The Mieminger Plateau - your natural paradise for active holidays and enjoyment

The Mieminger Plateau in Tyrol is a real gem for anyone who loves exercise, nature and relaxation. A sunny plateau with a mild climate and breathtaking landscapes awaits you between the majestic peaks of the Mieminger Kette and expansive Alpine meadows. Outdoor adventure and relaxation come together here - perfect for you if you want to enjoy nature to the full while doing sport. This little corner of Tyrol invites you to recharge your batteries and get to know Tyrol from its most beautiful side.

Let yourself be mesmerised by the beauty of the Mieminger Plateau! The nature here is incredibly diverse: the Mieminger chain towers into the sky with its striking peaks and rugged rock faces and offers ideal terrain for hikers and climbers. Whether easy hiking routes for relaxed days or challenging via ferratas for adrenaline junkies - the mountains here make every nature lover's heart beat faster. Highlights such as the trail to the Wankspitze or the Alpl high plateau trail reward you with panoramic views that you won't soon forget.

In addition to the mountains, vast forests and alpine meadows offer space for leisurely walks and jogging laps. You'll be surprised how refreshing the peace and quiet is here. Away from the stress and noise, you can experience nature up close on well-signposted paths. A visit to the idyllic Stöttlweiher, a small lake, is a must. Here you can simply pause for a moment, take in the natural surroundings or even enjoy a refreshing dip in the summer months.

Are you ready for sporting challenges? The Mieminger Plateau is your perfect destination - in summer and winter! While the warm months invite you to go hiking, trail running, mountain biking and golfing, the plateau transforms into a true winter wonderland in the cold season, perfect for a variety of outdoor activities.

Cross-country skiing is a highlight here: the Mieminger Plateau offers kilometres of groomed trails that lead through snow-covered forests and wide fields. The clear, cold winter air and the soft crunching of the snow under your skis make cross-country skiing a unique natural experience. There are different levels of difficulty for beginners and professionals, and all routes lead through the beautiful Tyrolean winter landscape.

For those who want to take it a little easier, there are numerous opportunities for winter hiking and snowshoeing. The well-signposted winter hiking trails take you through the unspoilt winter landscape of the plateau, past frozen streams and snow-covered forests. These trails offer you the opportunity to enjoy the tranquillity of nature to the full and recharge your batteries.

Another winter highlight is tobogganing. The region offers several routes that are suitable for a fast-paced adventure on two runners and guarantee fun for young and old. After a hike to the mountain pasture, you can look forward to an exciting descent and round off the day with a dose of winter fun.

And if you simply want to relax after an active day in the fresh air, some of the hotels and wellness centres on the Mieminger Plateau offer soothing spa treatments to help you unwind in the midst of the wintry mountain scenery.

After an active day, there is nothing better than fortifying yourself with genuine Tyrolean cuisine. The inns and mountain huts on the plateau offer you authentic, regional dishes that not only taste good, but also replenish your energy reserves. Typical Tyrolean specialities such as Kaspressknödel dumplings, Tiroler Gröstl or a hearty Brettljause snack are perfect for regaining your strength after a long day of hiking. Many restaurants place particular emphasis on ingredients from the region and the dishes reflect the connection to nature and Tyrolean tradition.

A particular highlight is the proximity to the provincial capital of Innsbruck. Just a short drive away, you can experience the urban flair of this unique Alpine city and combine your stay on the Mieminger Plateau with an exciting city trip. A trip to Innsbruck opens up a new world full of culture and history.

The famous Golden Roof is a must-see for all visitors. Surrounded by charming alleyways and historic buildings, you can feel the pulse of history here. Stroll through the old town, enjoy a coffee in one of the many street cafés and let yourself be enchanted by the charm of the city.

The Nordkette, which you can easily reach from the city centre by cable car, is a special attraction. It takes you high up and offers you a spectacular view of the city and the surrounding Alps. If you love nature, you will particularly appreciate the unique connection between the city and the mountains. Whether for a hike or simply to enjoy the view - the Nordkette is an enrichment for your stay.

The Hofkirche, which is located on the edge of Innsbruck's old town, was built between 1553 and 1563 as a burial church for Emperor Maximilian I, who died in 1519. Even though the coffin is empty - Maximilian was buried in the castle in Wiener Neustadt - the Court Church in Innsbruck is the most important monument in Tyrol and the grandest of all imperial tombs in Europe. The 28 larger-than-life bronze statues flanking the high tomb are particularly impressive. They show the relatives of Emperor Maximilian and his role models. The name "Schwarz-Mander-Kirche", as the Hofkirche is popularly known, also comes from these figures. Tip: When visiting the Hofkirche, you should also visit the Tyrolean Folk Art Museum next door.

The Mieminger Plateau offers you everything you need for an active yet relaxing holiday in Tyrol. The breathtaking nature, the sheer endless outdoor possibilities and the proximity to Innsbruck make it the ideal place to find the perfect balance between adventure and relaxation. Here you can feel the freedom and vastness of the Alps, live out your sporting spirit and experience the best of Tyrol at the same time.