Hotel Tiroler Adler in Waidring | Kirchgasse 1, A-6384 Waidring
Holiday in Waidring in the Pillersee Valley
Waidring is a quiet mountain village in the heart of the Pillersee valley.
Summer and winter offer diverse opportunities for active holidays and relaxation.
Short distances, nature and genuine Tyrolean hospitality characterize the place.
Summer in Waidring
In summer, our guests are offered numerous outdoor activities. They can enjoy a relaxing fishing trip on Lake Pillersee, follow in Robin Hood's footsteps at the Strub archery range, or climb the breathtaking mountain scenery – there's always something going on in the Pillersee Valley.
For those who want to dedicate their vacation to cultural highlights, there's plenty on offer. The Eisriesenwelt ice caves in Werfen in the Salzburg region, one of Austria's most beautiful sights, is easily accessible by car from Waidring in 1 to 1.5 hours. The same goes for Stiegl's Brewery World, where you can learn about the production of their famous beer from hops and malt. Have you visited one of the nearby mines? There are plenty of opportunities to discover more about the cultural highlights around Waidring.
Winter in Waidring
The main focus is on the winter season. The Steinplatte ski area offers ideal conditions for winter sports enthusiasts of all ages. Skiing, snowboarding, and carving are just a few of the many ways to enjoy yourself in the realm of King Winter.
Find peace and relaxation on a horse-drawn sleigh ride through snow-covered meadows and forests, or on a snowshoe hike in fairytale-like and pristine woods. Tradition and customs are also highly valued in our down-to-earth mountain village of Waidring in the Pillersee Valley. Curling offers Tyrolean conviviality combined with sport and nature. Make many new friends and spend relaxing days here.
Figures, data, facts
- 781 m above sea level
- 2000 inhabitants
- 2200 guest beds
The idyllic mountain village of Waidring is primarily designed for two seasons.
A natural gem in the Kitzbühel Alps
Waidring in the Kitzbühel Alps reveals itself upon closer inspection as a true gem in the Tyrolean mountains. The traditional architecture in the village, predominantly using wood, testifies to the locals' love for their homeland. Tradition and customs play a significant role here in Waidring, as they do throughout Tyrol.
What makes Waidring so appealing?
The idyllic village has grown over the centuries, yet has always remained true to itself. True to the motto: preserve the old, embrace the new. You can practically feel that Waidring is a place steeped in history, original and authentic. Here, you can still find great happiness in the little things in life. Numerous events throughout the year demonstrate that traditions are not only cherished but also actively practiced. Whether it's the harvest festival, the cattle drive down from the mountain pastures, the marksmen's festival, or the Maypole celebration, processions and festivals where the most beautiful traditional costumes and dirndls are proudly displayed are a defining feature of Waidring.
7 reasons to vacation in Waidring:
1. Traditional construction in typical Tyrolean style
2. Quiet location amidst unspoiled nature
3. Clean air
4. Warm hospitality
5th snowiest region in Tyrol
6. Starting point for numerous excursion destinations
7. Directly adjacent to the ski area, cross-country ski trails, hiking trails and running routes
Family holiday in the Tyrolean mountain village of Waidring
Nestled at an altitude of 781 meters in the Pillersee Valley region, amidst the Kitzbühel Alps, lies the idyllic village of Waidring. Nearly 2,000 residents live here, enjoying the dream of unspoiled nature, a clean environment, and a virtually limitless range of sporting and cultural activities, both in summer and winter. From toddlers to teenagers, a fantastic family program awaits everyone, making the dream of a carefree holiday in the Tyrolean mountains a reality! Waidring's infrastructure allows you to leave your car behind. The central location of the Tiroler ADLER Bed and Breakfast allows guests to easily reach a variety of services on foot, including restaurants, cafes, boutiques, a hairdresser, and banks. And conveniently, the Steinplatte ski and hiking area, Waidring's "local mountain," is just a stone's throw from the Tiroler ADLER Bed and Breakfast.
Waidring in the Pillersee Valley - an insider tip for active free spirits
Even the journey to Waidring reveals itself as a nature experience of the highest order. Children's eyes widen in wonder on the way to their holiday destination, as they marvel at the scenery. Rugged rock formations, lush mountain meadows, pristine forests, and picturesque villages ablaze with color thanks to magnificent floral displays. The Kitzbühel Alps are equally impressive in their white winter coat and in their splendidly colorful summer splendor.
The villages of Fieberbrunn, Hochfilzen, St. Jakob in Haus, St. Ulrich am Pillersee, and last but not least, your holiday home Waidring, belong to the Pillersee Valley region, a treasure in the Kitzbühel Alps. Each village has its own unique charm. However, they all share one thing in common: they are the starting point for outdoor activities and fun in the crystal-clear mountain air, and hold many surprises for young and old alike.
The Pillersee Valley consists of the villages
– Fieberbrunn
– Hochfilzen
– St. Jakob in Haus
– St. Ulrich am Pillersee and
– Waidring
The Loferer Steinberge are a mountain range in the Northern Limestone Alps. Their mighty peaks rise to over 2,500 meters. No matter which perspective you choose, Waidring offers a unique panoramic view of the Tyrolean mountains. The vista will take your breath away!