Beautiful mountain scenery, attractive Tyrolean villages and wonderful traditional cuisine

South of Innsbruck among the green meadows of the Gschnitzal Valley lies Trins, a charming village with authentic Tyrolean buildings and easy access to some wonderful walking. On our journey through ancient villages filled with onion-domed churches, we learn why Tyroleans are so justifiably proud of their homeland, and we enjoy wonderful views across this mountainous paradise.
Making use of the ski-lifts and efficient local buses, we can reach the summit of Nosslachjoch (2231m) or enjoy a scenic walk to Obernbergersee Lake (1600m) where we see St Nikolaus Church perched on a hill in the middle of the valley. Thanks to such a large of variety of walks, two grades are offered each day, with a different leader escorting each grade.
Based in our welcoming and comfortable hotel, we enjoy many sumptuous courses of traditional Tyrolean cuisine including the renowned Knodel (dumplings) and Grostl (roasted potatoes).
What makes this trip responsible?
Our hotel for this trip is the family run Hotel Wienerhof, which is part of the Tiroler Wirthaus (an association of traditional Tyrolean restaurants) and offers fantastic Tyrolean cuisine prepared with fresh local products. It has also received the AMA Seal of Approval: an Austrian system of traceability of agricultural products, guaranteeing higher quality goods. As part of our commitment to Responsible Tourism and in an effort to keep reducing our carbon footprint, we have chosen to use public transport as much as possible throughout this itinerary.
GOURMET WEEKS
Enjoy a delicious 5 course gourmet dinner every evening on our Gourmet Weeks. The hotel Wienerhof is part of the Tiroler Wirthaus (an association of Traditional Tyrolean restaurants) and offers fantastic tyrolean as well as international cuisine, usually prepared with fresh local products.
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Trins the Austrian Tyrol











