Location & Travel
| DISTANCE: | from Munich | 117 km | from Salzburg | 83km | from Innsbruck | 77km |
from Germany:
| Munich South motorway turn off | From Kufstein South to the Brixental without a toll or vignette |
| A8 direction Salzburg, Nürnberg, München, A8 . Follow the A8 for ca. 56 km | A8 direction Salzburg, Nürnberg, München, A8 . Follow the A8 for ca. 56 km |
| Change at the Autobahncross roads (56) Inntal/101 from the A8 to the A93 direction Innsbruck, A93, Kufstein, Brenner. Follow the A93 for ca. 25 km | Change at the Autobahncross roads (56) Inntal/101 from the A8 to the A93 direction Innsbruck, A93, Kufstein, Brenner. Follow the A93 for ca. 25 km |
| You are in Austria | You are in Austria |
| Change from the A93 to the A12 | Change from the A93 to the A12 |
| Leave the A12 at Wörgl Ost direction St. Johann in Tirol, Brixental, Wörgl-Ost and take the Lofererstraße (B171) für ca. 4 km | Exit Kufstein Süd |
| Head left towards the Brixental, in ca. 10 minutes to Westendorf, ca. 15 minutes to Brixen im Thale and ca. 20 minutes Kirchberg in Tirol | Bundesstraße 178 Eiberg |
| Bundesstraße 178 direction St. Johann | |
| Bundesstraße 161 Paß-Thurn to Going after the Stanglwirt turn right towards Reith bei Kitzbühel | |
| up to the crossroads, Brixental-Bundestraße, turn right -5 minutes to Kirchberg in Tirol, Brixen im Thale and Westendorf | |
from Italy:
| Brennerautobahn to Innsbruck |
| At Innsbruck take the A12 direction Salzburg |
| Leave the A12 at Wörgl Ost direction St. Johann in Tirol, Brixental, Wörgl-Ost and take the Lofererstraße (B171) für ca. 4 km. |
| Head left towards the Brixental, in ca. 10 minutes to Westendorf, ca. 15 minutes to Brixen im Thale and ca. 20 minutes Kirchberg in Tirol. |
Important Information
Rules & Regulations for Road Travel in Austria
| Vignette or toll? | Vignettes apply on all specified roads in Austria. A vignette between Kufstein süd and the Brixental is not necessary. Vignettes can be purchased at petrol stations |
| Headlights during the day is no longer law! | The use of headlights during the day is no longer mandatory, although recommended by the travel authority. |
| Warning vests must be worn! | In the case of breakdown or accident, warning vests must be worn. (fines apply) |
| Mobile phones | Driving while using mobile phones is banned in Austria(fine from EUR 25,--) |
| Speed limits | fast roads: 100 km/h motorways: 130 km/h comunity areas: 50 km/h (unless otherwise stated) |
| Drink driving limit | Upper limit 0,5-Promille. Driving licence for less than two years 0,1-Promille. |
| What should be carried? | It is law to have a first aid kit, warning triangle and warning vest in the car. |
| Winter tires | From 1st November to 15th April it is law to have winter tires. Alternatively snow chains can be used. |
Stations in the Brixental
Österreichische Bundesbahn
Call-Center: +43 (0) 5 1717
Deutsche Bahn
Call-Center: +49 11861
DB Autozug
Flughafen Innsbruck
Fürstenweg 180
6020 Innsbruck
Telefon: +43 512 225 250
Telefax: +43 512 22525-102
info@innsbruck-airport.com
http://innsbruck-airport.com
Flughafen München
Nordallee 25
85326 München-Flughafen
Telefon: +49 89 975 00
Telefax: +49 89 975 5790
info@munich-airport.com
http://www.munich-airport.de
Flughafen Salzburg
Innsbrucker Bundesstrasse 95
5020 Salzburg
Telefon: +43 662 8580
Telefax: +43 662 8580 11
info@salzburg-airport.at
http://www.salzburg-airport.com
Information on travel from the airports to the Brixental is available on the homepage of the Tourist Association Kitzbüheler Alpen - Brixental
Further information on travel to the Brixental is available on the homepage of the Tourist Association Kitzbüheler Alpen - Brixental
