Transportation In Wildschönau

How To Get In Wildschönau

By car: Wildschönau is easily accessible by car, as it is located in the heart of Tirol, halfway between the Bavarian border and Innsbruck. Kufstein and Kitzbühel are only 25 kilometres away. The nearby A12 motorway is ideal for travelling by car. From the Wörgl-Ost exit it is only 10 kilometres via the Wildschönauer Landesstraße and the Wörgler Berg. Driving in Wildschönau is generally safe and convenient, but you should be aware of the weather conditions and the traffic rules. You should also have a valid driving license, a car insurance, and a vignette (a toll sticker) to use the motorways in Austria.
By train: Wildschönau is also well-connected by train, as it is close to the Wörgl railway junction, which is on the direct line from Innsbruck, Salzburg and Munich. From the Wörgl railway station, you can take a bus or a taxi to reach the valley. Buses run during the day through to early evening from the railway station on the fifteen-minute journey, and taxis are also available. Travelling by train is a comfortable and eco-friendly option, but you should book your tickets in advance to get the best deals and avoid delays.
By plane: Wildschönau can be reached quickly by plane, as there are several airports nearby that offer domestic and international flights. The nearest airports are Innsbruck (75 km), Salzburg (150 km) and Munich (160 km). From the airports, you can take a shuttle service, a train, a bus, or a rental car to reach the valley. You can find more information about the airport transfers [here]. Travelling by plane is a fast and convenient option, but you should be aware of the baggage limits, the security checks, and the possible flight cancellations or delays.

How To Get Around In Wildschönau

By car: If you have your own car or a rental car, you can easily drive around the valley and explore the different villages and attractions at your own pace. Driving in Wildschönau is generally safe and convenient, but you should be aware of the weather conditions and the traffic rules. You should also have a valid driving license, a car insurance, and a vignette (a toll sticker) to use the motorways in Austria. Parking is usually free or cheap in the valley, but you may need to pay a fee in some places, such as the ski resorts or the gorges.
By bus: If you don’t have a car or prefer not to drive, you can use the public bus service to get around the valley. The buses run regularly between the villages and the main attractions, such as the ski lifts, the gorges, and the museums. The bus service is free with the Wildschönau card, which you can get from your accommodation provider. The Wildschönau card also includes discounts or free entry to many sights and activities in the valley. Travelling by bus is a comfortable and eco-friendly option, but you may need to adjust your schedule according to the bus timetable.
By ski bus: If you are visiting Wildschönau in the winter and want to enjoy the ski area Ski Juwel Alpbachtal Wildschönau, you can use the ski bus to get to the ski slopes. The ski bus takes skiers comfortably to the valley station of the Schatzberg cable car in Auffach, to the Markbachjoch cable car in Niederau and to the Schiesshüttl lift in Oberau. The buses run over 20 times a day. It’s just a short journey between the villages. The ski bus service is also free with the Wildschönau card.
By bike: If you are visiting Wildschönau in the summer and want to explore the valley by bike, you can rent a bike or an e-bike from one of the bike rental shops in the valley. You can also get a discount with the Wildschönau card. The valley has over 250 km of bike routes for all levels of difficulty and fitness. You can cycle along the river, through the meadows, or up the mountains. Travelling by bike is a fun and active option, but you should be prepared for the terrain and the weather.