Weather Keilbachjöchl: Weather forecast for Monday

Last update: 18 May 2026 06:37
Time	(mm)	Temp.	% Rel	(Km/h)	0°C Altitude (m)
11:00	---	-3° Felt -5.2°	91%	SSW Weak 5 km/h Gusts 8 km/h	2730m
12:00	1.2 mm	-2.6° Felt -5.5°	86%	SSE Weak 3 km/h Gusts 10 km/h	2730m
13:00	0.1 mm	-1.9° Felt -5.2°	88%	SE Weak 6 km/h Gusts 13 km/h	2730m
14:00	---	-1.8° Felt -4.4°	88%	S Weak 4 km/h Gusts 14 km/h	2730m
15:00	---	-1.9° Felt -5.2°	93%	S Weak 5 km/h Gusts 13 km/h	2730m
16:00	---	-1.9° Felt -5°	99%	SE Weak 5 km/h Gusts 12 km/h	2730m
17:00	0.1 mm	-2.2° Felt -5.4°	93%	S Weak 5 km/h Gusts 15 km/h	2730m
18:00	1.1 mm	-2.6° Felt -6.5°	100%	SSW Weak 10 km/h Gusts 18 km/h	2730m
19:00	2.9 mm	-2.8° Felt -6.2°	100%	S Weak 6 km/h Gusts 21 km/h	2730m
20:00	1.3 mm	-3.2° Felt -6.7°	100%	S Weak 7 km/h Gusts 16 km/h	2730m
21:00	0.2 mm	-3.2° Felt -6.4°	100%	S Weak 5 km/h Gusts 15 km/h	2730m
22:00	0.2 mm	-3.2° Felt -6.1°	98%	SSE Weak 2 km/h Gusts 11 km/h	2730m
23:00	---	-3.1° Felt -5.9°	94%	NNE Calm 1 km/h Gusts 8 km/h	2730m
00:00	---	-3.3° Felt -6.4°	95%	NE Weak 3 km/h Gusts 6 km/h	2730m
01:00	---	-3.7° Felt -6.9°	100%	NNW Weak 3 km/h Gusts 4 km/h	2730m

Air quality and pollen counts for Keilbachjöchl

Average Daily Values
PM₁₀ (μg/m³)	PM_2.5 (μg/m³)	CO (μg/m³)	Alder (Grains/m³)	Birch (Grains/m³)	Grasses (Grains/m³)	Mugwort (Grains/m³)	Olive (Grains/m³)	Ragweed (Grains/m³)	AQI (EU)
4.4Very Good	3.5Very Good	101Good	0Absent	3Low	11.5Medium	0Absent	0Absent	0Absent	32Fair

Discovering Keilbachjöchl

A high‑altitude pass on the border between the Valle di Selva dei Molini and the Austrian Tyrol, the Keilbachjöchl offers a panoramic crossing through alpine pastures, moraine basins, and ridges at the foot of the glaciers of the Zillertal Alps. Located within the Rieserferner‑Ahrn Nature Park, it is a destination for experienced hikers seeking high‑mountain silence, wide horizons, and unspoiled nature far from the busiest routes.

The most popular access routes start from the Lappago/Selva dei Molini area and the upper Keilbach valley: CAI/AVS trails climb through conifer forests and alpine meadows to high‑altitude plateaus, with sections over scree and panoramic ridges. In summer, the route is ideal for panoramic trekking and landscape photography; in autumn, the larches turn the slopes golden and visibility is often crystal clear. With adequate experience, the area also lends itself to loop itineraries linking mountain huts and nearby passes.

The cultural setting enriches the experience: historic mills, traditional farmsteads, and the practice of alpine pasture farming characterise the valley villages, while the old transit routes tell of centuries of exchanges between border communities. Seasonal mountain huts offer authentic stops with typical South Tyrolean dishes, perfect for slow tourism that values unhurried rhythms and essential landscapes.