Quietly floating from Ehrwald up to Germany’s highest summit: The Tiroler Zugspitzbahn covers the difference in altitude of 1,725 metres in only about ten minutes. And even before you reach the summit, you can enjoy breathtaking scenic views of the surrounding mountains, in the spacious scenic-view cable cars. 

Tips: 

• Events such as the fondue evening on the Zugspitze
• Adventure museum on the Zugspitze
• Panorama restaurant at the summit

Hiking, biking, or just relaxing: The area around the Ehrwalder Almbahn cable car is incredibly diverse. Among its most popular highlights is a tour to Lake Sebensee. In summer, hiking newbies and mountain sports pros live it up there. 

Tips: 

• A hike to Lake Seebensee via Ehrwalder Alm  
• Combined hike to lake Seebensee and lake Drachensee, starting at the Ehrwalder Alm

 Grubigstein mountain on the Tyrolean side of the Zugspitze is a highlight for holiday guests of all ages – and it offers countless options for sports in nature. The mountain is known for its many diverse bike routes.  
Open lifts in summer: Gondola lifts Grubig I & II

Tips: 

• Downhill action on the single trails 

Regardless of the season, fun and action are always on the agenda in Biberwier. In summer, families and pleasure-seekers make use of the Marienbergbahn lift. An absolute highlight: dashing down Tyrol’s longest summer toboggan run as well as a ride on the monster mountain scooters and mountain carts. 
Open lifts in summer: Marienbergbahn I & II

Tips: 

• Tyrol’s longest summer toboggan run  
• Monster mountain scooters and mountain carts

Sonnalmbahn lift in Berwang and Almkopfbahn cable car in Bichlbach take holiday guests into the beautiful alpine nature. The bike routes, hikes and rides with the mountain scooters  are topped off with impressive views of the Zugspitze, Berwang Valley, and the neighbouring Allgäu region. 
Open lifts in summer: Almkopfbahn & Sonnalmbahn

Tips: 

• Hiking and biking in a beautiful mountain setting 
• Mountain scooters