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Resort Information Mittersill, Salzburg Easy Access to Salzburg Resort Information Mittersill, Salzburg Easy access to Salzburg Situated in a magnificent skiing and walking area in the The town offers a fantastic selection of shops and Salzburg province of Austria, Mittersill lies on the Salzach restaurants and is also only 30 minutes’ drive from the River and is the main town of the Pinzgau Region dating world famous town of Kitzbühel. You can ski directly to back to the 11th century. Surrounded by mountains and Kitzbühel from Mittersill and the town is conveniently picturesque countryside with forests and Alpine lakes, located only 1 hour 40 minutes from Salzburg and Mittersill lies within the beautiful Hohe Tauern National Innsbruck airports and just over 2 hours from Munich. Park which is the largest nature reserve in Europe. Click HERE to view our Mittersill properties Winter Activities Winter & Skiing 170km of pistes Mittersill’s new Panoramabahn gondola gives direct access There are also toboggan runs, one of which is floodlit at to the Kitzbühel Alps and its 170km of well groomed night. The 14km run at nearby Bramberg am Wildkogel pistes. Skiing here is great for all ages and abilities. The is the longest toboggan run in the world! For those who region has over 50 modern ski lifts and 84 snow cannons want a change from skiing there is plenty of ice skating to ensure fine conditions. The slopes comprise 67km of plus a number of local hiking routes suitable for all the green runs, 79km of blue and 24km of red and black family. Mittersill is also a great centre for ski touring runs. There are also plenty of off-piste opportunities and where visitors can takeoff for the East Tyrol or the head with more than 50 charming alpine taverns to stop off to the southern slopes of the Grossvenediger Mountain at, there are plenty of refreshments on offer. – one of Austria’s highest! There are also numerous cross-country runs including the 160km Pinzga Loipe trail, the 3km Blizzard Trail (named after the world famous ski manufacturer, Blizzard, which was founded by a local ski maker and is one of the major manufacturers in Mittersill), and the 22km High Moors Trail which has reliable snow in winter. For more information: Tel +44 (0)7971 258 440 Kitzbuhel - 170km skiing Après-Ski Mittersill has several bars and discos and an abundance Kitzbühel also plays host to great international horse of restaurants providing a family friendly après-ski polo - four days of action and excitement for players scene. The nearby town of Kitzbühel is home to over 80 and spectators alike. The fast moving tempo and superb restaurants offering many delightful choices from simple equestrian skills required for the sport make this event a Tyrolean specialities to Michelin star winning cuisine. spectacle that must be seen by everyone - whether you There is no shortage of evening entertainment whether are an avid horse fan or not! you prefer an elegant cocktail in a stylish bar or to go clubbing, thanks to more than 125 bars, pubs and discos. For more information: Tel +44 (0)7971 258 440 Summer Activities Summer Golf Sports and activity holidays have a high priority here and The town of Mittersill is home to the Mittersill-Stuhlfelden in summer the region is fantastic for walkers and mountain Golf Club which is surrounded by the mountains of the bikers, with over 200km of safe and well kept trails. Free Hohe Tauern National Park and the Kitzbühel Alps. This guided walks with experienced mountain guides are the 18-hole course boasts rustic hay lofts, doglegs, ponds, a ideal way to explore the mountain pastures and green small stream and a par-3 island green. forests. Other activities available in the area include The Mittersill area really does spoil golfers, with a range tennis, horse riding, archery, paintballing, skateboarding, of courses within easy reach. Thanks to this, the region roller-blading and hang gliding. is even known as the ‘golf centre of Austria’ with a choice There are also many lakes and pools in the region for of five local golf courses, plus a further 19 courses within summer swimming and trying many different water an hour’s drive. sports. Or if you are feeling more adventurous why not try your hand at rafting, mountain climbing or canyoning down gorges and waterfalls, or enjoy the full beauty of the mountains from above by paragliding? For more information: Tel +44 (0)7971 258 440 In the vicinity Kitzbühel Picturesque town Situated between the magnificent mountains of Austrian charm, while the outskirts of the town offer a Hahnenkamm and Kitzbühel Horn is the famous town of wide selection of modern shops and fine restaurants. Kitzbühel. The surrounding countryside is exceptionally picturesque A popular destination in both summer and winter, the with forests and many stunning Alpine lakes which are centre of the town features pretty medieval buildings perfect for swimming and water sports. and cobbled streets which are bursting with traditional For more information: Tel +44 (0)7971 258 440 Contact us for more information or to arrange a visit Viewing Company Profile If you are looking to buy a property in Mittersill, Austria Investors in Property specialise in the sale of ski chalets then Investors in Property can help arrange your visit. and apartments in Switzerland, Austria, France & Italy. We have a good selection of chalets and apartments for We have over 20 years’ experience and an unrivalled sale in the Mittersill region and know the resorts well knowledge of well established and up and coming ski so whether you are travelling alone, with a partner, or resorts. We will provide expert advice and professional bringing the whole family we can suggest the perfect guidance through every step of your purchase. If you place to stay. Simply let us know which dates you have in have any questions or need general advice please do not mind and we will arrange for one of our representatives hesitate to contact us. to meet you and show you around. All you need to do is to book your flight and rent a car and we can help organise everything else for you. Ask us for our visits information and we will recommend some charming hotels to make sure you get the most out of your visit. Contact Jessica Delaney – Investors in Property Tel: +44 (0)7971 258 440 [email protected] Disclaimer: Whilst we make every attempt to ensure the accuracy and reliability of the information contained in all brochures and the company website, we are reliant upon information provided by third parties and therefore, the company, its employees and agents will not be responsible for any loss, however arising, from the use of, or reliance upon this information. The sales deed prepared by the local Notary will contain all the terms of the sale and no warranty or representation made by an other person which is not specifically included in that deed of sale is legally enforceable. These particulars and the company website do not form part of any offer or contract and must not be relied upon as statements or representations of fact. © Alpine Marketing 2015 Registered Office: 120 West Heath Road, London NW3 7TU, Registered in England. No. 06423236 Brochure current as of: 17 February 2015.
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