District d'Imst

Province · Tyrol, 🇦🇹 Autriche

Population 58 214

Superficie 1 721 km²

Fuseau horaire Europe/Vienna

Site officiel www.tirol.gv.at/bh-Imst

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Imst's Essential Alpine & Cultural Treasures

This collection showcases the diverse landscape of the Imst district, featuring Tyrol’s highest waterfall, the 159-meter Stuibenfall, and the thermal waters of the Aqua Dome. The list highlights architectural landmarks like the 13th-century Stams Monastery and various fortifications, including the island-bound Sigmundsburg ruins. Scenic high-altitude routes like the Hahntennjoch and Kühtai mountain passes connect the valleys, while the Piburger See offers a protected natural environment within one of the region's oldest nature reserves.

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Alpine Peaks and Passes

This collection spans the dramatic terrain of the Ötztal, Stubai, and Lechtal Alps within Tyrol’s Imst district. It features prominent summits like the 3,768-meter Wildspitze, North Tyrol’s highest peak, and the Weißkugel, situated on the Italian border. The list highlights diverse topography, from the technical granite towers of the Wilde Leck to accessible lookout points like the Imster Muttekopf. High mountain passes, including the Hahntennjoch and Kühtai Saddle, provide critical road links and panoramic vistas across the rugged Kaunergrat and Schnalskamm ridges.

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Alpine Huts and Cable Cars

This collection features high-altitude refuges and essential transport infrastructure within the Ötztal and Stubai Alps. Most huts are managed by the German Alpine Club (DAV) and serve as strategic bases for glacier tours and long-distance hiking, with many offering regional Tyrolean cuisine and overnight accommodation. The list includes key cable cars like the Giggijochbahn and Acherkogelbahn, which provide rapid access from the valley floor to high-alpine terrain and major ski resorts.

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Austrian Religious Heritage

Explore the sacred architecture of the Imst district, from the 13th-century Stams Monastery with its intricate high altar to high-altitude parish churches in the Ötztal Alps. This collection highlights significant pilgrimage sites like the neo-Gothic Maria Locherboden and the hilltop St. Anthony’s in Rietz. These sites showcase centuries of Tyrolean religious history, featuring diverse styles ranging from Baroque interiors to historic Capuchin monasteries and simple mountain chapels.

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Alpine Skiing and Winter Adventures

This selection features diverse winter sports facilities across the Imst district of Tyrol. It includes high-altitude glacier resorts like Pitztaler Gletscher, which reaches 3,440 meters, and Sölden, home to 144 kilometers of slopes and two glaciers. Families can access the Hochoetz region and the 6-kilometer toboggan run at Hochzeiger. The list also highlights the Alpine Coaster in Imst, a 3.5-kilometer track, alongside various designated easy and intermediate pistes across the Ötztal and Pitztal valleys.

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