Ski holidays Obsteig – Ski touring paradise at the Grünberg!

Obsteig

Obsteig is located on a sunny high plateau above the Inn Valley. As the westernmost municipality of the Mieminger Plateau, this charming Alpine village is picturesquely nestled in the Tyrolean mountains, surrounded by the protected natural area of the Lärchenwiesen. The village consists of several districts and hamlets, home to around 1,300 people.

The region around Obsteig offers the best conditions for a varied family holiday. The Kinderland am Grünberg children's playground, a wide range of play facilities and snow-covered winter hiking trails through the larch meadows and over the Holzleitensattel pass ensure eventful days. A special highlight is the imposing Klamm Castle, which towers on a hill near the town centre. The restored hilltop castle became famous through the television series "Der Bergdoktor" (The Mountain Doctor), in which it appears as "Schloss Sonnenstein" (Sonnenstein Castle).

Ski tourers will also find ideal conditions in Obsteig. The sunny plateau is considered a model region for gentle winter tourism and impresses with safe ascent routes and wonderful deep-snow descents.

District Imst

The district Imst lies in the federal state of Tyrol. The Oberinn Valley, Ötz Valley and Gurg Valley are some of the most popular holiday regions in this district, which is divided into 24 municipals. Both, in summer and winter, Imst has many outdoor activities to offer for all age groups. With the lift pass "Hoch-Imst", there are 9 km of piste open to explore. Those who need more extensive skiing terrain can venture into the neighbouring areas of the Ötztal, Pitztal Glacier and Zams. Besides skiing and snowboarding, there are further activities in and around Imst to enjoy. Climbers can even get some vertical sports done in winter. Many winter hiking trails provide for some magnificent views of the Tyrolean Alps. Romantic walks, sledge races or ice skating add to the perfect holiday feeling.

Travel Obsteig

• By train: Telfs (approx. 15 km), Innsbruck (approx. 45 km)
• By plane: Innsbruck (approx. 45 km), Munich (approx. 185 km)