Pillerseetal – The Adventure Playground for the Whole Family

Last updated on 17.03.2025

Timok’s Forest Rope Course in Fieberbrunn – Adventure for the Whole Family. © Klaus Listl www.klauslistl.com

Where nature calls, adventure awaits, and unforgettable moments of enjoyment are created

Some places allow you to truly feel the pulse of nature – and Pillerseetal is undoubtedly one of them. Nestled within the breathtaking mountain panorama of the Kitzbühel Alps, this region offers a summer experience that captivates active vacationers, families, and those seeking tranquility alike. Fieberbrunn, Hochfilzen, St. Jakob in Haus, St. Ulrich am Pillersee, and Waidring provide a diverse array of adventures against the stunning backdrop of the Pillerseetal mountains, renowned for their beauty and variety. With the emerald-green Pillersee, dense forests, and blooming alpine meadows, the gateway to an unforgettable summer opens – a stage set for new journeys.

Hiking with Added Value: Adventure, Knowledge, and Nature Enjoyment

In the Pillerseetal, hiking becomes an exciting experience where children playfully discover nature without even realizing it. The themed trails combine adventure with learning, turning every hike into an unforgettable journey of discovery. The Secret of the Steinberg King takes visitors into a mystical world full of puzzles, while the Biathlon World Championship Trail in Hochfilzen, enhanced with augmented reality, creates the sensation of being a real biathlete. The Legends Trail in Waidring sparks the imagination with 12 interactive stations that bring local myths to life. For digital explorers, Timok’s Museum Goes Wild offers a 100-minute app-guided tour with 10 fascinating stations on flora, fauna, and geology – a hike that captivates both children and adults alike. On the Triassic Trail at Steinplatte, visitors can dive into the prehistoric world, encountering life-sized dinosaur models, interactive stations, and a breathtaking skywalk that makes Earth’s history come alive. Other exciting themed trails, such as the Bee Nature Trail and Timok’s Explorer Checker Trail, turn hiking in the Pillerseetal into an adventure where fun is always at the forefront.

Biking Paradise: For Adrenaline Junkies and Leisure Cyclists

The mountain world of Pillerseetal is not only best explored on foot but also on two wheels. With an extensive network of diverse trails, picturesque cycling routes, and challenging mountain bike tracks, the region offers everything a biker’s heart desires – whether you’re a beginner or an experienced rider. The Bike Area Fieberbrunn provides the ultimate thrill with its flowing trails and demanding Northshore elements. And in 2025, the biking community can look forward to a special highlight: the Streuböden Line – a brand-new trail designed for even more riding fun and flow. The perfect place for those who want to challenge themselves while soaking in the breathtaking natural scenery.

Pure Refreshment: Three Lakes, Three Unique Experiences

After an action-packed morning, Pillerseetal offers plenty of space for relaxation and enjoyment. The region’s three lakes provide not only refreshment but also a unique atmosphere. The Pillersee, crystal clear and invigorating, is the perfect spot for a cooling dip. The Lauchsee, with its healing moor water, offers a soothing effect on both body and mind. Meanwhile, the Waidring Bathing Lake entices visitors not only with its clear waters but also with a breathtaking view of the Steinplatte and Loferer Steinberge – a true natural cinema for the eyes and soul.

When the Sun Goes Down: The Best Evening Adventures in Pillerseetal

In Pillerseetal, the adventure doesn’t end when the sun sets. There are plenty of exciting evening activities that might just tempt parents to extend bedtime.

Waidring’s Spiele- und Erlebnisnacht (Mondays, July 7 – August 25, 6:30–9:00 PM) features bouncy castles, climbing towers, and face painting for the little ones, while parents can enjoy delicious Tyrolean specialties.

Fieberbrunn’s Bummelnacht (Tuesdays, July 8 – August 26, 6:00–10:00 PM) invites visitors to enjoy live music, food trucks, and fun play areas for kids. Shops in the village center stay open until 10 PM for a relaxed shopping experience.

Seeleuchten at Pillersee (Wednesdays, June 4 – September 10, 8:00–10:00 PM) offers a magical atmosphere as live bands perform by the lake, creating a dreamy ambiance.

Timok’s Long Friday in Fieberbrunn: Every Friday from 11 July to 29 August, there will be live music in a relaxed picnic atmosphere at the Streuböden middle station, with the lift operating until 10 pm. Timok’s Wild World and the Alpine Coaster also remain open for evening fun. .

Shuttle buses conveniently transport guests to the region’s evening events, making it easy to enjoy the lively atmosphere.

Sustainable and Convenient: Unforgettable Experiences with the Guest Card

The Pillerseetal shows just how easy sustainable travel can be. With the guest card, visitors can use the public Regiobus for free throughout the entire PillerseeTal and even to Kitzbühel, Ellmau, and Lofer—getting to their destination comfortably and in an environmentally friendly way. Travelers can also ride the S-Bahn and regional trains (REX) free of charge across the Kitzbühel Alps, from Hochfilzen to Wörgl or Kirchbichl.

By the way: Guests receive the guest card—and thus their travel ticket—directly from their accommodation provider.

TIP: Arrive car-free! If you travel to the Pillerseetal by train, you can choose from three railway stations (Fieberbrunn, Pfaffenschwendt, and Hochfilzen). Plus, a free shuttle service will take you to your accommodation and back. Simply register at autofrei.tirol at least 72 hours before arrival. This way, you can start your vacation relaxed and sustainably in your summer paradise.

The Pillerseetal Card: Your Ticket to a World of Adventure

Take the cable car to Jakobskreuz, ride the roller coaster at Familienland Adventure Park, or uncover the Secret of the Steinberg King – all made possible with the Pillerseetal Card. This vacation pass grants access to the region’s top attractions, mountain adventure worlds, and cable cars. It also includes the family and children’s program from July to September.