 

622 Auhöbweg (Obermarkter Almweg - Auhöbweg - Teilwiesen) 4 

623 Rotanger (Teilwiesen - Rotanger - Tarrenz) 1,5 

630 connection way Roppen - Ötztal 2 

631 connection way to the Inntalradweg - direction Innsbruck 2,5 

12 Imst-Karrösten-Karres-Roppen 7 

614 Pitztal Bike 42 

615 

Obermarkter Alm (Imst parish church - Rastbühel – car park 

Obermarkter Alm - Untermarkter Alm) 6 

616 

Untermarkter Alm (Hoch-Imst - Hoisl' s Angerle - Untermarkter 

Alm) 4,6 

617 

Imster Au - Hoch-Imst - (Imster Au - Recyclinghof - Gunglgrün - 

Hoch-Imst) 8 

618 Hoisl' s Angerle (Hoisl' s Angerle - Sirapuit – Imst centre) 6 

639 Karröster Alm (car park Karrösten - Karröster Alm) 3,8 

Falterschein Runde (Schönwies - Falterschein - Zams - 

705 Schönwies) 21,3 

836 Nassereither Alm (Muthenaualm) 12,3

604 Imsterberger Venetalm 7,6 

610 Nassereith - Fernpass 7,5 

Lenzenanger (Obtarrenz – tennis court – sports ground – 

624 Lenzenanger) 2 

627 Haiminger Alm (Gurgltalradweg - Haiminger Alm) 9,6 

632 Karrer Alm 6 

connection to the bike trail Tirol, Pitztal Bike, Ötztal Trail 

Bike-Events: 

24.06. -25.06.2013 : Schwalbe Tour Transalp 

21.07.2013 : Cycling marathon Tannheimertal 

14.09.2013 : Endura Alpen-Traum 

29.06.2013 : Cycling day « Hahntennjoch » 

ENJOY EASIER PEDALING WITH E-BIKES 

"Experience" the sights, the best vantage points and cultural highlights of the Imst holiday region 

comfortably with an electric bike. 

Rent an E-bike or bike locally! 

RENTAL PRICES 

half-day € 12,00 

1 day € 18,00 

trial hour € 4,00 

Bike rental and charging stations: 

Bike & Run 

Meranerstraße 15 (Post office) 

6460 Imst 

Tel.: +43 5412 63770 

info@bike-run.at 

Mon - Fri 09.00-18.00, Sat 09.00-12.00 

Jump & More 

Segway rental station 

Hoch-Imst (Imster Bergbahnen) 


Tel. +43 650 5867466 

office@jumpandmore.at 

Opening hours such as Imster Bergbahnen and on request 

Tarrenz tourist office 

Hauptstraße 14 

A-6464 Tarrenz 

Tel.: +43 5412 6910-0 

info@imst.at 

Mon - Fri 09.00-12.00 (June, September, October reduced opening hours)

Nassereith tourist office 

Postplatz 28 

A-6465 Nassereith 

Tel.: +43 5412 6910-0 

info@imst.at 

Mon and Fri 09.00 - 12.00 and 14.00 - 17.00 

Tue - Thu 09.00 - 12.00 

Sat (July and August) 09.00 - 12.00 

"Bike Center" Hotel Belmont 

Teilwiesen 10 

A-6460 Imst 

Tel. +43 5412 68944 

office@hotel-belmont.at 

June - September, daily 08.00 - 19.00 and on request 

Alpenhotel Linserhof 

Teilwiesen 1 


Tel.: +43 5412 66415 

hotel@linserhof.info 

daily 08.00 - 20.00 

Bike rental: 

Familienfreund Gästehaus Bauer 

Hoch-Imst 18 


Tel.: +43 5412 623150 

info@familienfreund.at 

on request 

Charging stations: 

Hahntennjoch pass 


Tel.: +43 5412 623150 

info@familienfreund.at 

Tarrenz tourist office 



Tel.: +43 5412 6910-0 

info@imst.at 

Mon - Fri 09.00 - 12.00 (June, September, October reduced opening hours) 

Nassereith tourist office 

Postplatz 28 


Tel.: +43 5412 6910-0 

info@imst.at 

Mon and Fri 09.00 - 12.00 and 14.00 - 17.00 

Tue - Thu 09.00 - 12.00 

Sat (July and August) 09.00 - 12.00

Bike & Run 

Meranerstraße 15 (Post office) 

6460 Imst Tel.: +43 5412 63770 

info@bike-run.at 

Mon - Fri 09.00-18.00, Sat 09.00-12.00 

FITNESS, RUNNING AND NORDIC WALKING 

Fit 2000 – fitness course in Hoch-Imst and in Strad 

The way to new vitality starts in the mind and leads straight outdoors – to the 2000 fitness course in 

Hoch-Imst and in Strad: a fitness course in the wood whose 10 training stops – all 

built of solid wood and arranged in accordance with the latest findings – are spread over the 1000 

m circuit. Descriptions and recommendations on the exercise sequences, exercise units 

and frequency, etc., show you the right way to train and are also a great incentive. Runs for 

runners – the running tracks! To make sure that everything’s running alright, Imst has special Fit 

2000 running tracks ... 800 m in Hoch-Imst ... and 400 m in Strad. 

