Füssener Jöchle Grän II (Tirol) - English

28.02.2026 - 01.03.2026

Theoretical part:

February 28, 2026, 5 to 7.15 pm, Restaurant s´Huagart, Schattwald 32, 6677 Schattwald

Pracitcal part:

March 1, 2026, 8.45 am to 3.30 pm
meeting point: 08.45 valley station "8er EUB" Füssener Jöchle

Requirements: minimum age 14, sufficient riding skills for off-road terrain

Insurance: SAAC does not provide insurance for participants, and participation is at your own risk!

ski or snowboard gear,
backpack
probe, shovel and receiver can be rented for free
if you have ticket, snow card, etc.

adults: EUR 55,-

teenagers (2008 and 2009): EUR 39,-

kids (2010 and younger): EUR 23,-

plus EUR 2,- for the keycard

Participation in the camp is free.

Accommodation:
Participants have to organize their accommodation on their own. Please contact the tourist office.

Tourismusverband Tannheimer Tal
Infobüro Grän-Haldensee
Dorfstrasse 1
A-6673 Grän-Haldensee
Tel.: +43 (0) 5675 6285
Fax: +43 (0) 5675 62 20 60
E-Mail: info@tannheimertal.com
www.tannheimertal.com

Camp Informations

Sustainable Travel

You can easily and eco-friendly reach the Tannheimer Valley without your own car. Just take the train to Reutte in Tyrol, Sonthofen, or Pfronten/Ried. From there, regional buses will take you directly to the villages in the valley. Traveling by long-distance coach is also possible – for example, to Reutte or Kempten, where you can easily switch to public transport. For even more flexibility, you can use car sharing services or ride-sharing platforms like BlaBlaCar. Many accommodations in the valley also support car-free travel and offer pickup or shuttle services for their guests.

Infos about the region

The Füssener Jöchle in the Tannheimer Valley is a small but charming ski area nestled in the Tyrolean Alps – perfect for skiers, ski tourers, and leisure seekers alike. With around 9 kilometers of slopes, well-developed off-piste options, and breathtaking views at over 1,800 meters, it offers ideal conditions for relaxed days on the mountain, far from the crowds. Thanks to modern snowmaking technology, snow reliability is ensured even during milder winters. The sunny runs and scenic winter hiking trails around the mountain station are especially popular. And for those looking to unwind after a day on the slopes, a cozy alpine hut is the perfect place to enjoy traditional Tyrolean cuisine along with stunning views of the valley.

Virtual Academy

Deepen your knowledge after the camp in our Virtual Academy. Here you will find digital learning content about alpine safety and sustainable outdoor sports. Learn flexibly, interactively, and free of charge – anytime, anywhere.

To the AAC Academy