Aschau im Zillertal: Kaltenbach - Wimbach Express
Few places in Tyrol have a history as closely tied to alpine farming and mountain tourism as Aschau im Zillertal. The municipality lies above the Zillertal, the valley followed by the Ziller, amid the slopes of the Hochzillertal ski area. Wimbach Express is one of the lifts serving this upland terrain, where broad grassland, access tracks and small farm buildings reveal the working landscape behind the resort infrastructure. Aschau’s scattered hamlets remain distinct from the busier settlements on the valley floor, while the Zillertal Alps create the wider mountain setting. Seasonal alpine grazing has long shaped the area’s open pastures and local farm economy.
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Gemeinde Aschau im Zillertal has served as an agricultural settlement in Tyrol since the medieval period. It lies in the Ziller valley, between the Tux Alps to the west and the Kitzbühel Alps to the east, with farms and hamlets extending up the lower mountain slopes. The Parish Church of St Leonard is a local landmark, while the Zillertal Railway connects the valley’s communities between Jenbach and Mayrhofen. Aschau remains closely tied to alpine farming yet is well placed for exploring the wider Zillertal. Explore nearby webcam locations that provide complementary perspectives on Aschau im Zillertal and the Ziller valley.
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