Running and Nordic Walking Park: 

1 Nuireith-Fittrail 2,2 km 

2 Speed-Run 0,8 km 

3 Teilwiesen-Run 10,2 km 

4 Starkenberglauf 15,2 km 

5 Gurgltal-Halbmarathon 21,1 km 

6 Sparkassenlauf 8,1 km 

7 Berglauf Rosengarten 2,9 km 

13 Stadtlauf 5,1 km 

8 Tschirgant-Line 11,8 km 

9 Wald-Runde 6,5 km 

10 Kapellen-Runde 2,0 km 

11 Cherres-Runde 5,2 km 

12 Innbrücken-Lauf 6,1 km 

14 Fernsteinsee Runde 1,8 km 

15 Adlerweg 8,5 km 

16 Nassereither Dorfrunde 4,4 km 

17 Adlerhorststeig 11,2 km 

Orienteering course in Hoch-Imst 

Orienteering is a sport for body and mind. Folder and map available at our tourist offices! 

Running events: 

30.06.2013 Marathon Pitztal-Imst (from the glacier to the city) 

11.-12.07.2013 Salomon 4 Trails 

12.-13.10.2013 ARGE-ALP orienteering event

CLIMBING 

A great climbing region 

Climbing is a fascinating sport involving a game of balance and the harmony of body and mind – 

it’s an up-and-coming sport that really grows on you. Imst is the centre and home of many climbers 

who have opened up the rock faces of the region which mean the world to them. And it’s here in 

the Imst holiday region that you’ll find numerous climbing ranges offering routes at all levels of 

difficulty as well as alpine routes ranging from the revered classic to the absolutely modern: sports 

climbing routes, steep climbing trails and, of course, the climbing hall. 

www.climbers-paradise.com 

IMST CLIMBING CENTRE 

> 1.420 m² climbing area indoor, 1.312 m² outdoor (climbing tower, 18 m) 

> level 2-11 (longest route 28 m) 

> 200 routes to (max. 22 m height) 

> 2 boulder areas 

> climbing shop, sports café 

Contact 

Knabl Andy 

Am Raun 25 


+43 5412 626522 

www.kletterhalle.com 

a.knabl@kletterzentrum-imst.at 

Opening hours climbing hall: 


Saturday, Sunday and holidays 10.00 - 18.00 

Special openings in bad weather and on request! 

Opening hours "Sonnendeck" (outdoor climbing wall): 


Saturday and Sunday 10.00 - 18.00 

Prices: 

day-tickets: 

adults € 8,50 

youth (12 - 17 years) € 7,00 

kids (6 - 11 years) € 5,00 

Rental prices: 

Climbing shoes € 2,30 | harness € 1,70 | rope € 3,30 | via ferrata set € 5,50/day| helmet € 3,30 and 

further climbing equipment... 

BOULDER ROOM TARRENZ 

Suitable for beginners and experts, young and old - for a climbing holiday in the Imst holiday region 

whether in summer or winter! 

Climbing surface approx. 100 m 2 , max. height 4 m 

Opening hours: 

on request

Tickets: 

€ 3,50 Adults 

€ 1,50 Kids until 14 years 

Contact 

Boulderhalle Tarrenz 



+43 680 2186 722 

boulder.tarrenz@gmx.at 

BOULDER ROOM KARRÖSTEN 

Due to its variable walls the level of difficulty can be modified. 

Enjoy all year round climbing in Karrösten boulder room. 

Climbing surface approx. 30 m 2 , max. height 4,5 m. 


on request 

Tickets: 

€ 4,00 Adults 

€ 2,00 Kids 6 - 18 years 

Contact 

Boulderhalle Karrösten 

+43 680 2199 890 

CLIMBING SCHOOLS 

inout – climbing school Bettina Schöpf 

Climbing with the World- & Europe champion Bettina Schöpf 

You want to learn sport climbing? Then you have to visit the new inout 

climbing school! 

Contact: 

Mag. Bettina Schöpf 

Phone: +43 676 33 55 74 

info@inout.cc, www.inout.cc 

K3-Climbing by Angy Eiter & Team 

Climbing with the 3-times World Champion Angy Eiter 

Beginners, advanced climbers or former climbers receive a wide range of inspiring 

climbing courses during the whole year. 

Contact: 

Angy Eiter & Team 

Phone: +43 680 33 38 202 

office@k3-climbing.at, www.k3-climbing.at

VIA FERRATA 

IMST VIA FERRATA - Maldonkopf (2,632 m) 

800 m; 400 m difference in altitude, difficult to very difficult; takes 2.5 hrs. Secured climbing on 

rocky faces is one of the most exciting experiences in alpine sports. And the via ferrata in Imst is 

considered to be one of the most attractive climbing routes – equipped with foot and climbing aids it 

leads you right into a high-alpine climbing adventure. 

The start of the via ferrata can be greatly facilitated by taking the Imst cableways to the Alpjoch. 

From here, continue up the Drischlsteig to the Muttekopfhütte. If only the first section of the lift is 

operating, set off from the Untermarkter Alm towards the Latschenhütte, and from there head past 

the Muttekopfhütte to the start. It takes about2 hours to walk. 

You can sign up for tours accompanied by a mountain guide at the Imst tourist office. 

WATERFALL VIA FERRATA near Muttekopfhütte: 

Waterfall fixed rope routes (1,934 m), level of difficulty: B/C; thrilling state-of-the-art fixed rope 

routes for families, children and beginners right next to Muttekopfhütte. 

LEITE VIA FERRATA 

in Nassereith. Sporty, modern and challenging via ferrata in the limestone wall of Tieftal valley. 

