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Summer Programme 2013Experience the Nature Park
Reach for the Alps
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Zillertal Alps Nature Park Dear Nature Park Enthusiast,
Our Nature Park is a high alpine conservation area in the truest sense of the words. It extends from the traditional mountaineering village of Ginzling to the Hochfeiler Peak at 3,500 m. Five different sub-valleys, narrow gorges, glaciated summits, innate and cultivated landscapes as well as an extraordinary biodiversity are its’ defining characteristics.
We invite you to discover the Nature Park together with our guides and find out more about the region. There is something to suit everyone – with hikes to the Berlin Hut, herbal walks and an ascent to Mount Ahorn’s peak with Peter Habeler.
We highly recommend a visit to the Nature Park House, as well as staying with one of our partner companies who work in close collaboration with the Nature Park. Guests of our part-ner companies can participate in all our Nature Park hikes and visit the exhibition at the Nature Park House for free.
The Nature Park is waiting to be discovered by you!
The Nature Park Team, Manager Willi Seifert, Katharina Weiskopf, Karin Bauer
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Facts & Highlights Size: 379 km²
Protected natural area since 1991
Altitude profile ranging from 1,000 m at Ginzling to 3,509 m at Hochfeiler
An unparalleled experience of natural landscapes with 80 glaciers, rich biodiversity at all alpine alti-tudes, ibex, chamois, marmots and unique crystal deposits. Unspoiled cultural landscapes on alpine pastures and meadows
Nature has priority - permanent developments with public roads or lift systems are prohibited with no exception
Nature Park House in the mountaineering village of Ginzling
Alpine and Nature Park library with a selection of books and maps in the Nature Park House
Three fascinating permanent exhibitions Glacier.Worlds at the Nature Park House in Ginzling Cultural.Landscape.Worlds at Mitterstall in Brandberg Ibex.Worlds in Zillergrund
Special exhibition Naturpark.Worlds in Ginzling
Over 200 guided walks with our Nature Park Guides covering a variety of Nature Park themes
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130 Nature Park Partners working together to achieve sustainable accommodation in the Nature Park region
Eight German Alpine Association mountain refuge huts
Numerous tours to the peaks, alone or with Zillertal mountain guides
Walk through the Nature Park from hut to hut along the Berliner Höhenweg Trail with the Trekking Package
Six themed trails Glacier Trail Berliner Hut Nature Trail Glocke Finkenberg Field Name Trail Zillergrund Mountain Pasture Trail Brandberg Cultural Landscape Trail Brandberg
Internationally renowned climbing & bouldering areas
Nature Park via Ferrate, the Nasenwand, in the mountaineering village of Ginzling
Nature Park, Alpine and Community Library in the Nature Park House with books and maps on the region
More Information on the Nature Park and themed guided walks is available from the Nature Park House in Ginzling or from the Mayrhofen-Hippach and Tux-Finkenberg Tourist Boards, see page 9 for further information.
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We are your Nature Park guides and would like to introduce you to the very special characteristics of the Nature Park:
Franz Haun
„I am the Nature Park Herbalist and am always delighted to be able to pass my knowledge on wild herbs and their use to Nature Park visitors“
Walter Ludl „The beautiful wild flowers never fail to impress me as well as the stunning views over 3,000 m peaks, and exactly that is what I endeavour to show people“
Erika Sporer
“As a Nature Park guide, I have the opportunity to show people the many secrets and small wonders of nature and how to transform these into strength and energy for everyday life.”
Herbert Grasl „I made my hobby into my career and am delighted to discover the Nature Park with you as your guide“
Maria Fankhauser „It brings me great joy every single time I am able to show people the Nature Park in all its stunning beauty“
Sebastian Daxner „I like to discover the fascination of nature together with children and also learn something new on every excursion“
Alfred Stock „I love people, animals and nature which is why I am in my element at the Nature Park“
Erika Alfred Andrea Walter Hermann Maria Herbert Gottfried Irene Sebastian Franz Katharina
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Andrea Sporer
Hermann Muigg „As dawn breaks – mystical moments – my style of photography; an intimate glimpse of nature; one we so often trample with our feet!“
Irene Fankhauser „It gives me great joy to experience and discover the beauty and diversity of our natural environment with other interested parties – especially children“
„I always try to introduce people to the incredible diversity of the Nature Park“
Katharina Weiskopf “It is a pleasure to share the joy that nature gives me with other people”
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Erika Alfred Andrea Walter Hermann Maria Herbert Gottfried Irene Sebastian Franz Katharina
We are your Nature Park guides
and would like to introduce you to
the very special characteristics of
the Nature Park Zillertal Alps.
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Events Following in the tracks of Stone Age hunters and gatherers in the high alpine region 03. 07.
