Stams - oak forest natural monument - Stadliger waterfall - Stams
medium
6.7 km
3 h
Stams at a glance
- Population: 1.563
- Altitude: 672 metres above sea level
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The village is dominated by an impressive complex of buildings: the Cistercian Stams Abbey with its basilica and abbey museum. It is also home to the "Skigymnasium" boarding school, which is considered to be an elite training centre for young skiers. The school has already produced several world and Olympic champions.
Nature lovers appreciate this village for its beautiful scenery. You can, for example, hike along a nature trail through the old trees of the Stams oak forest. Or summon up your courage to venture across the River Inn on the narrow suspension bridge.
The guided active programme
Summer in the Innsbruck region is truly diverse: from relaxing and enjoyable to sporty and challenging, the Summer Active Programme features guided hikes and e-bike tours that invite families, leisurely beginners and sporty explorers to experience the impressive (mountain) landscapes. All guided tours are free with the Welcome Card, which you receive for free with a minimum stay of just two nights at partner establishments. Let our qualified tour guides take you to the most beautiful places in the region!
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Did you know?
The most significant document on Stams Abbey is Count Meinhard II’s foundation document from 1275.
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