Telfes im Stubai

Wieś · Tyrol, 🇦🇹 Austria

Ludność 1570

Powierzchnia 27 km²

Strefa czasowa Europe/Vienna

Oficjalna strona internetowa www.gemeinde-telfes.at

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Telfes im Stubai Essentials

Telfes im Stubai serves as the gateway to the Kalkkögel mountains, often called the North Tyrolean Dolomites. This collection highlights the Schlick 2000 alpine area, including the Stubaiblick viewing platform at 2,160 meters and the Schlicker Alm. Cultural sites include the 18th-century Baroque parish church of St. Pancras and the Schmiedemuseum, which documents the local history of ironworking. Outdoor activities range from falconry displays at the Greifvogelpark to mountaincart descents and high-altitude hiking between traditional alpine huts like the Galtalm and Pfarrachalm.

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Alpine Peaks & Viewpoints

This collection highlights the dramatic peaks of the Kalkkögel and Stubai Alps, often referred to as the 'Dolomites of North Tyrol' due to their jagged limestone formations. The list includes prominent summits like the 2,404-meter Saile, known for its panoramic views of Innsbruck and the Inn Valley, and the technical 2,700-meter Große Ochsenwand. Alongside these rugged ridges, the Galtalm provides a traditional mountain hut experience at 1,680 meters, serving as a key waypoint for hikers exploring the Schlick area.

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Alpine Adventures & Chapels

This collection explores the rugged Kalkkögel mountains and the religious heritage of Telfes im Stubai. It features challenging via ferratas like the Große Ochsenwand, known for its steep limestone faces and difficulty ratings up to C/D. Complementing these alpine routes are traditional Catholic sites, including the Schutzengelkapelle and the historic Totenkapelle in Telfes. These locations showcase the exposed ridges of the Kreuzjoch alongside quiet hamlets like Plöven, offering a perspective on both the natural terrain and local spiritual traditions of the Stubai Valley.

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Alpine Adventures in Kalkkögel

The Kalkkögel range, often called the Dolomites of North Tyrol, is characterized by its jagged limestone formations and striking alpine scenery. This selection highlights the region's most prominent summits, including the 2,700-meter Große Ochsenwand and the panoramic Saile. It also features essential mountain passes like the Alpenklubscharte and Schlicker Schartl, which connect the Schlick valley with high-altitude huts and via ferrata routes, providing a comprehensive overview of this rugged section of the Stubai Alps.

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