Clear your head, breathe deeply and gather new strength. There are many ways to do just that at Kronburg. Here are a few ideas for restorative activities and slowing down, both nearby and further afield.

Ein breiter Wanderweg durch den Wald – der Wanderweg zur Burgruine.

Paths to and from Kronburg

The pilgrimage site of Kronburg can be reached on foot from the Zams hamlet of Rifenal in a good half hour. For a longer walk, start at the parking area on the Trams or at the parish church in Landeck. Of course, you can also set off on a hike from Kronburg itself – up to the Venet, to the hamlet of Falterschein or through the spectacular Kronburg gorge.

Detailaufnahme einer mittelalterlichen Mauer der Burgruine.

Ancient energy

At every turn: steep castle cliffs, meadows, forests and the Kronburg gorge – only a few meters wide but up to 70 meters deep – are of an almost mystical beauty. In sunshine, fog or snow, quiet observation brings you very close to the spectacle of nature.

Personal favorite spots and wonderful views open up everywhere – whether walking, hiking, Nordic walking, biking or enjoying the contemporary trends of forest bathing and yoga.

Blick durch eine Braumkrone auf die Terrasse des Gasthofs.

Ein ortskundiger Wanderführer erklärt seiner Wandergruppe etwas.

Eine Person streckt die Füße in das kalte Wasser des Kronburger Kneipp Labyrinths.

Tip for families

A narrow, well-maintained path leads up from the parking area to the Kronburg castle ruins in about 15 minutes. The walk is rewarded with a magnificent view over the Inn Valley and the surrounding mountains.

The remains of the once-magnificent castle conjure up the spirit of bygone times and are (for the most part) freely accessible.

Luftaufnahme der Burgruine bei Sonnenuntergang.

A stopover and pilgrimage destination

Its location on the great European long-distance trails E5 and Via Claudia Augusta, on the Starkenberg panorama trail and on the Way of St. James makes Klostergut Kronburg a popular stopover, dining spot and place to spend the night.

Whatever the mission – crossing the Alps, a search for God or, quite simply, for oneself – hikers and pilgrims always take a little of Kronburg's strength with them on their onward personal journey.

Zwei Personen wandern über eine Almwiese.

Exploring around Kronburg

Activities in the area

Summer or winter, there is no shortage of ways to stay active on a holiday in the Tyrolean Oberland. Guests with an interest in culture and history also appreciate the region's variety.

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Eine Person steht barfuß auf kleinen Runden Steinen – im Vordergrund sind Rosenblüten zu erkennen.

Blick auf den Eingang zum Kneipp-Labyrinth Kronburg.

Eine Hand ragt bis zum Fingeransatz in einen Brunnen.

A blooming oasis of calm

Finding yourself in the Kneipp rose labyrinth

Why look far afield when happiness lies just around the corner? Between the inn and the Klösterle, our little paradise is in bloom. The Kneipp labyrinth with its rose garden invites you to combine healthy water treading with the enjoyment of nature and relaxation on the lawn.

Cold water as a source of health, energy and joy is also on offer at the fountain in front of the inn. Its wooden trough is perfect for an invigorating arm bath.