Info Toll road and parking Kemater Alm at the end of the page.
The Kemater Alm alpine pasture in Tyrol is a 40-minute drive from Innsbruck and offers an impressive alpine landscape. Visitors can either enjoy the restaurant right by the parking lot with its beautiful views, or go hiking in the area. The short hike (approx. one hour) to the Adolf-Pichler-Hütte is particularly popular.
Just behind the alpine pasture there is a small but impressive chapel. Cows and goats usually roam freely and visitors experience mountain farming up close. A stream flows down the mountain and offers children fun as it babbles along. A walk in the forest is an alternative to the mountain hiking trails.
The Kemater Alm is easily accessible by car via a toll road. There is no public transport to the Alm.
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Directions: From Innsbruck 40 minutes by car via Grinzens. The last 5 km is a dirt toll road (open only in summer).
Toll: € 5.00 for one day including parking (as of July 2023).
Park:
1) Summer season: There is a parking lot right next to the Alm, but it quickly fills up on sunny summer days. Alternatively, some visitors park on the street in front of the car park (not an official car park). Parking fee included in the toll price.
2) Winter season: The unpaved toll road becomes a toboggan run. Parking is only possible in the village of Grinzens. The hike to the Alm takes just over 2 hours. Opening times of the Kemater Alm see (external link): Kemater Alm – Opening hours .