Best season for this via ferrata from May to October, generally accessible all-year-round. 

HANAUER VIA FERRATA 

near to Hanauer Hütte. Fantastic via ferratas with long rope bridge and two alternative routes. Hut 

on a promontory overlooking the valley. 

OUTDOOR ACTIVITIES 

Rafting 

So we’re all in the same boat – and that means a lot of fun. Qualified rafting guides will accompany 

you along 14 km on the Inn from Imst to Haiming. The tour sets off at a quiet section with plenty of 

water before the Inn is squeezed through the Imster/Karrer gorge to wind its way down past pine 

forests, meadows and sandy bays. Foaming breakwaters and waves alternate constantly with 

quieter sections – this is the premier rafting route in the Alps (from the beginning of May to mid- 

October). 

Canyoning 

... neither river, mountain nor air… and yet a bit of everything: swim, climb, abseil, slide and jump 

your way on a voyage of discovery to the lost worlds of wildly romantic gorges (the Rosengarten, 

Hachle, Kronburg gorges are just some examples) as well as to yourself. A state qualified 

canyoning guide is on hand for you. 

Bungee jumping 

Strong nerves are what are called for on Europe’s highest pedestrian bridge. Emotions run high 

during a bungee jump from Benni Raich Bridge with quite a drop. While the bungee team puts the 

TÜV-tested equipment on its protégés, they look way down 94 meters. And then they hear the final 

command “jump”! – guaranteed to be an unforgettable experience! 

Pitztal Bungy : Tél. +43 650 6365133, info@bungy-pitztal.com, www.bungy-pitztal.com

Tandem paragliding 

The same also goes for paragliding – the first step is simple. Because during a tandem flight you 

not only lift off like a feather, you also don’t need any previous knowledge. Accompanied by a 

licensed flight operator, you can safely soar to new heights. 

Airgliders : +43 664 8978691, www.airgliders.at 

OUTDOOR OPERATORS 

AREA 47 

THE outdoor-highlight in Roppen 

Europe's biggest adventure playground crowns the outdoor paradise 

Imst. 

The best the outdoor world has to offer has been combined in one location. At the high-ropes 

course of Climbers’ Paradise the brave 

can balance and climb at a height of 27m, check out what they can on the large climbing wall or 

compete against time on speed routes. An impressive exit is also possible: the brave can jump into 

the gigantic pad, swing on the “Megaswing” liana across Ötztal Ache River, 

observe the AREA 47 from the 350m-long Flying Fox from a bird’s eye perspective. 

It gets really wet when rafting or kayaking on Ötztal Ache River or Inn River or on Canyoning tours 

in the wild-romantic gorges of the Ötztal Mountains, which are also a paradise for mountain bikers 

and mountaineers. 

AREA 47 features traditional Tyrolean lodges and authentic wooden tipis. Even spending the night 

there is an experience. 

AREA 47 

Ötztaler Achstraße 1 

6430 Ötztal-Bahnhof, 

phone: +43 5266 876 76 

e-Mail: info@area47.at, www.area47.at 

Lemming Tours 

Gunglgrün 71 


phone: +43 5412 62830 or +49 821 343 4640 

info@lemming-tours.de, www.lemmingtours.de 

SEGWAY TOURS 

Fun and action for everyone from 12 years! 

Rental station: 

Mr. Reinhard Deutschmann, Hoch-Imst, phone: +43 650 5867466 

Open such as Imst mountain lifts – booking recommended!

HORSE RIDING 

Reitstall Seehof 

Strad 1, Tarrenz 

Phone: +43 650 3805 618 

Lindenhof 

Bigerweg, Imst 

Phone: +43 676 4020104 

Reit- und Isländerhof MANG 

Sachsengasse, 6465 Nassereith 

Phone: +43 676 84940966 

www.pferdehof-mang.at 

TENNIS 

Glenthof (indoor courts), Imst Phone: +43 5412 63094 

Tennis club, Hoch-Imst Phone: +43 664 400 56 78 

Tarrenz tennis centre Phone: +43 5412 63549 

Teilwiesen tennis court, Imst Phone: +43 5412 68944 

Nassereith tennis centre Phone: +43 5265 5132 

LEISURE CENTRE GLENTHOF/FUN PARK 

• indoor tennis arena and outdoor courts 

• squash 

• minigolf 

• bowling 

• children’s games park 

• children’s cars park 

• trampoline 

• children’s train 

Phone: +43 5412 63094 

IMST SPORTS CENTRE 

Picture the fun: the kids are diving into the swimming pool, Mum’s getting a suntan 

on her lounger when Dad suddenly turns up at the beach volleyball in the sports centre. 

• football pitches 

• beach volleyball area 

• rollerblade fun park with half-pipe 

• light athletics centre 

• archery course 

• curling course 

• indoor climbing hall and outdoor climbing wall 

• children’s playground 

• Gurgltal circuit for electric model cars (scale 1:10) 

Phone +43 5412 62652 or +43 664 60698241

IMST OUTDOOR SWIMMING POOL 

heated open-air pool with children’s pool and giant slide (80 m) 

fantastic park with spacious sunbathing lawn 

beach volleyball area 


01.05. - 08.09.2013 10.00 - 18.00 

from mid-June to mid-August 09.00 - 19.00 

Contact: 

Imster Freibad 

Schwimmbadweg 20 


Phone: +43 5412 66511 

www.sportzentrum.at 

TSCHIRGANTBAD NASSEREITH 

Indoor pool (suitable for swimmers of all ambitions) and sauna facilities: Finnish sauna, lowtemperature 

sauna, steam room, Physiotherm infrared cabin, cold water pool. 

