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St. Ulrich parish church, Obertilliach, Austria Royalty Free Stock Photo

Decorated Tyroler house in Obertilliach, Austria Royalty Free Stock Photo

Fresco in St. Ulrich parish church, Obertilliach Royalty Free Stock Photo

Ancient farmhouse in Obertilliach, Austria Royalty Free Stock Photo

Obertilliach ski resort in west Austria in Tyrol. Panorama on Gailtal Alps with blue sky from top of Golzentipp. Scenery of ski Royalty Free Stock Photo

Obertilliach ski resort at total blue sky and warm sun. View on the Golzentipp mountain from ski slope. Ski resort of Obertilliach Royalty Free Stock Photo

Chapels and hay-huts in Obertilliach, Austria

Chapels and hay-huts, Obertilliach, Austria Royalty Free Stock Photo

Village of Obertilliach Royalty Free Stock Photo

View on freeride in Obertilliach ski resort from Golzentipp mountain to Gripp mountain and down to Rodarm village. Ideal condition Royalty Free Stock Photo

Pastures in the upper Obertilliach valley Royalty Free Stock Photo

Meadow slope below the village of Obertilliach Royalty Free Stock Photo

Field in Obertilliach, Austria Royalty Free Stock Photo

Alpine village of Obertilliach in Lesachtal East Tyrol Austria Royalty Free Stock Photo

Obertilliach in Austrian Eastern Tyrol is nestled between the Lienzer Dolomites and the Carnic Alps. The little chapels with the Schupfn (hay huts) around in the Tilliacher-Field are Obertilliachs emblem. This huts incurred because of the strong partitioning of the farms in the 14th and 17th century.