Annatag on Hohe Salve

What's it about?

On July 26, 2026, Hohe Salve once again invites you to the traditional St. Anna summit mass - a special event deeply rooted in Tyrolean faith and festival culture. The mass takes place on the summit of Hohe Salve, where people celebrate and reflect together amidst an impressive 360° panorama. The mountain mass will be musically accompanied by the Brixen brass band. Afterwards, the Gipfelalm Hohe Salve invites you to a leisurely Frühschoppen (morning pint). Tyrolean specialties and convivial get-together are the focus here. In Christian tradition, Annatag (St. Anne's Day) is considered a memorial day for Saint Anne, the mother of Mary and grandmother of Jesus. As the patron saint of mothers and families, she is highly revered in many regions of Tyrol. Pilgrimages and masses in her honor have a long tradition, especially in the Alpine countries. Such celebrations not only offer space for religious devotion but also strengthen the sense of community - a moment of reflection in often hectic everyday life. The summit mass on Hohe Salve is a special experience for all who want to consciously enjoy the moment in nature and celebrate together. Pilgrimages - like this one for Annatag - have been an expression of gratitude, hope, or inner contemplation for centuries. They create a connection between people, landscape, and living tradition. Annatag on Hohe Salve unites all of this - in an atmosphere that moves and remains long in memory.