ALPS RESORTS stands for vacations in a chalet, vacation home or apartment in Austria Austria's leading landlord of chalets, vacation homes and apartments, Alps Residence Holidayservice GmbH - founded in 2011 and based in Kitzbühel with its head office on the Kreischberg - is the first port of call when it comes to the tourist rental and marketing of vacation properties. The extensive range of ALPS RESORTS extends from cozy vacation apartments and comfortable vacation homes - some of which are located directly on the ski slopes - to luxurious dream chalets with their own wellness area and appeals to nature lovers looking for relaxation as well as sporty and active holidaymakers.

The Kreischberg Chalets are located in the green heart of Austria - in Styria. The traffic-free and family-friendly vacation resort in modern timber construction style has 90 vacation chalets and a main building with reception. Whether you are looking for relaxation or activity, there is something for everyone in the Holzregion Murau. In summer and winter, the local mountain Kreischberg offers many opportunities for sporting activities!

Between the Niedere Tauern and the Nockberge mountains, the Murau-Kreischberg region enriches the Styrian province with breathtaking mountain scenery, lush meadows, green forests and numerous attractions that you can experience during your vacation in Styria. The wealth of possibilities seems almost limitless, but thanks to the good location of the chalets and vacation apartments by ALPS RESORTS, you have the best conditions to discover as many of them as possible. In winter, the snow-covered peaks and forests of the Murau-Kreischberg vacation region will not leave you cold. Whether you explore the area on skis, a snowboard or cross-country skiing, there is something for all winter sports enthusiasts on vacation in Styria. Hike with snowshoes through the untouched landscape off the beaten track, where you will be the first to make fresh tracks in the freshly fallen snow. The tour around the Grebenzenschutzhaus is an easy introduction for all beginners to familiarize themselves with snowshoes, whereas the trail up to the Frauenalpe via the Troghütte to the summit at 1,997 metres is more for experienced hikers. A day on the ice rink or tobogganing is a welcome change, and not just for children.