Discover Gries in the Sellrain Valley
Accommodation in Gries in the Sellrain Valley
Gries in the Sellrain Valley is a starting point for hikes into the Tyrolean mountains and is part of the exclusive group of mountaineering villages in the Sellrain Valley. The group also includes Sellrain and St. Sigmund in the Sellrain Valley. Activities range from mountain hikes and a contemplation trail to cross-country skiing, sledding and walks through snow-covered scenery. If you are looking for a hotel in Gries in the Sellrain Valley, you can start by choosing the focus of your trip: are you interested in hikes, a trail passing farms and viewpoints, or winter activities? This can help you choose a destination that suits your interests.
Parish Church and Sellrain Valley Contemplation Trail
A clearly identifiable local landmark is the Parish Church of St. Martin in Gries in the Sellrain Valley. Dedicated to St. Martin of Tours, it was completely renovated inside and out from 2013 to 2017. The Sellrain Valley Contemplation Trail also begins at St. Martin’s Parish Church. It passes numerous farms and viewpoints. The trail therefore connects a clearly named starting point with farms and viewpoints along the route. Check route conditions and seasonal maintenance before setting out. The church and trail offer a focus for travellers who want to combine local culture with a route.
Cross-country skiing on the “Pletzn” circular trail
The Gries in the Sellrain Valley circular cross-country ski trail (“Pletzn”) is groomed for both classic and diagonal skiing. If you are choosing a trail based on the skiing styles available, this loop offers both. It is atmospherically lit every day until 10 pm. Lighting hours may change with the season, so check the schedule before your outing. You should also check snow and grooming conditions in advance.
Sledding and winter hiking
The Neder Gries toboggan run is suitable for families and leisurely sledders. Check snow and operating conditions before sledding. The winter hiking trail in Gries is about 1.5 km long and is ideal for a relaxed walk through snow-covered scenery. These activities suit different preferences: sledding is specifically associated with families and leisurely sledders, while the winter hiking trail is distinguished by its relaxed pace and approximate length. Check route and snow conditions before visiting this trail too.
Getting there and Juifenalm
The Sellrain Valley regional bus (route 4166) runs to Gries in the Sellrain Valley. Check the timetable before travelling so you can plan your connection for the day of your trip. The Juifenalm, which serves food, offers Tyrolean cuisine and a sunny terrace. Opening times and services vary by season; check the details before visiting. This lets you plan your bus journey and stop for a meal separately, taking into account the relevant information for your travel day.
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