Accessible mobility in the Kaunertal
Mobility for all
"Mountain freedom" - accessible holidays in the Kaunertal in Tirol
The Kaunertal offers various options for an accessible holiday without any ifs, ands, or buts.
What do the Dreiländerblick observation deck at 3,108 metres, the natural gem Piller Moor, and the Falkaunsalm terrace have in common? Correct! All three are accessible.
And not just that: lots of accommodation, public facilities, shops, and many restaurants are also ready to welcome differently abled guests. The Kaunertal offers an unforgettable holiday without barriers in Tyrol!
Mountains for everyone
Businesses and shops with accessible entry
Tourist Information Office, cash point, indoor pool, sanctuary, sports shop. A range of places and shops in the nature park and glacier region are accessible. In these places, all visitors can truly enjoy the Tyrolean holiday valley to the fullest:
- the Kaunertal Tourist Information Office in Feichten
- Raiffeisen Bank/cash point in Feichten
- MiniM grocery store & tobacconist
- the Plankensteiner sports shop in Feichten
- the Larcher sports shop in Feichten
- Quellalpin Kaunertal in Feichten - Indoor pool, sunbathing lawn, restaurant, terrace
- Kaunertal Glacier cable cars - Restaurant Weißsee, lifts & slopes
- Accessible cross-country skiing (sit-ski cross-country)
- Kaltenbrunn pilgrimage church
- the Kaunergrat Nature Park Museum
- Sport Schranz sports shop in Fendels
Accessible cafés and restaurants in the Kaunertal
A coffee break in the afternoon or a relaxed visit to the restaurant are just part of a great holiday for you? Choose from the many barrier-free spots in the Kaunertal:
- Restaurant Talgenuss in the Quellalpin in Feichten
- Die Dorfalm Eat by Pete - snack bar in Feichten - partially accessible toilet
- Restaurant Kaltenbrunn in the Kaunertal
- Café Seepanorama at the Kaunertal Reservoir
- Restaurant Weißsee at the Kaunertal Glacier
- Restaurant Gachenblick at the Nature Park Museum
- Restaurant Sattelklause in Fendels
- Restaurant Truyenstube in Fendels - toilet accessible for smaller wheelchairs only
- Alpin Camping Kaunertal in Feichten
- Gepatschhaus right on the Kaunertal Glacier Road
Whether Feichten, Kaunerberg, Fendels, or Kauns - each of the Tyrolean holiday villages is welcoming to people with reduced mobility, senior citizens, and families with children.
Projects for accessible holidays in Tyrol
A holiday fully accessible - without ifs, ands, or buts: that is one of the stated goals of the Kaunertal. In order to achieve this in the long term, projects are planned and implemented on an ongoing basis. The Tyrolean holiday region is on the right path, taking one step after another towards accessibility.
Around the Kaunergrat Nature Park Museum, people with reduced mobility can, for example,
- enjoy the views across the Kaunertal mountains from the Gacher Blick observation deck
- discover the many adapted hiking trails
- use the surrounding free space without any problem - wheelchair-accessible parking included
Adlerblick viewing platform
High above the walls of a cliff rising a hundred metres above your head, a spectacular observation deck provides views of the surrounding mountain peaks. This is a place where you can feel the power of nature very intensively. The Adlerblick viewing platform provides magnificent views and is also easily accessible for people with reduced mobility!
Equipment for tourists with limited mobility
Do you know what a Swiss Trac is? This is a special tractor for wheelchair users. It allows them to head up steep mountain paths and visit mountain pastures high up. Sounds fantastic? It is! The following equipment and means of transport make for an eventful, yet accessible holiday in the Kaunertal:
- Swiss Tracs
- hand bikes
- monoskiers
- cross-country skids
- low-floor buses for groups (wheelchair users and disabled)
Convenient: these tools can be requested and borrowed from Rolli-Hotel Weisseespitze or at Praschberger Sports.
For accessible travels to the Kaunertal
People with reduced mobility can easily reach the Kaunertal nature park and glacier region by rail and public transport. The nearest accessible railway station is Landeck-Zams. From there, the Postbus will take you the remaining 30 km to the Kaunertal.
