Steinplatte Overview Map Summer

Where the popular Steinplatte skiing and hiking area now lies, straddling Tyrol, Salzburg and Bavaria, was once the primeval Tethys Sea 200 million years ago. The Triassic Park brings the geological history of the Alps to life like never before. And there’s no shortage of modern-day activities up there either, such as hiking, climbing or cycling. Here is our latest summer brochure.

Do you enjoy hiking, cycling or rock climbing and want to know what awaits you on the Steinplatte? The summer panorama shows you the high plateau between Tyrol, Salzburg and Bavaria at a glance: featuring hiking trails, cycle routes, climbing areas and the Triassic Park right in the middle. Where trails, climbing routes and alpine pastures lie today, the primeval Tethys Sea once stretched out some 200 million years ago. Today, you can enjoy scenic tours here and plan your routes to perfectly combine the highlights of the Steinplatte.

Right in the heart of the area lies Triassic Park – a leisure park for the whole family, offering magnificent views and prehistoric tales. The Triassic Park Summer Map gives you a handy overview of where to find all the attractions: from the Triassic Trail to Triassic Beach & Water Play, the Triassic Centre, and the viewing platform & Panorama Shell.

If you’re looking to combine hiking, cycling or climbing with a stop at Triassic Park, the map will help you find your way around: You can see which paths lead into the park, where you can join them, and how to plan your day so that there’s time for both active highlights and family-friendly, leisurely moments.

With the 360-degree ‘Panorama Sommer’, you can view the Steinplatte on your screen even before your visit. You can get a feel for the area – from the mountain station, through the summit region of the Steinplatte, right down to the surrounding valleys.

This is particularly helpful if you want to plan your route in detail:

• Where does my ascent go, and where is the easier route?
• Where is the nearest mountain hut?
• What’s the terrain like around my climbing or cycling route?

Use the 360-degree panorama to prepare – and look forward to the moment when you’re standing exactly where you previously clicked in the virtual tour.