Nesselwängle
Nesselwängle is a municipality with 431 inhabitants (as of 1 January 2013 ) in the Tannheim Valley, district of Reutte, Tyrol ( Austria ). The municipality is located in the judicial district of Reutte.
The road Nesselwängle village situated at the entrance of the Tannheimer Valley. To Nesselwängle include the hamlets Rauth on a steep hillside, Schmitte on the road and Haller Haldensee.
Of importance in the Middle Ages was the salt transport of Hall in Tirol by the Tannheimer valley in the Lake Constance area. Today Nesselwängle is a Auspendlerort and a popular tourist resort for summer and winter holidays ( sport, leisure, spa, ski resort, cross country skiing ).
- 3.1 mountains
- 3.2 lakes
- 3.3 huts and pastures
Location
Traffic
Nesselwängle is toll-free B199 connected to the transport network across the street from the Tannheimer Engetal, the Gaichtpass or Oberjochpass.
Neighboring communities
Neighboring municipalities are (alphabetically ): Graen, Musau, Tannheim, Wängle and Weissenbach am Lech.
Culture and sights
Economy
Nesselwängle is primarily determined by the Tannheimer Taler skiing and hiking tourism. There are many holiday apartments, hotels and pensions in place. The skiing and hiking area Krinnenalpe can be reached from the village on foot or by car. Furthermore, there is a ski school, a supermarket and a sports shop, the lift company Nesselwängle. Opened in 2012, the high ropes course " climbing forest Tannheimertal " at the foot of Krinnenspitze.
Mountains
Schartschrofen, bullfinch, Red Flueh, trowel tip, cutting, Mitre peak, Gaichtspitze, cockscomb, Krinnenspitze, Litnisschrofen, Leilachspitze
Lakes
Haldensee
Huts and mountain pastures
Gessenwangalm, Gimpelhaus, Gimpel Alpe, Tannheimer hut Krinnenalpe, Nesselwängler Edenalm, Gräner Ödenalpe,
Personalities
- Lorenz Zotz the Elder ( * 1862), stucco artists
- Hubert Zotz (* 1875), stucco artists
- Lorenz Zotz the Younger ( * 1902), stucco artists
- Aemilian Hubert ' Emilian ' Zotz (* 1907), plasterer and Marmorist
- Aemilian Zotz (* 1908), stucco artists