Namlos
Guests looking for peace and pure relaxation away from the hustle and bustle are in the right place in the lovely mountain village of Namlos. The small community is idyllically nestled in the Tyrolean mountains - and offers pure relaxation in untouched nature and fresh mountain air in both summer and winter. Active vacationers will find a paradise for outdoor activities here.
Facts & figures
- Location: Lechtal Alps
- Elevation: 1,264 m
- Districts: Kelmen
- Neighbouring towns: Berwang and Stanzach
- Highlights:
- Hiking and biking routes in the valley of Namlos
- Namloser Wetterspitze mountain (challenging tour)
- Fallerschein alpine pasture village and suspension bridge
- Rotlech gorge
- Nearby Berwang-Bichlbach Skiarena
Where is Namlos?
The small municipality is located in the valley of Namlos at 1,264 metres above sea level. It’s a side valley of Lechtal from where you can reach Namlos via Stanzach. You’ll reach Namlos via Berwang as well. The Kelmen hamlet is the connecting point between the valley of Namlos and Rotlech.
A village without a name (that’s what “namlos” means in German): How did that happen? The answer to this question might seem rather obvious but that's not the case. Even though some people theorise that the name stands for a “nameless village”, most people now believe it actually comes from a settler named “Amel”. This name then gradually turned into “Namels” until the town was eventually called “Namlos”.
The history of Namlos
Namlos was first mentioned in official documents in 1286. The valley was originally populated by settlers from Imst, so the alpine pastures all belonged to Imst until the end of the 13th century. The 8th of October 1930 went down in history as the day of the Namlos earthquake. 16 seismic shocks destroyed parts of the village. It’s suspected that the epicentre of the earthquake was located under nearby Knittelkarspitze mountain. It took until 1949 for Namlos to become its own independent municipality – before then, it had been part of its neighbouring town of Berwang.
Winter in Namlos
Namlos impresses winter hikers with its picturesque landscape. Cross-country skiers will also love the unique Tyrolean mountains around Namlos. Skiers and snowboarders can easily reach the Berwang-Bichlbach ski arena.
Winter for families in Namlos
Family hiking is also a hot tip in winter. The digital adventure trail “Meditation with Mia” in Berwang is also accessible in winter. Guests who are drawn to the slopes will find a varied option nearby in the Berwang-Bichlbach ski arena. The ski arena has also been certified as a Tyrolean family ski area.
Summer in Namlos
Blooming Alpine meadows and quiet summer nights – that’s the irresistible combination you’ll experience in Namlos from spring until autumn. Many hiking routes invite you to explore the beautiful landscape of the region. In Namlos you might also have the opportunity to observe the local game. Popular excursion destinations for hikers in the valley of Namlos are for example: Namloser Wetterspitze mountain, Knittelkarspitze mountain, Engelspitze mountain, lake Dreiensee or the alpine village Fallerschein; The Rotlech waterfall in Rinnen and the escape trails in Berwang are also very popular destinations/ activities for guests.
Summer for families in Namlos
A summer highlight of a family vacation in Namlos is the suspension bridge on the way to the alpine village of Fallerschein. On the Mitteregg nature adventure trail, families can embark on countless adventures together with the little eagle Horsti. The Rotlech waterfall in Rinnen and the escape trails in Berwang are also popular excursion destinations/ activities for families. This also applies to the digital adventure trail “Meditation with Mia” in Berwang - great fun and lots of variety for a family vacation in Tyrol.
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