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Archaeological excavations have revealed that hunters and gatherers passed over the Pfitscherjoch as early as 8,000 years ago. During the summer hunting season, alpine ibex & Co. were hunted down with spears, bows and arrows. Hunters lay in wait, protected by overhanging rocks – or on the shores of mountain lakes or other good vantage points. This easily passable mountain passage was
an important link between the Inn and Eisack Valleys. During our field trip and evening lecture by Prof. Walter Leitner, we will hear the latest information at firsthand and the highly interesting results of his research team! Evening lecture: Wednesday, 3rd July, Ginzling Multipurpose Building, free admission Field trip: Thursday, 1st August, 9:00 hrs Schlegeis reservoir (Zamsereck snack bar), free
Nature Park Festival & Nature Park Hike, Saturday 17.08.Nature Park Festival for visitors of all ages in Ginzling. There will also be a communal walk from the Nature Park House in the mountaineering village Ginzling to Floitengrund with nature studies and refreshment stations manned by our Nature Park guides en route, as well as a Nature Park arts and crafts stand at the Nature Park Festival in Ginzling.
Scary story night at the Nature Park library, Friday 18.10.It’s going to be creepy! Alfred Kröll will be telling us stories about Zillertal, after which you can expect a night full of adventure in the Nature Park House with Katharina. For children aged 9 – 12 years, with a night hike, games and breakfast together. Please bring sleepwear, a sleeping bag, torch and a self-painted picture or story. It is possible to attend just the story hour from 17:00 – 18:00 hrs. Please register in advance
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Contact addresses
Zillertal Alps Nature Park Administration 6295 Ginzling 239, [email protected]: +43 (0) 5286.52181; +43 (0) 664.1205405, www.naturpark-zillertal.at
Mayrhofen-Hippach Tourist Board Dursterstraße 225, 6290 Mayrhofen or Talstraße 74, 6284 RamsauTel: +43 (0) 5285.6760, [email protected], www.mayrhofen.at
Tux-Finkenberg Tourist Board Lanersbach 401, 6293 Tux oder Dorf 140, 6292 FinkenbergTel: +43 (0) 5287.8506, [email protected], www.tux.at
Brandberg Town Hall 6290 Brandberg 13, Tel: +43 (0) 5285/63185
Zillertal Tourismus Bundesstraße 27d, 6262 SchlittersTel: +43 (0) 5288.87187, [email protected], www.zillertal.at
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All events at a glanceTag Datum Tour Name Tour-Nr. PageTue 07 May In and Around Mayrhofen 2 24Wed 08 May Slow food with wild salad and farmer’s bread 1 23Tue 14 May In and Around Mayrhofen 2 24Wed 15 May Slow food with wild salad and farmer’s bread 1 23Thu 16 May Keilkeller Waterfall 10 32Tue 21 May In and Around Mayrhofen 2 24Wed 22 May Slow food with wild salad and farmer’s bread 1 23Thu 23 May The „Glocke“ Nature Trail 6 28Tue 28 May In and Around Mayrhofen 2 24Wed 29 May Culinary Herb Trail in Hippach 4 26Thu 30 May Keilkeller Waterfall 10 32Fri 31 May The Sunny Side of Brandberg 5 27Tue 04 June In and Around Mayrhofen 2 24Wed 05 June Slow food with wild salad and farmer’s bread 1 23Thu 06 June The „Glocke“ Nature Trail 6 28Fri 07 June The Sunny Side of Brandberg 5 27Tue 11 June In and Around Mayrhofen 2 24Wed 12 June Herb Walk in Scheuling Forest 3 25Thu 13 June Keilkeller Waterfall 10 32Fri 14 June The Mountaineering Village of Ginzling 13 35
Mon 17 June In and Around Mayrhofen 2 24Tue 18 June Nature Photography 20 42Wed 19 June Zillergrund & the Steinbock (alpine ibex) Worlds 12 34
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Tag Datum Tour Name Tour Nr. SeiteThu 20 June The „Glocke“ Nature Trail 6 28Fri 21 June The Sunny Side of Brandberg 5 27
