Isskogel

Isskogel is an Alpine summit in the Schwaz District that rises to 2264 meters, offering numerous hiking routes through rocky formations and mountain meadows. The terrain shows different landscapes at various elevations, from lower forested slopes to the open alpine zone near the peak.

This mountain area connects to the mining heritage of the Zillertal region, where copper and silver extraction shaped local development across centuries. The terrain itself still shows traces of this past mining activity in various locations.

Local celebrations near this summit showcase Alpine traditions with regional food, music, and crafts that reflect life in this mountain valley. The area remains a gathering place where the landscape itself shapes how people celebrate and connect with their heritage.

The mountain is accessible via the Isskogelbahn cable car from Gerlos, which operates regularly and connects to a network of clearly marked hiking trails. The paths are well-signposted, making navigation straightforward for visitors of different experience levels.

The summit area features a dedicated children's zone with activities including a pump track and obstacle course at high alpine elevation. These facilities make this place special for families seeking mountain experiences combined with kid-friendly attractions.