Vacation Rental/Apartment for 2 Guests, 46 m², in Oberau Wildschönau (153431)

Holiday rental in a stunning, secluded location. Very cosy 2-room ground-floor apartment with a separate entrance. Living/sleeping area with a double sofa bed, dining area for 2–4 people with a corner bench and 2 chairs, kitchenette (4-burner stove, oven, refrigerator, dishwasher, filter coffee maker, electric kettle, toaster). Terrace with mountain and panoramic views. Wi-Fi, bed linens, and towels included

Holiday rental at the Zastenhof. The family-run “Zastenhof,” operated by the Haas family, is located approximately 5 km from the town centre of “Oberau” and can be reached by car via a mountain road that is narrow in places. Snow chains may be necessary in winter.
The house, which contains the holiday rental and the owners’ apartment, is situated on a hillside at an elevation of approximately 1,150 metres. Adjacent to the house is the Haas family’s working farm, with cows and goats. Farm-fresh products are available for purchase from the owners. The comfortably furnished holiday rental offers plenty of space for 2–4 people. An additional storage room for skis or bicycles is available. Parking for 2 cars; see
Regional information:
Wildschönau—Holidays in the Contrasting Mountain World of Tyrol
The Wildschönau is a holiday region in the Austrian state of Tyrol. It is located in the district of Kufstein, has just under 4,300 residents, and welcomes visitors above the town of Wörgl in the Kitzbühel Alps. Nestled in a natural landscape that can certainly be described as wild and beautiful, it truly lives up to its name. In addition to the main town of Oberau, the villages of Niederau, Auffach, and Thierbach also invite visitors to enjoy a varied and active holiday. Farms, rustic huts, well-maintained hiking trails, and—last but not least—the charming mountain scenery characterise the landscape of Wildschönau.

Attractions and Sights in the Wildschönau Holiday Region
Singles, couples, and families alike will find plenty to enjoy during a holiday in the Wildschönau, as the region offers an impressive array of recreational, sporting, and cultural activities. One worthwhile destination, for example, is the Kundler Klamm, which serves as a natural link between the high Wildschönau Valley and the Lower Inn Valley and gives visitors a closer look at the alpine mountain world. When going on long hikes, be sure to plan in a few detours, such as to the Markbachjoch Sculpture Park, the Lehenlahn Show Mine in Thierbach, or the Schönangeralm with its show cheese dairy in Auffach. Of course, the idyllically situated parish churches of Niederau and Oberau are also worth seeing. So, in Wildschönau, you can wonderfully combine outdoor activities with culture.

Ski Areas in the Wildschönau Region
While an active holiday in the Wildschönau holiday region from spring through fall tends to focus on hiking and biking, winter sports for the whole family are the order of the day during the colder months. There are two ski resorts available, offering a total of about 70 kilometres of slopes of varying difficulty levels. Casual skiers will be right at home at the Schatzberg ski resort in Auffach, while expert slopes at the Markbachjoch in Niederau invite you to enjoy fast-paced descents. Ski lifts, modern chairlifts, and the Wildschönau Card ensure you’ll have everything you need for a comfortable experience. Well-maintained cross-country trails and scenic winter hiking trails round out the offerings.

Wildschönau Card – Holiday Fun at No Cost
A real highlight is the Wildschönau Card, which is available free of charge to tourists, whether they’re here for a hiking holiday in the summer or a ski holiday in the winter. Holders of the Wildschönau Card can thus take advantage of numerous holiday amenities at no cost. It’s a great perk when you don’t have to pay for things like admission to the outdoor pool, a guided summer or winter hike, the kids’ programme for the little ones, snowshoe rentals, or rides on the ski bus.

Wildschönau in Tyrol—A Paradise for Hikers and Cyclists
For passionate hikers and cyclists, there’s certainly nothing better than being able to pursue their hobby against a stunning natural backdrop. The Wildschönau holiday region is practically made for this, as the local natural environment offers a wide variety of landscapes that can be explored on exciting tours. 300 kilometres of well-maintained hiking trails have something to suit every type of hiker. Hikers won’t find any extreme summit