Chalet Innerwald

In the midst of the quiet expanse of Gnadenwald in Tyrol, surrounded by forests, alpine meadows and the panorama of the Silver Region Karwendel, lies Chalet Innerwald – a retreat for all those seeking peace, nature and an unobstructed view of the mountains. The sun over the peaks in the morning, the soft rustling of forests in the evening – here one experiences Tyrol at its most beautiful. The location on the sunny high plateau above the Inn Valley offers wide views and at the same time proximity to the most popular excursion destinations and ski areas of the region.



With just a few minutes of driving, you can reach several ski areas - including Glungezer, Kellerjoch and Tulfes, which are ideal for families, connoisseurs and ski tourers. In summer, hiking and bike paths start directly at the doorstep and lead into the impressive mountain landscape of the Karwendel.



The chalet offers space for up to ten people on 300 m² of living space. Four bedrooms – three with double beds and one with four single beds – invite restful nights. Two spacious bathrooms, one with shower and WC, the other with shower, bathtub and WC, offer the highest comfort. The fully equipped kitchen leaves nothing to be desired, and the open living area with large windows combines modern design with alpine cosiness.



For deep relaxation, there are two saunas - one inside for quiet evenings and one outside in the garden, where you can sauna with a view of the mountains. The furnished garden offers space for sunbathing, playing or grilling. A lovingly designed children's area ensures that even the little ones feel comfortable.



Four parking spaces are available directly in front of the house. The property is spacious, quietly located and surrounded by nature - perfect for families, groups and those seeking peace. Pets are warmly welcome.



The Chalet Innerwald in Gnadenwald is more than just a holiday home - it is a place to breathe deeply, switch off and arrive. A place where time passes more slowly and every view from the window shows a piece of Tyrolean mountain idyll.