alpine yoga
Feel the power of nature
It is well known that yoga comes from India – a land where cows are sacred. Well, here in Hinterglemm we have plenty of cows and, now, we also have our very own yoga: alpine yoga! Instead of a stuffy gym or hall, our yoga sessions take place on a lush alpine pasture surrounded by fabulous views and plenty of fresh air.
Sessions are held on Wednesdays from 16:00 until 17:00 at the Hintermaisalm, and cater for everyone from beginners to experts.
All you need to bring is comfortable clothing and €10. Speak to a member of staff at reception to reserve your place.
The easiest way to get to the Hintermaisalm is via the Zwölferkogelbahn cable car. Get off at the mid-way station. From there it is a 20-minute walk. Those who wish to walk up to the yoga location from the centre of Hinterglemm should plan around 50 minutes. It is also possible to drive there.
Location: Zwölferkogel cable car (mid-way station), then 20-minute walk
Info: to book contact Sabine Gensbichler by calling +43 (0) 6541 64 88
Duration: each yoga session lasts around 1 hour
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Wood Art
Take a look at the landscape, the dense forest points to a healthy nature. This is also reflected in the local handicrafts.
Kneipp water therapy trail
Right outside our hotel there is a large Kneipp water therapy trail comprising several pools of cold water designed to stimulate the circulation of blood through the body.
Fishing in Bärenbach
At the Bärenbach fishing pond visitors can catch a fresh trout and take it home for dinner.
Visit a schnapps distillery
A trip to the nearby Bartl Enn Edelschnapsbrennerei is a great way to find out how schnapps is made and to sample some local produce.
Grander water at the Rosentalerhof
All the water at the Rosentalerhof has been energised using the Grander technique.
Sanatirum at the Rosentalerhof
Our sanarium at the Rosentalerhof is the perfect place to warm up and relax after a long day out and about in the mountains. the gentle warmth soothes aching muscles without placing too much strain in the body.