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The e-bike charging station is directly by the Hotel Tauferberg in Niederthai. The Hotel Tauferberg invites you to linger at the sun terrace while the e-bike is charging.At the charging station you can charge all common e-bike batteries.
From Tumpen you walk about 15 minutes to the small wooden platform at the waterfall. From there you have a beautiful view of Tumpen. Hikers can also continue into the summer months to the Armelen Hut or to the Vordere Tumpenalm.
Taxi Scharfetter is a small family business and offers in addition to the usual taxi services also airport transfers, moving of a sick person and in summer a special hut taxi in the middle of the Ötztal valley.Hut taxi to:Fundustal - Hintere Fundusalm & Frischmann hutLeierstal - Erlanger hutGehsteigalm - Armelen hut - Vordere Tumpener Alm
The Hofer food market is located directly on the main road, opposite the Kapferer and Kapferer car dealership.
Opening Hours: Today: 07:30 - 19:30
The Raiffeisen bank is located in the centre of Umhausen.- cashpoint- bank statement printer- transfer box
Opening Hours: Today: 08:00 - 12:00
Horseback riding and carriage RidesIn Winter only Horse-drawn carriage ride possible!
There is an "official" paragliding launch site in Niederthai (in the Bichl district) and an "official" paragliding landing site in Umhausen (near the campsite).IMPORTANT INFORMATION:Please do not fly directly over the Birds of Prey Park and there is a general ban on flying during the flight demonstration times in the Birds of Prey Park.For more information on paragliding flights, please call Oetz Air +43 (0) 664 4524 393.
The BP gas station is located directly on the main street with a charging station for electric cars, a BP shop and a small bistro.Charging station for electric cars:Plug types:- CSS 50 kW- CHAdeMO 50 kW- Type 2 43 kWExtras: free parking lots during charging time, 3 parking lots for electric cars, electricity from renewable sources
An adventure for the whole family!Ötzi and his time Experience the Ötzi Village, the archaeological open-air park in Umhausen, and immerse yourself in another world 5,000 years ago and travel back in time to the people of the Stone Age at the time of the famous "Ötzi". On display are prehistoric structures, hunting and working tools, as well as old breeds of domestic animals that convey the life, living and economic activities of Neolithic inhabitants.DOGS: Dogs are allowed in the entire area. However, dogs must be kept on a leash and muzzled! Muzzles are available directly in the Ötzi Village at the cash desk, but NOT for rent!Parking: Parking lot BischoffsplatzBus stop: Umhausen fire department (10 minutes walk)Daily guided Tours- 10:00 am- 12:00 noon- 1:00 pm- 3:30 pmDuration: 1 hour eachInformation about the ToursThe guided tours are included in the entrance fee and last 1 hour each.Foreign language group tours are available on request!
Opening Hours: Today: 09:30 - 17:30
Old Village Blacksmith in Niederthai - shop and guided toursArtist blacksmiths in the Ötztal have still maintained old traditions. In their long history they worked metal e.g. copper, bronze, iron and precious metals using old forging and hammering techniques.Visits on request!
