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Tributary valleys
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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Tributary valleys

Tributary valleys

In the local vernacular of Zillertal, the upper valley troughs fingering out starting from Mayrhofen are called "Gründe" (meaning "reasons" and "ground bottoms" in English). The name derives from the broad pasturages in the heads of valleys that open up when emerging from the narrow valley troughs. Only the Tuxer Tal retains its "Tal" name (German for "valley"), probably because it was also predominantly settled from the Wipp Valley.

Floiten Valley

One reaches the "Floite", as the valley is called in the local vernacular, via the mountain village Ginzling. 
The Gunggl

The Gunggl is a small tributary valley, which is lesser travelled than the other valleys. 
Stilluptal

Free of traffic, Stilluptal is a topologically exhilarating valley landscape that opens up starting from Mayrhofen and is the only valley is be...

Schlegeisgrund

Zamsergrund (Zams Valley) and Schlegeisgrund (Schlegeis Valley) are the commencement point for tours along the Berliner Höhenweg...
The Zemmgrund

The Zemmgrund valley opens up from Alpengasthof Breitlahner, which is located between Ginzling (999 m) and the Schlegeis reservoir (1,780 m). 
Zillergrund

Zillergrund is the source valley of the Ziller River - the name is derived from the Breton word "til", which essentially means "to drip...
Tuxer Valley

The Tuxertal is one of the most divers valleys of the Zillertal. Species-rich pastures, block glaciers, caves and much more distinguish this valley.
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