Opening hours 

Tuesday - Sunday 

10.00 - 21.00 

Closed on Mondays! 

Annual closure from 08.04. to 29.04.2013! 

Prices: 

Dayticket: 

Adults € 5,50 

Kids from 6 years € 3,00 

kids under 6 years FREE 

Contact 

Tschirgantbad Nassereith 

Fernpassstraße 4c 

6465 Nassereith 

+43 5265 5333 

http://www.tschirgantbad.at 

info@tschirgantbad.at 

SWIMMING LAKES 

Hoch-Imst bathing lake 

Water Area - AREA 47

FISHING 

Brenjursee in Tarrenz: 

from 29.03.2013, 07.30 till dusk 

dayticket € 22,00 (available at the lake) 

Info: +43 650 5936672 

Nassereither See in Nassereith: 

from 14.04.2013 

Tuesday - Sunday 09.00 - 19.00 

evening ticket (from 15.00), children and youth € 10,50 (1kg fish free) 

dayticket € 21,00 incl. 2 kg fish, each further kg € 8,50 

Info: +43 5265 5212 

KNEIPP FACILITIES 

FRAUENBRUNNEN „KNEIPP CENTRE“ IN TARRENZ 

A wonderful Kneipp centre can be found in Tarrenz, right on the Gurgltal cycling trail 

between Imst and Strad: fresh, rejuvenating radon water gushes into the spring reservoir for wells, 

fountains, troughs and pools made of impregnated natural wood. The local water has always 

enjoyed a reputation for having superior healing powers and providing effective treatment for skin 

problems in particular. This is documented both in scientific papers and in reports of successful 

therapies, some of which border on the curious. The centre also includes benches, panels with 

descriptions of how to use the Kneipp facilities and a drinking water fountain which you can use 

whenever you wish. Free! 

“RÖMERBADL” KNEIPP CENTRE IN ROPPEN 

A sheltered Kneipp centre was built in 1998 on the site of the former Roman baths, which is 

situated right on the Inntal cycling trail and the ‘St. James’ route. The unique waters are of mineral 

water quality. This facility also features seating under a canopy of wine leaves, a drinking fountains 

and panels with descriptions of the Kneipp centre. Free of charge! 

INSTALLATION KNEIPP “MÜHLSPRUNG” IN NASSEREITH 

in Nassereith, next to Nassereith fire department, with children’s play ground 

THE MILSER AU WITH THE „HITTE HATTE“ CENTRE 

On a hike through the boggy meadowland of the Milser Au with its fascinating vegetation it’s hard 

not to notice a wonderful adjacent spot consisting of carefully arranged walkways, ponds, 

playgrounds and stalls for little animals. Named after a local legend, the ‘Hitte-Hatte’ meadowland 

centre, which features a children’s zoo, Kneipp centre and games park, never ceases to enthral 

both young 

and old. 

FERNSTEINSEE LAKE IN NASSEREITH 

Located in one of Tyrol's most beautiful areas, at the entrance to the Gurgltal Valley, Lake 

Fernsteinsee is a popular destination among locals and visitors. With the former Sigmundsburg 

hunting lodge looming out of the water, and the romantic atmosphere the lake is just perfect for 

spectacular photographs, leisurely walks and a refreshing swim. Pedal boats are available.

THE IMST “CHOO-CHOO BEAR” 

Chug, chug, chug, look over there, here it comes, the Choo-Choo Bear. Daily rides on the Choo- 

Choo Bear slow train are just as popular with grown-ups as they are with children. The Choo-Choo 

Bear travels to the most beautiful destinations in the Gurgltal and will even take you on a tour 

through the centre of Imst. 

Timetable 2013 

Stop 1 st ride 2 nd ride 

Hotel Post/Imst 11.00 13.00 

Sparkasse/Imst 11.05 13.05 

Tourist office/Imst 11.10 13.10 

Hotel Stern and Hotel Hirschen/Imst 11.15 13.15 

Ahornweg/Imst 11.20 13.20 

Brenjursee/Tarrenz 11.30 13.30 

Fire Brigade Tarrenz, Biermythos /Tarrenz 11.35 13.35 

Hotel Lamm/Tarrenz 11.40 13.40 

Knappenwelt car park/Strad 11.50 13.50 

Strad 11.55 13.55 

Knappenwelt/Tarrenz (arrival) 12.05 14.05 

Knappenwelt Tarrenz (departure) 12.20 14.20 

Brenjursee/Tarrenz 12.35 14.35 

Sports centre/Imst 12.50 14.50 

Hotel Post/Imst 13.00 15.00 

May, June, September and October: Tuesday - Friday 

July and August and May 20: Sunday – Friday 

Prices: 

Round trip: € 3,00 per person (stop possible) 

One ride: € 1,50 per person 

Seasonal ticket: € 30,00 per person 

Children up to 3 years free! 

Rental "Bummelbär"-train: 

Possible when train in operation according to timetable above from 7.00 - 10.45 and from 15.30. 

For reservations please contact our tourist offices 2 days in advance. 

