Acherkogelbahn, Aerial lift in Oetz, Austria.
The Acherkogelbahn is a cable car that carries passengers in eight-person cabins from Oetz village up into the Tyrolean mountains. The journey ends at a station at approximately 2,020 meters elevation, where alpine structures and viewpoints are located.
The cable car connects Oetz village, situated at the entrance of Oetztal between two ancient rockslide formations. Development of this infrastructure made the region more accessible for mountain tourism.
The mountain station displays traditional wooden alpine architecture, and visitors find a restaurant serving regional food. The setting reflects how people have long used these mountains as a place to gather and eat together.
The facility typically operates from June through October daily, with bus stops near the valley station. Visitors should prepare for changeable mountain weather and bring appropriate clothing.
The Rotes Wandl circular path near the mountain station has several information points where visitors learn about local mountain animals. This trail helps visitors understand the environment while enjoying the views.
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