and we lose ourselves among endless blossoms in the meadows

Across meadows, through forests and towards shimmering mountain lakes:
 

• Mittersee – an emerald-green fairytale lake: 
  This mountain lake lies quietly nestled between dense pine forests, moss-covered roots and soft reeds. Framed by the striking peaks of the Wetterstein and Mieming mountain ranges, Mittersee feels wonderfully untouched – calm, deep green and almost dreamlike.
• Blindsee – Tyrol’s blue jewel:
  The crystal-clear water and the reflections of the surrounding landscape blur the line between sky and lake. A place of almost unreal beauty, where the colours and moods of the seasons gather quietly between dense pine forests and mountain silence.
• Seebensee & Drachensee:
  In the early morning light or late afternoon glow, the turquoise-green waters of Seebensee shimmer most beautifully. Surrounded by alpine roses, crooked mountain pines and gentle meadows, it invites long picnics and brave dips into the icy mountain water. A little higher up lies its mysterious brother: Drachensee. Darker, wilder and wrapped in grey rock, it reveals the untamed side of the mountains. Two lakes like siblings – one soft and radiant, the other deep and enigmatic.

Springtime hikes to mountain huts feel like the mountains’ very first smile: gentle alpine trails, panoramic paths, awakening nature and Tyrolean cuisine that warms both body and soul. Which routes are possible always depends on the remaining snow and current avalanche conditions.

• from Ehrwald to the Gamsalm
• to the Talblick viewpoint starting fom the Ehrwalder Almbahn mountain station
• from Ehrwald to the Brent Alm
• Heiterwang am See - Karliftstüberl 

As spring slowly stretches the days, the slopes and cross-country trails of the Zugspitz Arena begin to glow beneath the sun – the perfect season for relaxed spring skiing and gentle laps through the snow, often lasting well into April.

Spring skiing areas

• Ehrwald (Tyrolean Zugspitzbahn)
• Ehrwald (Ski area Ehrwalder Alm)
• Lermoos (Ski area Grubigstein)
• Biberwier (Ski area Marienberg)
• Ski area Berwang/ Bichlbach
• High-altitude cross-country trail in Berwang

As soon as the sun grows stronger, the first bike trails in the valley begin to open. Light-filled, warm and carrying the scent of spring – perfect for mountain bike and gravel adventures. Higher alpine routes take a little longer to awaken after winter. Which trails are accessible always depends on snow conditions, avalanche risks and lingering ice patches.

Spring biking routes

• Arena Loop
• around the Daniel mountain
• around the Thörlen peaks
• Via Claudia Augusta cycling route
• Loisach Valley cycle path

For the whole family

• digital adventure trails: 
  In spring, nature reveals its playful and curious side – perfect for families. Interactive tasks and little stories turn each walk into a gentle adventure, making the trails fun and easy to explore together. Four of the routes are even accessible during winter and suitable for prams, while the remaining trails reopen as soon as the snow begins to melt.
• Adventure trails: 
  Additional non-digital discovery trails begin opening from the end of April onwards, inviting young explorers into the mountains and meadows of the Tyrolean Zugspitz Arena. Playful experiences designed to spark curiosity and encourage children to discover nature with open eyes.
• Playgrounds: 
  Throughout the region, playgrounds appear like little islands for resting and playing. Later in spring, the climbing forests in Biberwier and Bichlbach reopen as well – alongside the petting zoo, a place that never fails to make children’s eyes light up.