Sledding right up to the front door. At the Gleinserhof in the Stubai Valley, a 2,630-metre-long natural toboggan run starts right behind the house. The excellent half-board with ingredients from its own farm is an added attraction. Starting point for a ski tour or snowshoe hike to the ‘Eulenwiesen’ through sparse larch forest.
A view of Austria's highest three-thousand-metre peak. A sunny winter balcony, the cross-country ski trails, toboggan runs and ski slopes are just around the corner. But what makes the Bergerhof really special is the Gratz family, who run their organic farm with passion and dedication and pass on their warmth when baking farmhouse bread or making dumplings together.
A horse-drawn sleigh ride through the winter forest. Located at an altitude of 1,600 metres in the Kaunergrat Nature Park, the Almhof und Reithof Pitztal is a snow-sure destination. With a cross-country ski trail, winter hiking trails and the Pitztal Glacier nearby, the farm offers everything a winter holidaymaker could wish for.
Peace and quiet in bustling Kitzbühel. The ski pistes, the special atmosphere, the Hahnenkamm races all make Kitzbühel is one of the most popular destinations in Tirol. And if you choose the Lindenhof as your accommodation, you also get the quiet side away from the hustle and bustle, right next to the cross-country ski trail towards Jochberg.
Plenty of space for farm and highland cattle. The Feriengut Unterhochstätt in Kaiserwinkl has a spa area, a sledding hill and a pond for ice skating and curling. If you have time, you should also try out the 140-kilometre-long cross-country ski trail network and the Hochkössen ski resort.
A holiday on a working farm means staying overnight on a farm that is still in operation and taking part in the daily life and work on the farm – an authentic and natural experience.
Farms in Tirol offer a cosy, authentic atmosphere in winter, surrounded by snowy landscapes and a wide range of winter activities such as sledding and cross-country skiing.
Farms in Tirol invite offer skiing, snowshoeing, sledding, cross-country skiing and sleigh rides – ideal for a fun-filled winter holiday.
Yes, farms in Tyrol are ideal for families. They offer plenty of space and child-friendly activities such as sledding, feeding animals and playing.
Alongside typical winter activities, the farms offer special experiences such as baking farmhouse bread, dumpling evenings and spa areas for a relaxing break.
Farms in Tirol offer a family-like and authentic atmosphere in direct contact with agriculture, while traditional hotels offer more standardised services and less personal contact.
Yes, many farms in Tirol serve meals made with ingredients they have produced themselves, enabling guests to enjoy traditional food in a warm and welcoming setting.
