Your summer holiday in Kappl
Fishing, tennis and more
Have you explored all of the region’s hiking trails and mountain biking routes? Then you’ll be glad to hear that Kappl offers many more great summer activities for holidaying families. Swap your hiking boots for some adventure gear – and make memories in the Tyrolean mountains!
For instance, how about some relaxed fishing, action-packed paragliding or a game of tennis? In Kappl, everyone gets to enjoy summer holidays their way!
Fishing in Kappl in Tyrol
Did you know that the Paznaun valley is Tyrol’s region with the greatest portion of fresh water and that it has excellent water quality? Perfect conditions to cast your line and enjoy the serene nature of the Tyrolean mountain village! The region boasts lovely spots to go fishing at up to 2,000 metres above sea level.
Are you hooked? There are plenty more great fishing spots in Ischgl, See and Galtür!
- Fishing in the Trisanna river: The clear water is home to brown trout and brook trout.
- Fishing at Sunny Mountain Adventure Park: Rent a fishing rod and baits at the kiosk and cast your line!
Outdoor tennis in Kappl
Are you in the mood to smash some balls at the tennis courts of Kappl? Book a spot right away! The tennis court in Kappl is exceptionally well-maintained and features stunning mountain views. By the way: If you want, professional coaches will work on your technique with you.
THE BEE TRAIL
Information boards along the trail provide information about the life of the honey bee.
The highlight is the bee house at the end of the educational trail.
Start: at the parking lot opposite the valley station of the Diasbahn Kappl - Kohlplatz cable car
Route: along the Visnitz forest path to the bee house and back to the starting point
Duration: on average approx. 15 - 30 min
Pure adrenaline: fun in the vicinity of Kappl
Fans of thrills and spills have plenty of opportunities to get an adrenaline kick in the Paznaun valley. For instance, how about a fascinating paragliding flight across Ischgl, an action-packed ride on Ischgl’s Skyfly or a trail run on the region’s varied mountain routes?
