Holzgau: Wohlfühlhotel Berg Heil - Pfarrkirche zu unserer lieben Frau Maria Himmelfahrt - Lechtal Straße
Holzgau is best known in Tyrol for its painted façades, a local expression of the Alpine Lüftlmalerei tradition. The municipality lies in the upper Lech valley, where the Lech River runs between the Lechtal Alps and the Allgäu Alps. Along Lechtal Straße, the Parish Church of the Assumption of Mary stands within a compact settlement of inns, homes and farm buildings. Holzgau is also the starting point for the Holzgau Suspension Bridge, a pedestrian bridge above the Höhenbach gorge. Meadows, wooded slopes and mountain farms shape the surrounding valley, and the village is an established stop on the long-distance Lechweg hiking route.
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Gemeinde Holzgau lies along the upper Lech in Tyrol’s Lech Valley, where steep Alpine slopes rise above a settled corridor of meadows and mountain farms. The village is known for its traditionally painted façades, an enduring feature of local architecture that lends the centre a distinctive Tyrolean character. Above the valley, the Holzgau Suspension Bridge spans a wooded gorge; at 200 metres long and around 110 metres above the ground, it is a prominent stop on the Lechweg long-distance trail. Continue through nearby webcams to explore different parts of the Lech Valley.
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