Discover Wildermieming

Wildermieming combines impressive sacred buildings with diverse paths through meadows and forests. Anyone looking for a mix of culture, walks and scenic experiences for their holiday will find several starting points here for planning their own day. The Mieming Plateau is a low mountain terrace comprising the municipalities of Wildermieming, Mieming and Obsteig, and provides the town with its scenic setting.

Culture surrounding churches and chapels

A good starting point for cultural discoveries is the parish church of St. Nicholas in Wildermieming. It is dedicated to St. Nicholas; Gothic elements can still be seen on the tower foundations and in the bell house. The Bergdoktor Trail begins at the car park by the municipal office, opposite the listed parish church of St. Nicholas. This allows you to combine a cultural point of interest with a subsequent walking experience without having to limit your plans to sightseeing alone.

Further chapels give the town various historical and religious associations. The Rochus Chapel dates from the 17th century and is Wildermieming's plague chapel. The Letten Chapel was once the destination of many pilgrims. The Ochsenbrünnl Chapel is dedicated to St. Wendelin, the patron saint of livestock. The Sagen Chapel is a popular destination for the faithful and walkers and is believed to be around 200 years old. It is precisely these different meanings that make the chapels interesting destinations for travellers who want to experience regional history not only in a museum, but also in the townscape.

Hiking trails for different day plans

The Bergdoktor Trail runs along the Sonnenplateau circular hiking trail to the Letten Chapel. By including this route idea in your holiday, you can combine a hike with a specific cultural destination. The Bergdoktor House can be seen from the outside; there are beautiful views from there. The trail therefore offers several different impressions: a starting point in the town area, the route towards the chapel and a view of the landscape around the Bergdoktor House.

The Mieming Plateau circular hiking trail leads over easy-to-walk forest roads and paths through meadows and forests. Another section continues through the Fiechter Valley towards Wildermieming and on to Gerhardhof. This information helps you choose the right focus for your holiday: You can gear your days more towards forest and meadow paths, chapels and local history, or towards combining both interests. The route planned for each day should suit your personal fitness level and the time available.

Choosing Wildermieming as a holiday destination

When looking for a holiday apartment in Wildermieming, it is worth first deciding what kind of stay you want. Families wishing to combine shared discoveries with peaceful walks can include the chapels and the Bergdoktor Trail in their plans. Anyone who mainly wants to spend time outdoors will find specific points of reference for planning their trip in the forest roads, paths, meadows and forests of the circular hiking trail.

For further orientation, you can also view Hall In Tirol, Oberhofen Im Inntal, Lans, Mieders, Gschnitz, Sellrain, Zirl and Scharnitz.

For the overarching travel overview: Innsbruck-Land.