Discover the Serenity of Gertrud-Gabl-Platz
Experience the breathtaking beauty and tranquility of Gertrud-Gabl-Platz, a state park in St. Anton am Arlberg, perfect for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts.
Gertrud-Gabl-Platz is a serene state park nestled in the heart of St. Anton am Arlberg, renowned for its breathtaking alpine landscapes and tranquil atmosphere. This picturesque park is an idyllic retreat for nature enthusiasts and those seeking a peaceful escape. Surrounded by majestic mountains, visitors can immerse themselves in the stunning scenery while enjoying activities such as hiking, picnicking, and photography. The park’s well-maintained trails provide access to some of the most spectacular viewpoints in the region, making it a perfect spot for capturing the stunning vistas of the Arlberg massif. As you stroll through the park, you'll find a harmonious blend of lush greenery and vibrant wildflowers, creating a picturesque setting that invites relaxation. Whether you’re looking to unwind with a leisurely walk or engage in more adventurous pursuits, Gertrud-Gabl-Platz caters to a wide range of interests. The area is also rich in local flora and fauna, offering a unique opportunity for wildlife enthusiasts to spot various species in their natural habitat. Additionally, the park's proximity to St. Anton am Arlberg means that visitors can easily combine their outdoor adventures with a taste of the local culture and cuisine, enhancing their overall experience. For those visiting during the winter months, the park transforms into a winter wonderland, providing access to skiing and snowboarding opportunities nearby. In every season, Gertrud-Gabl-Platz stands out as a must-visit destination for tourists seeking to connect with nature and explore the breathtaking beauty of the Austrian Alps.
Local tips
- Visit early in the morning or late in the afternoon for the best lighting for photography.
- Pack a picnic to enjoy in one of the many scenic spots throughout the park.
- Wear comfortable hiking shoes to fully enjoy the trails and natural beauty.
- Check local weather conditions before your visit to ensure the best outdoor experience.
A brief summary to Gertrud-Gabl-Platz
- Alte Arlbergstraße 1, St Anton am Arlberg, 6580, AT
Getting There
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Walking
From the St. Anton am Arlberg train station, exit the main building and head towards the main road, Alte Arlbergstraße. Turn left and walk down the street. Continue walking for about 10 minutes. Gertrud-Gabl-Platz will be on your left at Alte Arlbergstraße 1. Look for the large open square which is a central point in the town.
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Walking
If you are near the center of St. Anton, such as near the Galzigbahn cable car station, head towards the main road, Alte Arlbergstraße. Walk downhill towards the train station. Gertrud-Gabl-Platz will be on your right side after approximately 5-7 minutes of walking. Keep an eye out for the square which is often lively with activities.
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Public Transport
If you are staying in nearby areas such as Pettneu or other surrounding villages, take the Postbus service to St. Anton am Arlberg. Alight at the St. Anton am Arlberg stop. From there, follow the directions for walking from the station, heading left on Alte Arlbergstraße for about 10 minutes until you reach Gertrud-Gabl-Platz on your left.
Attractions Nearby to Gertrud-Gabl-Platz
- Galzigbahn
- Japanischer Garten
- Gampenbahn
- Ehemaliges Tunnelportal Arlbergbahn
- Museum St. Anton am Arlberg
- Ski Arlberg (St. Anton, St. Christoph, Stuben)
- Stockibach Wasserfall
- Alpenrosenweg
- Osthangbahn Bergstation
- Maiensee
- Bergbau Gand
- Arlberg
- Arlbergpass
- Naherholungsgebiet Giaßi
- Flexenbahn, Talstation
Landmarks nearby to Gertrud-Gabl-Platz
- Tourismusverband St. Anton am Arlberg
- St. Anton am Arlberg
- arl.park
- Arlberg WellCom
- Hotel Montana
- Gridlon
- MooserWirt - wahrscheinlich die schlechteste Skihütte am Arlberg
- Arlberg Escapes
- Sennhütte - SENNsationell
- Haus St. Anton
- Arlmont I Restaurant St.Anton am Arlberg
- Hotel Arlmont
- St. Anton
- Burg Arlen
- Hotel St Anton - Die Arlbergerin