Stummerberg lies above Stumm on both sides of the Märzenbach and is part of the Erste Ferienregion in the Zillertal. Its extensive mountain hiking area, with numerous well-marked trails, gives a stay a clear focus on the outdoors. This provides a broad framework for planning your trip; you can then distinguish between specific hiking routes by their waypoints.
The “Schwaigen” are among the oldest farmsteads in Stummerberg. This historical connection adds a specific glimpse into local history to the geographical orientation. If you choose a destination based on more than just activities, you can also take this aspect of rural history into account.
Hiking Trails with Specific Waypoints
Trail No. 41 starts and ends at Gasthof Tannenalm, Stummerberg 27, 6276 Stummerberg. It leads through forests and meadows to Kapaunsalm, then climbs steeply to Rifflerkogel. The hiking route to GmĂĽnder Alm crosses the Steinbach and continues across meadows to Hochstadlalm. For Trail No. 41, the inn is both the starting point and the endpoint, making it a clear reference point for finding your way before the hike.
The two routes differ in the features described: Trail No. 41 leads from forests and meadows to a steep climb at Rifflerkogel, while the route to GmĂĽnder Alm focuses on crossing the Steinbach and following meadows to Hochstadlalm. When choosing between the routes, you can use these landscape features and destinations as a guide.
Walks and Nordic walking are also among the activities around Stummerberg, along with extensive mountain biking tours. This means your plans need not be limited to the two hiking routes described. Depending on your interests, you can focus on a walk, Nordic walking or a mountain biking tour.
Winter Walks and Routes into the Zillertal
In winter, you can walk through the snow-covered landscape of Stummerberg. For a stay at this time of year, this is a specific way to plan your trip around walks in a winter setting.
From the Almluft snack station on Gattererberg, a lit track runs all the way down to the village. Its seasonal operating schedule may vary, so check the latest operating information before making plans.
The Regiotax makes the HochfĂĽgen-Hochzillertal and Spieljoch ski areas, as well as surrounding villages and attractions in the Zillertal, reachable from Stummerberg in just a few minutes. If you plan to take one of these trips, please check the latest Regiotax operating details in advance.
If you are looking for a hotel for your stay, you can plan your days around these options: for example, the hiking trails described, other activities in the area, or Regiotax trips to destinations in the Zillertal.
Discover more destinations: Imming, Zell Am Ziller, FĂĽgen, Steinberg Am Rofan, Hollenzen, Gerlosberg, Ried Im Zillertal, Tux
To the main travel overview: Schwaz.
