Chalet Blindis
Modern alpine chalet for all seasons.
Find your happy place.
Overlooking Nationalpark Hohe Tauern in the heart of the Austrian alps Chalet Blindis is the ideal place for relaxing, skiing, hiking and mountain biking. Escape from everyday life in this outstanding luxury chalet!
Features
3 bedrooms: One double bedroom with en-suite, one double bedroom and a family bedroom with double bed and bunkbed sharing a bathroom in the hall
All bedrooms have direct access to balcony
fully equipped kitchen for 8 guests with cooker, dishwasher, microwave and coffee machine
Comfort
sauna with adjoining shower and relaxation room downstairs
separate TV-Room upstairs
wood stove
two balconies with a large outdoor table and lounge chairs
natural swimming pond next to the Chalet
ski room next to the entrance with clips for skis, a large boot dryer, bench and shelve for helmets
ski-bus, slope, and children‘s lift
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Winter
The ski bus leaves right in front of the chalet and takes you to the Wildkogel Arena gondola. From Wildkogel Arena you can ski back directly to the chalet. A children‘s lift operates on the ski slope next to the chalets. The two larger ski areas in the area., Zillertal Arena and Kitzbühel, are easily accessible by car within 10 minutes.
The world's longest illuminated toboggan run at around 14 km is also in the Wildkogel Arena.
Cross-country skiing , ski tours and snowshoe hikes are other winter activities in the Wildkogel Arena and in the Hohe Tauern National Park.
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Summer
Enjoy swimming in the natural swimming pond right next to Chalet Blindis!
Hikers, trekkers and mountaineers will find well-marked trails and alpine climbing in the Hohe Tauern National Park across the Valley. Austria‘s largest protected alpine area provides mountain tours and hikes of all levels of difficulty.
Mountainbikers can enjoy a wide route network with all options from leisurely tours to demanding high mountain tours with trail descent.
The summer card included in your stay offers attractive discounts and free entry to more than 60 services in the area, from a day ticket for the Großglockner High Alpine Road to free use of the Pinzgauer local railway.
