Ötztal

Ötztal is a scenic mountain valley in the Austrian Alps, known for its rugged beauty, outdoor activities, and rich history. It stretches approximately 65 kilometers and features impressive peaks, lush landscapes, and charming villages like Sölden. The valley is popular for skiing, snowboarding, hiking, and mountaineering, attracting visitors year-round. Historically, it gained fame for the discovery of Ötzi the Iceman, a well-preserved mummy from around 3,300 BCE, found in the nearby glaciers. Ötztal combines natural splendor with cultural heritage, making it a significant destination for both adventure seekers and history enthusiasts.