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Ginzling: Gateway to the Zillertal Alps

Discover Ginzling, the mountaineering village in the Zillertal Alps, a haven for hikers and climbers surrounded by stunning natural beauty.

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Ginzling is a charming mountaineering village nestled in the Zillertal Alps of Tyrol, Austria. It serves as a perfect base for hikers, climbers, and nature enthusiasts seeking to explore the stunning Zillertal Alps Nature Park. With its traditional architecture and serene atmosphere, Ginzling offers a tranquil escape from bustling tourist centers.

A brief summary to Ginzling

  • Ginzling 221, Mayrhofen, 6295, AT

Local tips

  • Visit the Nature Park House Ginzling for interactive exhibits about the Zillertal Alps and information on hiking trails.
  • Explore the Schlegeis Reservoir, surrounded by towering mountain peaks and lush greenery, for a rejuvenating walk and panoramic views.
  • Hike to the Berliner Hütte, one of the most historic mountain huts in Tirol, for breathtaking views and a chance to connect with nature.
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Getting There

  • Public Transport

    From Mayrhofen, take bus line 4102 to Ginzling. There are four stops in Ginzling, with the Naturparkhaus stop being the most convenient for accessing the Nature Park House and nearby activities. A valid guest card for the Mayrhofen-Hippach holiday region allows free bus travel to Ginzling. Otherwise, a single journey ticket costs approximately €4-6.

  • Car

    Drive from Mayrhofen to Ginzling via the Zemmtalstraße. Parking is available in Ginzling, with various car parks located throughout the village. Parking costs vary, but expect to pay around €3-5 per day.

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Discover more about Ginzling

Ginzling, also known as the alpinists' village, sits at approximately 1,000 meters above sea level within the Zillertal Alps Nature Park. For over a century, this idyllic village has been a haven for those seeking outdoor adventures in the heart of the Tyrolean Alps. Ginzling's history is deeply intertwined with the development of alpine tourism, maintaining its authentic character while offering access to some of the most breathtaking landscapes in Austria. The village is split by the Zemmbach River, with part belonging to Mayrhofen and the other to Finkenberg. Ginzling provides a quieter, more intimate experience compared to the larger, more commercialized destinations in the Zillertal Valley. Cows still graze in orchards near the village church, and the streets remain free from throngs of tourists and souvenir shops, preserving its alpine heritage. The Zillertal Alps Nature Park, surrounding Ginzling, spans over 422 square kilometers, encompassing diverse landscapes from lush meadows and dense forests to rugged peaks and glistening glaciers. The park is home to a rich variety of flora and fauna, offering endless opportunities for exploration and discovery. Popular activities include hiking, mountain biking, and climbing, with trails catering to all skill levels. In winter, Ginzling transforms into a winter wonderland, offering cross-country skiing, snow tubing, and tobogganing.

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