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Highlights In the beautifully unspoilt Leutasch Valley, immaculately maintained walking trails lead through traditional Tyrolean villages, past pretty frescoed houses and onion-domed churches, and on to welcoming wayside restaurants with panoramic sun-trap terraces for lunch.
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This independent walking week is based in the tiny hamlet of Kirchplaztl, in the heart of the Leutasch Valley. Tucked away next to the onion-domed village church is the family-run Hotel Xander. The oldest inn in the valley, it has been sensitively modernised to incorporate all the luxuries you would expect of a **** establishment. The huge bedrooms are more like apartments, with your own lounge area and tea/coffee-making facilities, and the bathrooms have both a bath and a shower. There is a heated indoor swimming pool, two saunas, steam bath, whirlpool bath and solarium (pay locally), fitness studio, boot room, and if you want to spoil yourself, beauty treatments and massages at extra cost. For children, there's an indoor play area and games room, with table tennis, pool, table football, darts and pinball.
Breakfast is an enormous hot and cold buffet and picnic lunches are provided for all walking days. Evening meals are served in the hotel's elegant dining room - gorgeous mountain views. Hubert Kobinger has been the hotel's chef for more than 30 years and his menu is an interesting blend of Tyrolean specialities and international dishes.
Opposite is a suggested week of ffwalks. There is also a full programme of fwalks along flat valley trails and using mountain lifts to gain altitude. Leutasch tourist office offers free guided walks on most days.

We're probably a little biased, so here's what our customers say...
"Good brochure, good choice of locations, good guides/maps and written instructions."
Mr Hearn, Essex
"This holiday was a superb introduction to a walking holiday- I could get hooked! The whole trip was memorable and enjoyable, even the snow on the mountains in June!"
Mrs J Foxwell, Middlesex