Train with 3 wagons (max. 60 persons) € 110,- 

each further hour € 73,- 

VIA CLAUDIA AUGUSTA 

Originally built as a military supply route, the former ‘Imperial Roman Road’ across 

the Alps linked the Roman motherland to the foothills of the Alps. It went on to 

become an important and highly influential trading and travel route in the following 

centuries. Nowadays it joins up regions, historical periods, people and their cultures, 

creating a colourful range of impressions and experiences that can 

still be felt today, for example, on a ride along the Via Claudia Augusta cycling route. 

The road takes you past an enormous variety of different landscapes from the Danube, the 

Lechfeld plain and the gentle slopes of the Bavarian through the wildly romantic Alpine 

valleys of the Tyrol, across the Fern Pass and the Reschen Pass, through the apple orchards

and vineyards of South Tyrol (Italy’s Alto Adige) and the Trentino, on past the Val Sugana to the 

Adriatic. It features two languages, hundreds of dialects, different cultures of eating and drinking, 

historical towns and picturesque villages as well as hundreds of cultural monuments. 

www.viaclaudia.org 

WAY OF ST. JAMES 

In the Imst holiday region, the ‘Jakobsweg’ (way of St. James) runs from Roppen 

through Imst to Schönwies before heading to the Arlberg. The Roman bath in Roppen 

and the church of St. Vigil in Obsaurs are authentic relics of the original St. Jacob’s 

route through the Inntal valley. 

www.jakobsweg-tirol.net 

CULTURE IN THE IMST HOLIDAY REGION 

HAUS DER FASNACHT – Carnival Museum 

The carnival house in Imst’s upper town uses contemporary means to covey unique 

impressions of the Schemenlaufen (the traditional carnival run for adults) and the Buabefasnacht (a 

smaller version of the same for the young lads). Awarded the Tyrolean museum prize in 2003! 

Since 2012 the Imst carnival "Schemenlaufen" is inscribed on the Representative List of the 

Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity! 

Opening hours & Prices 

Every Friday from 16.00 – 19.00 

Guided tours for groups are available by prior arrangement with the Imst tourist office. 

Adults: € 4,-, Youth & Students (from 15): € 2,-, Children (6 - 14): € 1,- 

Combi Ticket with Museum im Ballhaus: € 6,- 

Haus der Fasnacht 

Streleweg 6 


+43 5412 6910 

http://www.fasnacht.at 

office@fasnacht.at 

FASNACHTSHAUS NASSEREITH – Carnival Museum 

The Schellerlaufen – the traditional carnival in Nassereith is one of the 

colourful carnival processions and parades in the Tyrol. 

Opening hours & Prices 

Friday 16.00 - 19.00 

and by appointment under +43 680 5508806 

Adults € 3,- 

Children (6 - 14 years) € 1,- 

Groups of 10+ people € 2,- per person

Fasnachtshaus Nassereith 

Sachsengasse 81a 


+43 680 5508806 

http://www.schellerlaufen.at/ 

info@fasnacht-nassereith.at 

MUSEUM IM BALLHAUS 

Opened in 2003, the Museum im Ballhaus illustrates the extremely rich 

history of Imst. Works of art and everyday objects (as ‘archaeological finds’) 

document the journey through time, starting with the Urnfield civilisation through mining and 

the activities of the guilds in the middle ages to the bird trade, as well as Baroque and modern 

art in Imst. 

Opening hours: Tue, Thu, Fri: 14.00-18.00; Saturday: 09.00-12.00 

Tickets: Adults € 3,00, students € 2,00, children up to 12 years free 

Guide + €1,00; free for groups of 10+ persons 

Combined ticket with Haus der Fasnacht € 6,00 

Opening hours 

Tue, Thu, Fri: 14.00 - 18.00, Sat: 09.00 - 12.00 

Guided tours: 

For groups from 10 persons by prior arrangement. 

Prices 

Adults € 3,- 

Students € 2,- 

Children up to 12 years free 

Guide + €1,-; free for groups of 10+ persons 

Combined ticket with Haus der Fasnacht € 6,- 

Museum im Ballhaus 

Ballgasse 1 


+43 5412 64927 

http://www.kultur-imst.at 

ballhaus.imst@cni.at 

TARRENZ MUSEUM OF LOCAL HISTORY AND GALLERY 

The gallery is located in the former cowshed of an old, well-preserved farm house with objects 

dating from the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries. 

In the winter months the museum also hosts an exhibition of nativity models, in addition to the 

permanent exhibition. In the summer various local artists show paintings, sculptures, etc. 

Opening hours & prices 

On the occasion of exhibitions: Friday 18.00 - 20.00, Sunday 10.00 - 12.00 

On request and as part of guided tours through the village of Tarrenz 

Tickets: Adults € 1,50 

Tarrenzer Heimatmuseum 

Schulgasse 18 

6464 Tarrenz 

+43 5412 62870 

http://www.imst.at 

info@imst.at

KNAPPENWELT - Gurgltal mining museum Tarrenz 

The Gurgltal Mining Museum tells the story of these times. 

You will see how the ore was mined and how the miners worked 

and lived. 

New from 2013: "The healer from Gurgltal valley" 

Exhibition of a female body found in the woods next to Tarrenz and dated to the Thirty Years' War 

(1618 - 1648) considered being a healer. 

