The Sorgschrofen mountain defines the setting of Jungholz — wooded slopes and alpine pastures place this Tyrolean municipality in the Allgäu Alps. Jungholz is a geographical anomaly: it is Austrian territory, yet it meets the rest of Austria only at a single point on Sorgschrofen’s summit, while all road access passes through Germany. This position has long shaped local life, including a special customs connection with Germany. Winter brings skiers to its compact local ski area, while the warmer season suits walking and cycling in the surrounding highland terrain. Browse additional webcams from the surrounding Alps to extend your view of Tyrol.
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