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Ginzling, Austria Hiking Tour

Ginzling, Austria Hiking Tour

The Alpinists’ Village –

The tiny hamlet of Ginzling sits at the doorstep of the majestic Nature Park Zillertal Alps, the largest protected land area of the Alps, covering 379 square kilometers (235 miles). Some 80 stunning glaciers, clear, mountain streams, breathtaking views, and the chance to glimpse alpine wildflowers and fauna, including mountain sheep and chamois, reward hikers.

Split by the Zemmobach River, Ginzling is referred to as “the alpinists’ village.” It’s also home to the park’s state-of-the-art visitors’ center, which houses interactive exhibits, including one on alpine farming and an ibex observation platform.

The town itself is a step back in time; there are no tourist shops, souvenir stands, or crowded streets. Cows are still grazed in an apple orchard next to the small church in the center of the village. An annual highlight is the celebrated return of the cattle in autumn, when a parade of lavishly decorated cows and sheep return from alpine pastures.

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Ginzling, Austria

Hotel: Gasthaus Schwarzenstein
Altitude: 999 m (3,277 ft)
Population: 402
State: Tyrol
Latitude: 47°6’0″N
Longitude: 11°48’36″E


TOURS VISITING THIS VILLAGE

TOUR 7: Tyrolean Alps Tour (Dolomites and Tyrol)

September 10 – September 21, 2024 – 11 Nights

Base Villages: Selva, Ginzling & Nuestift

With this 11-night excursion, you hike the remarkable Dolomites in Italy and the Nature Park Zillertal in Austria and get to visit Neuschwanstein Castle in Bavaria.  This one of a kind trip allows you to see the diversity of the Tyrol . We hike in the Italy Tyrol Alps... Read More