Things to do in Längenfeld?
The Aqua Dome Spa Centre and perfectly groomed cross-country skiing trails attract a great number of visitors every winter. Also in summer the Längenfeld area offers a wide array of recreational outdoor activities ranging from rock climbing and hiking to mountain biking and walking.
Winter
Visitors to Längenfeld can enjoy a total of 50km of perfectly groomed cross-country skiing trails. Aqua Dome is one of the most renowned spa centres in Austria, offering two indoor pools filled with thermal water coming all the way from the glacier before bubbling up from a depth of some 1,800 m. The activity pool features underwater fitness equipment for aquagym exercises. Three outdoor basins are connected to the spa hall via two shaped brooks. The basins are further equipped with music above and below the surface. Massage pools provide additional relaxation. The 2000 m² premium spa area “SPA 3.000” on the rooftop is one of the biggest of its kind in the country. The artist Peter Paul Tscheikner designed the unique garden surrounding the spa.
Summer
In summer Längenfeld is very popular among rock climbers. Lehner Waterfall and Reinhard Schiestl Via Ferratas offer both amazing nature and great climbing for all abilities. Lehner Waterfall is quite easily accessible, whereas Reinhard Schiestl Via Ferrata is recommended for experienced climbers. The climbing gardens of Nösslach and Oberried are also worth a visit: Oberried is the ideal spot for beginners and families with grades from 4 - 7c. Nösslach is more suitable for expert climbers with grades up to 8a+. Längenfeld Flying Fox and high rope garden is the only one in Tyrol offering a view over the entire valley. It features three of the highest Flying Fox facilities in the Ötz Valley.
Längenfeld is a very popular hiking and mountain biking destination, boasting a great number of trails. One of the area’s highlights is definitely the 83m long and 200m high suspension bridge connecting the sun-plateaus of Brand and Burgenstein. The Panorama loop trail is ideal for family outings and is easily accessible for prams; the suspension bridge features a separate lane for dogs. The 700 km of cycling paths include downhill and e-biking trails.
Längenfeld is home of the legendary Ötztal Camping, open also in winter, featuring traditional pitches but also log cabins and rooms.