Events: 

01.05.2013 Opening ceremony 

24.08.2013 Wine festival 

22.09.2013 Rupertfest 

Opening hours 

01.05. - 30.06.: Tue - Sun from 10.00 - 18.00 

01.07. - 31.08.: daily from 10.00 - 18.00 

01.09. - 31.10.: Tue - Sun from 10.00 - 18.00 

Prices 

Adults € 6,00 

Children 5 - 15 years € 3,00 

Family ticket (2 adults, 2 children) € 12,00 (each additional child € 2,00) 

€ 5,00 per person for groups from 15 persons 

Combined ticket with "Biermythos" € 12,00 

Guided tours included in ticket price (10.30, 12.30, 14.30, 16.30) 

Knappenwelt Gurgltal 

Tschirgant 1 

6464 Tarrenz 

+43 5412 63023 

http://www.knappenwelt.at 

office@knappenwelt.at 

STARKENBERGER BEER MYTH 

The brewery at Schloss Starkenberg in Tarrenz near Imst in the Tyrol opened its exciting 

new tourist section under the very mysterious-sounding name of Biermythos in June 2005. 

In recent years the 200 year old brewery has been renovated, with extensive work being 

carried out on giving the palatial 700 year old building a well deserved make-over. 

Opening hours 

01.05. - 31.10.2013: daily 10.00 - 17.00 

Guided tours and beer swimming: open all year with prior notification 

Prices 

Tickets (incl. beer tasting): 

Single ticket € 7,- 

School children, students € 6,- 

Groups of 15+ people € 6,- per person 

With guided tour (advance notice) € 8,- 

Combined ticket with Knappenwelt € 12,- 

Children up to 10 years FREE!

Schloss Starkenberg 

Griesegg 1 

6464 Tarrenz 

+43 5412 66201 

+43 5412 66201 25 

www.starkenberger.at 

biermythos@starkenberger.at 

Other museums 

Fire department museum in Imst, www.ff-imst.at. Registration at the Imst Tourismus offices. 

Phone: +43 5412 6910! 

All museums offer guided tours for travel groups from 8 persons. 

Registration at the Imst Tourismus offices, Phone: +43 5412 6910! 

SOS CHILDREN’S VILLAGE 

Hermann Gmeiner contributed to a big part of Imst’s past 50 years ago. With a handful of visionary 

men and women, he laid the foundation for a global idea in “Sonnberg”, a section of Imst: in 1949 

the 1st SOS Children’s village in the world was founded. More than 400 SOS Children’s Villages in 

132 countries are leading the brilliant relief organization, true to the original motto, “small steps, 

great hope”, into the new millennium. Today, millions of people support the children’s villages, 

aided by politicians and businesses and even the oldest rock band in the world, The Rolling 

Stones, bowed down and gave its first concert in the Tyrolean mountains in celebration of its 50th 

anniversary. Yet what’s more important is that children are given a chance! 

www.sos-kinderdorf.at 

Ubuntu 

Ubuntu is the SOS-Kinderdorf cultural project. www.ubuntu-imst.at 

SOS Kinderdorf 

Hermann-Gmeiner-Straße 


+43 5412 66234 

http://www.sos-kinderdorf.at 

info@sos-kinderdorf.at 

IMST – A TOWN OF FOUNTAINS 

There are more than 40 of them in all, of which 18 historical examples have been lovingly 

restored 

If the region has something almost in profusion, then it’s water. There are plenty of springs in the 

surrounding mountains, and far-sighted local planning has enabled man to make use of the water 

they contain as a source of energy or for the supply of drinking water. The springs, of course, have 

been here since time immemorial. Although they now serve as embellishments enhancing the 

appearance of the towns and villages, they once had an important economic and social function.

Very few houses were connected to a water supply. So people fetched the precious water they 

needed for cooking and washing from the nearby spring, or well. This explains why each spring 

also had a small basin for washing potatoes, etc. The larger troughs were used to water cows and 

cattle. People entitled to use the wells established special ‘spring communities’ and made sure they 

were kept clean and in good working order. Of course, the drinking water that gushes out of them 

today comes straight from the spring! The tourist board also offers guided walks to the historic 

fountains of Imst. 

If the region has something almost in profusion, then it’s water. There are 

plenty of springs in the surrounding mountains, and far-sighted local planning has enabled 

man to make use of the water they contain as a source of energy or for the supply of drinking 

water. 

www.imst.at

WEEKLY PROGRAMME 

* free of charge for guests of the Imst holiday region WITH GUEST CARD 

MONDAY: 

Panoramic bus tour - a member of our team tells you everything you need to know about Imst 

and its neighbouring villages, and has plenty of tips on how you can spend your holiday. 

Time 

(duration): Meeting place: Registration: 

No. of persons 

required: 

Price: 

10.00–12.00 Imst tourist office till Monday 09.00 4 free*, € 1,- 

Rosengarten gorge/Blaue Grotte hike 

An introduction to unusual geological and botanical features 

Time 



required Price: 

14.00–17.30 

until Hoch-Imst 

14.00-15.30 

Imst tourist office till Monday 10.00 2 free*, € 1,- 

Fun am See (rafting and water games) – 27.05.-30.09.13 

Time 


15.30-17.00 

car park 

Hoch-Imst 


required 

Price: 

till Monday 10.00 4 free 

TUESDAY: 

Guided tour up to the Tschachaun (Hahntennjoch area) – 2.334 m 

Time 



required 

Price: 

09.00-16.00 Imst tourist office till Monday 17.00 2 € 30,00/pers. 

