Find accommodation in Volders for your winter holiday

Brief facts on the topic

• Volders: Municipality in the Tyrolean district of Innsbruck-Land, south of the Inn and around 12 to 15 km east of Innsbruck.
• Winter location: The Vögelsberg small lift facility is located above Wattens at around 800 m above sea level – not in the center of Volders.
• For beginners: Vögelsberg is especially associated with first attempts by small skiers.
• Further winter activity: At Vögelsberg, a toboggan run around 2 km long with a 300 m difference in altitude is described.
• Access: For Volders, the Inntal Autobahn A12, Tiroler Straße B171, and the rail connection with the Volders-Baumkirchen stop are mentioned.

Volders as a base for winter accommodation

If you want to find accommodation in Volders, the geographical location is decisive for your day planning: Volders lies south of the Inn, while the Vögelsberg small lift facility above Wattens forms a separate winter location in the wider area. Anyone planning to use the lift regularly should explicitly take this additional local reference into account when looking for accommodation. Volders itself combines the regional winter connection with culture and landscape destinations in the immediate vicinity as well as excursions in the Innsbruck area.

Skiing for different requirements

Vögelsberg is especially associated with first attempts by small skiers. For a trip with a young child, this orientation can be an important selection criterion. Therefore, compare accommodation not only by the place name, but by the planned schedule between a beginner's winter day at Vögelsberg and the other elements of the trip. For different skill levels, you should plan the respective winter days separately, without attributing any further function to Vögelsberg.

Tobogganing can also round off the winter day: At Vögelsberg, a toboggan run about 2 km long with a 300 m difference in altitude is described, starting directly below the ski lift. In the wider area around Volders, a 2 km toboggan run on the Volderberg is also mentioned as a winter activity. This allows you to distinguish between ski and toboggan days when choosing your stay, without confusing the two places with each other.

Combining culture, landscape and travel

The local and surrounding references of Volders include Karlskirche, the historic settlement of Himmelreich, the Voldertal, as well as Aschach Castle and Friedberg Castle.

Volders is particularly suitable for travel planning in which, alongside winter sports, cultural and landscape experiences as well as excursions into the Innsbruck area are also planned. For arrival, the A12, the B171 and the rail connection with the Volders-Baumkirchen stop are mentioned as access routes. These options help with general location planning; no specific transfer sequence or amenities of individual accommodations should be inferred from them.

Which accommodation in Volders suits your schedule?

An accommodation in Volders may be of interest to you if your winter stay combines several elements: a local or regional skiing day, tobogganing, local and landscape destinations, as well as excursions towards Innsbruck. For different skill levels, Vögelsberg can be included in the stay as a separate beginner-friendly element; plan additional winter days separately according to the respective daily schedule. Compare the current accommodations according to the location that suits your personal travel plan, and treat the connection to Vögelsberg as a separate planning question.

For further orientation in Innsbruck-Land, you can compare Volders with Innsbruck-Land as well as Mils Bei Hall, Sistrans, Patsch, Kolsass, Grinzens, Thaur, Hatting and Schmirn. This helps place Volders among the region's other accommodation and winter destinations.

Your next step

If Volders suits your mix of winter sports, tobogganing, culture and regional excursions, you can now look for accommodation and match the location to your planned daily schedule.