Hinterhornbach Postcodes: 6646 | Reutte, Tirol

Key Facts

Hinterhornbach is a small village and cadastral municipality located in the Reutte district of Tyrol, Austria. Situated in the picturesque Lechtal Alps, this remote settlement lies in the westernmost part of Austria, near the German border. With an elevation of approximately 1,100 meters above sea level, Hinterhornbach is nestled in a high valley surrounded by dramatic mountain scenery, including the striking Hornbach chain to the south. The village covers an area of about 50 square kilometers and has a very small population, typically numbering fewer than 100 residents, making it one of the most sparsely populated communities in Tyrol. As part of the Reutte district, Hinterhornbach represents the most specific administrative level within Austria's hierarchical structure, functioning as a basic municipal unit without further subdivisions into smaller administrative regions. The village's isolation and alpine character have preserved traditional Tyrolean architecture and way of life, with tourism and agriculture serving as the primary economic activities. This location provides access to detailed geographical and administrative information for those seeking specific data about this unique alpine community.

Neighboring Regions

• Gramais
• Elbigenalp
• Bach
• Vorderhornbach
• Stanzach