Söll - Witches’ Water

Hexenwasser Söll is a place whose magic unfolds only when you take the time to look closely. Various spots and chambers of wonder can be explored either on your own or with a guide.
You will be personally welcomed at the Hexenzentrale Hexerei, by the bees in the Bienenhaus, in the Blaues Wunder water workshop, at the Eilight Museum on the Simonalm, and in the new Kunstwerker Creative Workshop by the campfire.
Numerous freely accessible stations invite you to marvel, discover, and understand.
A true highlight is the Hohe Salve summit at 1,829 meters, considered one of the most beautiful panoramic mountains in Tyrol.

In Witches’ Water, nature and its little and big wonders are to the fore. Stations, paths and wonder chambers can be investigated off your own bat, or with a guide. From the Bare Foot Trail through the stream and meadows, the singing bowls under the witches’ parasols, to the witches’ ladder and the sundial path to the Hohe Salve. There are things to gaze in wonder at, grasp and explore at every turn. Give yourself a bit of time and take a proper look.

Witches’ Water is situated at 1150 metres in Hochsöll, at the foot of the Hohe Salve. In days past, it is said that two strange sisters lived there. Due to their exceptional knowledge of herbal lore, these sisters were said to be witches. Time and again unusual occurrences were brought about by these witches, which caused a stir. Many years have now since passed and 300 years later, Witches’ Water now bubbles up from many sources, from the Hohe Salve above Hochsöll down into the valley. We can thank these two ladies and their sorcery.

In the mountain adventure realm of Witches’ Water you can explore the tracks of the witches at many points and find out more about their unusual lifestyle. The witches’ ensure you enjoy a HeXpedition superb time and at the 5 tended Witches’ Water stations, where you get to pitch in, potter about and sample. So you can delve deeper into Witches’ Water, glean some real witches’ knowledge and take a little bit of sorcery back home as a memento.