Rafting “Fun & Family” – pirates’ tour (from 8 years) 

Time 


from 11.30, 

approx. 3 hrs 

Lemming-Tours 

outdoor-station 

No. of 

persons 

required 

Price: 

till Monday 15.00 4 € 29,-/child 

Guided tour through the village Tarrenz – a member of our team will be showing you all 

the sights of Tarrenz ; includes a visit to the local heritage museum. 

Time 



required: Price: 

10.00–12.00 Tarrenz tourist office till Monday 12.00 2 free*, € 1,- 

Schatz handicrafts and weaving mill – in Karrösten, traditional and modern methods used 

in the art of genuine Tyrolean weaving, explained impressively and clearly. 

Time 




10.00–11.00 Weberei Schatz till Monday 17.00 10 free

Music Night with Barbara & Hubert in the restaurant Seebua in Nassereith 

Time 




From mid-June 

table booking: 

Seebua Nassereith 

20.30 

+43 5265 5324 

-- free 

WEDNESDAY: 

Trial lesson on the rock with the World and European champion Bettina Schöpf 

No. of 

Time 


persons 


9.00–12.00 

Imst climbing centre, 

08.30 

till Tuesday 12.00 

+43 676 3355749 

2 

€ 5,-* /pers. 

€ 35,- /pers. 

Hiking bus to Venet alps and Pitztaler alpine paths 

Time 


No. of 

persons 

required 

Price: 

all-day 

Imst, Terminal Post 

till Tuesday at the Imst 

tourist office 

2 

€ 10,- /pers. 

round trip 

Trial lesson - Canyoning-tour for the whole family 

Time 


11.30-13.30 

Lemming-Tours 


No. of 

persons 

required 

Price: 

till Tuesday 15.00 4 € 45,-/pers. 

Curling in Nassereith 

Time 


13.00 

sports ground, 

Tschirgant Bad 

No. of 

persons 

required 

-- -- 

Price: 

€ 2,50 

(incl.1 drink) 

“Fackelwanderung” Guided torch walk through the romantic Gurgltal valley 

No. of 

Time 


persons 

required 

Price: 

20.30–22.30 Imst tourist office till Tuesday 18.00 2 free*, € 1,- 

Wine walk – with Georg and Alexandra Flür (Flür winery) 

No. of 

Time 


persons 

required 

From 14.30, 

approx. Knappenwelt car park till Tuesday 18.00 5 

2,5-3 hrs 

Price: 

From € 15,-/pers. 

children until 6 

free of charge

THURSDAY: 

Mountain tour from Imst up to the Muttekopf – 2.774 m. 

Time 



required 

9.00–15.00 Imst tourist office till Wednesday 17.00 2 

Price: 

€ 30,00/pers. 

+ lift 

E-Bike tour about the Tyrolean honey - incl. e-Bike, guide, honey pancakes, guided tour of the 

“Tiroler Imkergenossenschaft” and a present 

No. of 

Time 


persons 


13.00-16.00 13.00 Bike & Run till Wednesday 12.00 4 € 28,50/ per pers. 

Nature experience hiking tours 

Time 



required 

Price: 

14.00-17.00 by agreement till Wednesday 18.00 2 free*, € 4,- 

Stone painting for Kids (04.07-29.08.13) 

Time 



required 

Price: 

14.00–16.00 Gasthof Sonne/Imst -- -- free*, € 1,- 

Rafting tour «Imster Schlucht» (from 12 years on) 

No. of 

Time 


persons 

required 

3-3,5 hours 

Lemming Tours, 


till Wednesday 15.00 4 

Price: 

€ 42,-/pers. 

FRIDAY: 

Guided tour to the “Karröster Alm” 

Time 



required 

Price: 

09.00-12.00 Imst tourist office till Thursday 12.00 2 € 20,-/per pers. 

Fountain sight-seeing tour – visit the historical fountains of Imst on this pleasant walk 

Time 




16.00–18.00 Imst tourist office till Friday 12.00 2 free*, € 1,- 

Guided tour through the village Nassereith 

Time 


16.00-18.00 

Nassereith tourist 

office 

No. of 

persons 

required 

till Thursday 17.00 2 

Price: 

free* + entrance to 

carnival museum 

€ 2,00

SATURDAY: 

Curling in Nassereith 

Time 


13.00 

sports ground, 

Tschirgant Bad 


required 

-- -- 

Price: 

€ 2,50 

(incl. 1 drink) 

SUNDAY: 

Guided tour along the Via Claudia Augusta 

- with visit of the “Kneippanlage Frauenbrunnen” 

Time 



required 

Price: 

09.00-12.00 Imst tourist office Saturday 13.00 2 free*, € 1,- 

OTHER THINGS TO DO: 

Climbing trial lesson with World and European champion Bettina Schöpf 

daily in the highest climbing hall of Austria or on rock possible 

Time 


2 hours Imst climbing hall 

Rafting/Canyoning/Mountainbike-tours… 

2-3 days before +43 

676 3355749 

Time 


No. of 

persons 

required 

4 

No. of 

persons 

required 

Price: 

€ 25,-/pers. 

excl. equipment + 

entry 

Price: 

2-4 hours by agreement -- 4 from € 45,-/ pers. 

