The family nest
Reith im Alpbachtal
Besides nature the family and flower village of Reith im Alpbachtal offers plenty of holiday fun for families. Walking, hiking, relaxing in Summer and skiing in Winter on the Reitherkogel.
You can’t miss the quaint village Reith i. A. on a visit to the Alpbachtal. The parish church overlooking the charming lake is definitely well worth visiting.
Reith im Alpbachtal is part of the Ski Juwel Alpbachtal Wildschönau skiing area.
The ski resort for families
The virtually flat practicing area at the Reitherkogelbahn is ideal for first timers! The Kinderskigarten´s infrastructure with two beginner´s ski lifts, a magic carpet, a carousel and a restaurant with a large terrace is perfect for beginners. Free shuttle buses operate between Reith im Alpbachtal and the skiing area in Alpbach, which is only a short distance away.
For all those who feel they haven´t skied enough during the day night skiing is offered on the flood lit pistes on the Reither Kogel. Off-piste the Reith i. A. flat and sunny plateau beckons with lovely Winter walking paths.
Everything´s all "Reith"!
SPEND YOUR HOLIDAY IN Reith im Alpbachtal
Reith im Alpbachtal has 2.700 inhabitants a counts 185.000 overnight stays. Winter and Summer the resort is an attractive holiday destination. The beautiful farms, many bed & breakfast houses and the beautiful 4-star hotels are most popular with guests spending their holidays in the Alpbachtal. The choice is yours!
Reith im Alpbachtal is in full bloom!
The flourishing summer village
From May to Autumn the entire village blossoms and beautiful elaborate flowerbeds, gardens and parks are visible proof. A veritable gem is the Hildegard von Bingen garden. Over a 900 m² large area various herbs have been planted according to old lore. Besides nature Reith im Alpbachtal offers plenty of holiday fun for families. In Summer the Juppi Kid´s Club puts on a creative children´s programme. More fun can be had at the charming bathing lake, the Kinderpark or Juppi Zauberwald (Juppi´s Enchanted Forest) on the Reither Kogel.
