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Future of the border triangle: New lifts and summer adventures!
Two investors are saving the Dreiländereck ski area and are planning winter and summer attractions to revitalize the region for tourism.
Future of the border triangle: New lifts and summer adventures!
In the Dreiländereck ski area, the new investors, Andreas Blüm and Erhard Juritsch, reported exciting news: the lifts could be purchased from the bankruptcy estate for 200,000 euros. Thanks to this takeover, the lifts will be prevented from closing and exciting plans have already been made for the future. Blüm, who learned to ski here, is aiming for a season for summer and winter. “We are now starting the revision work and want to implement new infrastructure measures in the summer,” he announced enthusiastically orf.at reported. Plans include, among other things, new hiking trails, biker parks for children and water playgrounds in order to attract a larger number of visitors and secure the economic foundations for the winter.
Expansion of leisure activities
The first guests could visit the mountain in 2025, while up to three million euros will be invested to make the border triangle an attraction for families and recreational athletes again. The concept aims to increase the attractiveness in winter as well, with offerings such as cross-country ski trails and an ice rink. Mayor Reinhard Antolitsch expressed his optimism: “With Andreas Blüm we have a partner who is putting his heart and soul into the matter and the future prospects are positive.” This is important not only for the community, but also for the local ski school, which particularly wants to promote young talent.
Another facet of hiking in neighboring regions is the nature discovery trail in the border triangle between Germany, Belgium and the Netherlands, where families with children can experience nature in an interactive way. Various hiking routes are available here, with twelve stations encouraging you to discover and participate. How indenbergen.de describes, on this hike you can discover not only natural landscapes, but also exciting attractions such as a barefoot path, making the path an ideal destination for families. With all of these new developments, investors and communities recognize the opportunity to revitalize the region as a holiday destination and thus not only expand leisure activities but also revitalize tourism.