About Achenkirch am Achensee

Achenkirch is a small Austrian lakeside town at an elevation of 930m just 15 minutes from the German border in the Achen Valley. With a year-round population of 2,101, it boasts the largest lake in Tyrol, with water pure enough to drink. Achenkirch ski hire shops abound. However, since ski hire is subject to availability, you might think about reserving your equipment beforehand. Simply search “ski hire Achenkirch” online, and you will find many options that include full ski packages

Show sights

After a long day of skiing, be sure to pass by the Salt Barn, used for traders travelling from Tyrol into Bavaria. Then visit the Tyrol Wine House, which was the main stopover point for traders, and relax at this beautifully refurbished 17th century inn. While you’re out hiking, stop at one of the 15 chapels that dot the landscape, some of which have room for only a few people inside.

Show destinations

It is easy to find places for ski hire in Achenkirch and the surrounding areas. A short bus ride away are the popular Maurach and Pertisau ski areas. The Achensee Flying School in Pertisau will offer you glittering views of the Karwendel Moutains, Europe’s largest nature preserve.