Mon 24 June In and Around Mayrhofen 2 24Tue 25 June Zillergrund & the Steinbock (alpine ibex) Worlds 12 34Wed 26 June Culinary Herb Trail in Hippach 4 26Thu 27 June Keilkeller Waterfall 10 32Fri 28 June Bergmähder & Kolmhaus 22 44
Mon 01 July In and Around Mayrhofen 2 24Mon 01 July Trekking with Llamas and the Tux Mill 9 31Mon 01 July Following the trail of the Swiss pine 23 45Tue 02 July Nature Photography 20 42Tue 02 July Alpine Hike with Peter Habeler 27 49Tue 02 July Trekking with Llamas and the Tux Mill 8 30Wed 03 July Herb Walk in Scheuling Forest 3 25Wed 03 July The mountain Refuge huts (Plauener Hut) 21 43Wed 03 July Children’s expedition to the „Glocke“ 22
Wed 03 July Following in the tracks of Stone Age hunters 8Thu 04 July The „Glocke“ Nature Trail 6 28Thu 04 July Berliner Hut, Geology & Glaciers 25 47Fri 05 July Watching Wildlife 15 37Fri 05 July The Sunny Side of Brandberg 5 27Sat 06 July Natural deceleration 7 29Sat 06 July The mountain Refuge huts (Greizer Hut) 21 43Mon 08 July In and Around Mayrhofen 2 24Mon 08 July Up to the Elsalm 26 48Mon 08 July Bergmähder & Kolmhaus 22 44Mon 08 July Trekking with Llamas and the Tux Mill 9 31Tue 09 July Zillergrund & the Steinbock (alpine ibex) Worlds 12 34
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Tag Datum Tour Name Tour Nr. SeiteTue 09 July Watching Wildlife 15 37Tue 09 July On Tour with Llamas to the Gamshütte 8 30Wed 10 July Culinary Herb Trail in Hippach 4 26
Wed 10 July Children’s expedition to the „Glocke“ 22
Thu 11 July Sunrise over the Tux Valley 14 36Thu 11 July Neumarkter Circuit 19 41Fri 12 July Natural monument Schrauben Waterfall 11 33
Fri 12 July Llama trek for children 21
Sun 14 July Border Crossing at Tuxer Joch 17 39Mon 15 July In and Around Mayrhofen 2 24Mon 15 July Trekking with Llamas and the Tux Mill 9 31Mon 15 July The Sunny Side of Brandberg 5 27Mon 15 July The mountain Refuge huts (Furtschaglhaus) 21 43Tue 16 July Nature Photography 20 42Tue 16 July „Melchermuas“ at the Bodenalm 16 38Tue 16 July On Tour with Llamas to the Gamshütte 8 30Wed 17 July Herb Walk in Scheuling Forest 3 25
Wed 17 July Forest Pixie day 22
Wed 17 July Sunrise over the Tux Valley 14 36Thu 18 July The „Glocke“ Nature Trail 6 28Thu 18 July Berliner Hut, Geology & Glaciers 25 47Thu 18 July Watching Wildlife 15 37Fri 19 July The Mountaineering Village of Ginzling 13 35
Fri 19 July Llama trek for children 21
Sat 20 July Natural deceleration 7 29Mon 22 July In and Around Mayrhofen 2 24Mon 22 July Up to the Elsalm 26 48
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Tag Datum Tour Name Tour Nr. SeiteMon 22 July Trekking with Llamas and the Tux Mill 9 31Tue 23 July On Tour with Llamas to the Gamshütte 8 30Tue 23 July Watching Wildlife 15 37Tue 23 July Neumarkter Circuit 19 41Wed 24 July Culinary Herb Trail in Hippach 4 26Wed 24 July Children’s expedition to the „Glocke“ 22Thu 25 July Berliner Hut, Geology & Glaciers 25 47Thu 25 July Sunrise over the Tux Valley 14 36Fri 26 July Natural monument Schrauben Waterfall 11 33Fri 26 July Bergmähder & Kolmhaus 22 44Fri 26 July Llama trek for children 21
Sun 28 July Across the Pfitscher Joch Border 24 46Mon 29 July In and Around Mayrhofen 2 24Mon 29 July Trekking with Llamas and the Tux Mill 9 31Mon 29 July The Mountaineering Village of Ginzling 13 35Mon 29 July Following the trail of the Swiss pine 23 45Tue 30 Jul Nature Photography 20 42Tue 30 Jul „Melchermuas“ at the Bodenalm 16 38Tue 30 Jul On Tour with Llamas to the Gamshütte 8 30Wed 31 Jul Herb Walk in Scheuling Forest 3 25Wed 31 Jul The mountain Refuge huts (Kasseler Hut) 21 43Thu 01 Aug Forest Pixie day 22Thu 01 Aug Following in the tracks of Stone Age hunters 8Thu 01 Aug The „Glocke“ Nature Trail 6 28Thu 01 Aug Neumarkter Circuit 19 41Fri 02 Aug Magnesite Mine 18 40Fri 02 Aug The Sunny Side of Brandberg 5 27
