Schmittenhöhe

Schmittenhöhe: 939 - 1.949 meters
Vacation on the Schmittenhöhe
Welcome to the Schmittenhöhe
The Schmittenhöhe offers a lot for a great holiday, and not only in winter. In summer hiking trails for all levels, including free guided hikes, cozy mountain huts and restaurants and one of the largest art spaces in Europe with 23 large wooden sculptures.
Mountain Sports
A mountain and region that have a lot of mountain sports to offer. The possibilities are virtually unlimited, thanks to the extensive summer services of the various cable cars. Unique are the opportunities for mid-summer skiing in the glacier ski resort Kitzsteinhorn.
Water Sports
Watersports is available in this region in all shapes and sizes. Various options are offered directly around the lake. For example, fishing and swimming. On the lake there are also ample opportunities for surfing and sailing. Rafting and kayaking are offered at various locations. Furthermore, the region has some good swimming pools and a couple of really beautiful indoor pools.
Recommendation
Sigmund Thun Klamm. The Kaprunertal in the late Ice Age, about 14,000 years ago, became covered by a mighty glacier. Slowly the glacier pushed into the valley, and dragged the hard rocks of the Maiskogel and the Burgkogel, leaving a notch behind in the valley. Flooded by the Kapruner Ache. Up to 32 meters deep the Kapruner Ache ate into the rocks, over a length of 320 meters, through the Sigmund Thun Gorge.
Tourist information office
Dorfstraße 263 5721 Piesendorf
Telephone: +43 (0)6549 72390
Email: welcome@zellamsee-kaprun.com
Internet: http://www.zellamsee-kaprun.com
Surrounding Villages
Kaprun - Kitzsteinhorn
Maishofen
Viehhofen
Zell am See









