Bad Häring

Bad Häring sits on a sunny plateau at 650 meters elevation, covering 9.27 square kilometers within the Kufsteinerland region of North Tyrol.

The area transformed from a brown coal mining settlement in the 18th century to a health destination after the discovery of sulfur springs in 1951.

The central area contains traditional Tyrolean buildings with a church, old farmhouses, local shops, and numerous walking paths through forests and meadows.

The municipality provides health treatments at specialized centers, outdoor swimming facilities at Plitsch Platsch, and winter sports activities on cross-country ski tracks.

The natural spring waters contain high sulfur concentrations, making Bad Häring the first and only officially recognized spa town in Tyrol since 1996.

GPS coordinates: 47.51072,12.11885

Latest update: March 9, 2025 09:46