Segway tours 

No. of 

Time 


persons 


1 hour 

rental station 

Hoch-Imst 

+43 650 587466 3 by agreement 

Rafting for children – Captain Hook’s adventure 

Time 


No. of 

persons 

required 

Price: 

approx. 3 hrs AREA 47 +43 5266 87676 5 € 29,-/ child 

Geocaching with Lemming Tours 

Time 


No. of 

persons 

required 

2 hours by agreement +43 5412 62830 3 

Price: 

adults € 19,- 

child. (-16 yrs.) 

€ 10,-

Geology in the Imst holiday region 

Time 


No. of 

persons 

required 

Price: 

1,5 – 5 hours by agreement 1 day before 2 free*, € 1,- 

Horse-carriage ride 

Time 


No. of 

persons 

required 

1 hour by agreement 1 day before 4 

Price: 

adults € 11,- 

child (3-12) € 6,- 

Horse riding 

Time 


0,5-1 hour Reitstall Seehof 

1-2 days before 

+43 650 3805618 


required 

Price: 

1 to max.4 € 14,- / € 18,- 

EVENTS IN THE IMST HOLIDAY REGION 

26.-27.04.2013 Opening AREA 47 

01.05.2013 Opening Knappenwelt Gurgltal 

8.-18.05.2013 11. Int. TschirgArt Jazzfestival Imst 

18.-19.05.2013 Youth Color Climbing Festival – children and students 

01.06.2013 GILBERT at AREA 47 

08.06.2013 Handicraft market 

08.06.2013 BEATS4EDUCATION at AREA 47 

09.06.2013 Family festival in Hoch-Imst 

15.06.2013 BEYOND GRAVITY at AREA 47 

15.06.2013 Muttekopfhütte season opening 

24.-25.06.2013 Schwalbe Tour Transalp 2013 

29.06.2013 Cycling day Hahntennjoch 

29.06.2013 SCHOOL'S OUT FESTIVAL at AREA 47 

29.06.2013 European Youth Speed Cup – European Youth Cup Speed 

30.06.2013 Glacier Marathon Pitztal-Imst 

11.-12.07.2013 SALOMON-4-Trails 

12.-13.07.2013 Harley & Blues 2013 at AREA 47 

13.07.2013 Tarrenz Village festival 


26.-28.07.2013 European Youth Championship in Lead and Speed 

09.-10.08.2013 IFSC Climbing-World Cup lead climbing 

10.-18.08.2013 Klangspuren lautstark 

17.08.2013 AREA 47 Fight Night

17.08.2013 Rastland Open Air with "Ursprung Buam" in Nassereith 


31.08.2013 10 years Alpine Coaster - 1 year SunOrama 

01.09.2013 Frühschoppen at Muttekopfhütte 

01.09.2013 Brennbichler Kirchtag 

01.09.2013 Coming back of the sheep from the alpine pastures 

Nassereith 

06.-08.09.2013 Jodel workshop with Sackl Margie at Muttekopfhütte 

08.09.2013 Alpine Autumn with coming back of the sheep and cattle 

from the alpine pasture in Tarrenz and Imst 

14.09.2013 Coming back of the cattle in Roppen 

14.09.2013 Endura Alpen-Traum 2013, Cycling event 

14.09.-15.09.2013 SAAC Climbing Camp 

15.09.2013 Nepalese festival at Muttekopfhütte 

22.09.2013 Rupertfest at Knappenwelt 

27.-28.09.2013 THE END AREA 47 

12.-13.10.2013 ARGE-ALP orienteering event 

13.10.2013 Tyrolean Eagle’s Festival 

08.11 - 17.11.2013 13th Imst Art Trail 

22.11.-23.12.2013 (Advent) Imst nativity trail, christmas market, Advent evenings 

30.12.2013 „Musikalischer Ausklang“ at Imst town hall 

Preview 

09.02.2014 Buabefasnacht Imst (boys‘ carnival) 

07.01.2016 Roppener Fasnacht (carnival tradition) 

24.01.2016 Schellerlaufen Nassereith (carnival tradition) 

31.01.2016 Imster Schemenlaufen (carnival tradition) 

29.01.2017 Fasnacht Tarrenz (carnival tradition) 

Date: 16.04.2013 

Subject to change!

Group travel offers 

City Tour in Imst (from 20 persons) 

with visit of the «Haus der Fasnacht» 

with visit of the «Museum im Ballhaus» 

with visit of »Haus der Fasnacht» & 

«Museum im Ballhaus» 

“Biermythos” –Starkenberger beer myth 

Panoramic bus tour in the region (by own bus) 

Evening in hut with dinner, music and transfer 

(possible for groups min. 45 pers.) 

Alpine Coaster (including lift) from 10 persons 

Tour «Rosengartenschlucht/Blaue Grotte» 

Groups up to 20 persons 

Groups up to 40 persons 

€ 33,00/group 

€ 4,00/pers. 

€ 3,00/pers. 

€ 6,00/pers. 

€ 6,00/groups at least 15 pers. 

€ 8,00 with guide 

€ 60,00/group 

from € 32,00/pers. 

€ 9,90/pers. 

€ 66,00/group 

€ 132,00/group 

Train Bummelbär 

3 waggons up to 60 persons € 110,00 

Each additional hour € 73,00 

Walk to an alpine hut (cableways and drink) 

€ 25,00/pers. 

Imst Tourismus 

Johannesplatz 4 


Tel: +43 5412 6910 0 

Fax: +43 5412 6910 8 

Email: info@imst.at 

Skype: imst.tourismus

SUMMER ACTIVE 2013 - Imst Tourismus

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