Vacation apartment w/62m² - 5 min. walk to ski lift – pets welcome

Our house is located on a mountain stream (trout stream) at the edge of the forest. The apartment is on the first floor of our two-story house and consists of a bedroom with a 160/200 double box-spring bed and a single bed —and a bunk bed for 2 children—ideal for 2 adults and 2 or 3 children
a living room with a large sofa
a kitchen with a microwave, oven, stovetop, coffee maker, dishwasher, etc.
Bathroom and balcony - WiFi - free - no bedding required - everything is provided, and if anything is missing, it will be made available immediately - The owners live on the first floor
Internet access
Shared washer and dryer in the basement
Bread service—at 6 a.m. The fresh rolls of your choice are located in front of the apartment (bakery’s regular price) — no extra charge — various types available — also on Sundays and holidays —
Elevators:
New: - The popular Z-Ticket is available in the summer - from May 25 through November 3, the summer toboggan run is free every day - and a unique trip to the Zugspitze—Germany’s highest mountain - The Z-Ticket is available as a 3-day through a 13-day pass - Price example: a 6-day pass costs 84.- 67.00 euros for youth (ages 16–18) - for children (ages 6–15) 42. euros – children under 6 travel free – off-season prices: 64. for adults, 47. for youths, and 22. for children; the off-season runs from May 25 May through June 30—the peak season runs from July 31 through August 3 and November. More information is available upon request from the tourist association or from us as the property owner.

Summer in Biberwier:
Marienberg 1,000 to 1,800 m: The lift from Marienberg or the Marienberg Summer Toboggan Run—Tyrol’s largest—is a 5-minute walk from our apartment. Accessible!!!
The entire Zugspitz Arena region offers plenty of active and relaxing recreational activities for the whole family.
You can go hiking, bike, or use the summer toboggan run.
The Tyrolean Zugspitz Arena has been named Austria’s best mountain biking region twice.
There are also crystal-clear mountain lakes ideal for divers.
Beavers are particularly common in our area

Winter in Biberwier:
 Winter in Biberwier, with its magnificent Alpine scenery, offers everything you need for a relaxing stay tailored to your tastes.
Our resort has retained its unique Tyrolean charm and welcomes you with its special, intimate atmosphere.
As an avid winter sports enthusiast, you’ll get your money’s worth with a wide range of sports and recreational activities, as well as challenging and easy ski runs.
Our location is also very popular with cross-country skiing enthusiasts, who have an extensive network of trails to enjoy the magnificent winter landscape.

Biberwier is one of the three villages of the Zugspitze, located south of Germany’s highest mountain and in the heart of a beautiful mountain landscape in Tyrol.
Even if you’re not a fan of skiing or cross-country skiing, our surroundings offer a variety of activities.
Explore our snow-covered hiking trails that start right outside our front door and simply let your mind wander....
Whether at one of the three indoor pools nearby, on a romantic mountaintop, on a trip to the Zugspitze (Germany’s highest mountain), or on a cozy evening at one of the many excellent restaurants serving hearty cuisine.

Your winter fun at a glance:
—six lifts and a free ski bus (for exploring other ski areas in the Zugspitz Arena)
- kid-friendly skiing
- Children’s ski school with the mascot “ Berny Biber right nearby—about a 5-minute walk—just walk down the street with us and you’re already at the school—perfect, since you often have to head back to the apartment—
- Ski and sports equipment rental
- over 110 kilometers of cool, snow-covered trails in the Tyrolean Zugspitz Arena
- weekly night tours
- Headlamp and snowshoe tours
- extensive routes through the winter landscape
- Regional cuisine at traditional inns and ski huts

A dreamlike paradise at a healthy 1,000 meters
Breathe freely, be free, and enjoy new experiences amidst magnificent nature.

In the summer, the landscape of the Tyrolean Zugspitz Arena offers countless opportunities for hiking, climbing (a new