Fri 02 Aug Llama trek for children 21
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Tag Datum Tour Name Tour Nr. SeiteSat 03 Aug Natural deceleration 7 29Mon 05 Aug In and Around Mayrhofen 2 24Mon 05 Aug Up to the Elsalm 26 48Mon 05 Aug Trekking with Llamas and the Tux Mill 9 31Tue 06 Aug Zillergrund & the Steinbock (alpine ibex) Worlds 12 34Tue 06 Aug Watching Wildlife 15 37Tue 06 Aug On Tour with Llamas to the Gamshütte 8 30Wed 07 Aug Culinary Herb Trail in Hippach 4 26
Wed 07 Aug Forest Pixie day 22
Thu 08 Aug Berliner Hut, Geology & Glaciers 25 47Thu 08 Aug Sunrise over the Tux Valley 14 36Fri 09 Aug Natural monument Schrauben Waterfall 11 33Fri 09 Aug Bergmähder & Kolmhaus 22 44
Fri 09 Aug Llama trek for children 21
Sun 11 Aug Border Crossing at Tuxer Joch 17 39Mon 12 Aug In and Around Mayrhofen 2 24Mon 12 Aug Trekking with Llamas and the Tux Mill 9 31Mon 12 Aug The Mountaineering Village of Ginzling 13 35Tue 13 Aug Nature Photography 20 42Tue 13 Aug „Melchermuas“ at the Bodenalm 16 38Tue 13 Aug On Tour with Llamas to the Gamshütte 8 30Wed 14 Aug Herb Walk in Scheuling Forest 3 25Wed 14 Aug The mountain Refuge huts (Friesenberghaus) 21 43
Wed 14 Aug Forest Pixie day 22
Fri 16 Aug Neumarkter Circuit 19 41
Fri 16 Aug Llama trek for children 21
Sat 17 Aug Nature Park Festival & Nature Park Hike 8
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Tag Datum Tour Name Tour Nr. Seite Sun 18 Aug Natural deceleration 7 29Mon 19 Aug In and Around Mayrhofen 2 24Mon 19 Aug Following the trail of the Swiss pine 23 45Mon 19 Aug Bergmähder & Kolmhaus 22 44Mon 19 Aug Trekking with Llamas and the Tux Mill 9 31
Tue 20 Aug Zillergrund & the Steinbock (alpine ibex) Worlds 12 34
Tue 20 Aug Watching Wildlife 15 37
Tue 20 Aug On Tour with Llamas to the Gamshütte 8 30Wed 21 Aug Culinary Herb Trail in Hippach 4 26
Wed 21 Aug Children’s expedition to the „Glocke“ 22
Thu 22 Aug Berliner Hut, Geology & Glaciers 25 47Thu 22 Aug Sunrise over the Tux Valley 14 36Fri 23 Aug Natural monument Schrauben Waterfall 11 33Fri 23 Aug Up to the Elsalm 26 48
Fri 23 Aug Llama trek for children 21
Sun 25 Aug Across the Pfitscher Joch Border 24 46 Sun 25 Aug In and Around Mayrhofen 2 24Mon 26 Aug Berliner Hut, Geology & Glaciers 25 47Mon 26 Aug The Sunny Side of Brandberg 5 27Mon 26 Aug The „Glocke“ Nature Trail 6 28Mon 26 Aug Nature Photography 20 42
Tue 27 Aug Neumarkter Circuit 19 41
Tue 27 Aug On Tour with Llamas to the Gamshütte 8 30Wed 28 Aug Herb Walk in Scheuling Forest 3 25Wed 28 Aug Keilkeller Waterfall 10 32
Wed 28 Aug Forest Pixie day 22
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Tag Datum Tour Name Tour Nr. Seite
Thu 29 Aug Alpine Hike with Peter Habeler 27 49Thu 29 Aug Following the trail of the Swiss pine 23 45Fri 30 Aug Magnesite Mine 18 40
Fri 30 Aug Llama trek for children 21
Sat 31 Aug Natural deceleration 7 29
Sun 01 Sep In and Around Mayrhofen 2 24
Mon 02 Sep Following the trail of the Swiss pine 23 45
Mon 02 Sep The „Glocke“ Nature Trail 6 28
Mon 02 Sep Berliner Hut, Geology & Glaciers 25 47
Mon 02 Sep Bergmähder & Kolmhaus 22 44Mon 02 Sep Trekking with Llamas and the Tux Mill 9 31Mon 02 Sep Slow food with wild salad and farmer’s bread 1 23Tue 03 Sep Zillergrund & the Steinbock (alpine ibex) Worlds 12 34Tue 03 Sep Watching Wildlife 15 37Tue 03 Sep The Sunny Side of Brandberg 5 27Tue 03 Sep The mountain Refuge huts (Max Hut) 21 43Tue 03 Sep Magnesite Mine 18 40Tue 03 Sep „Melchermuas“ at the Bodenalm 16 38Wed 04 Sep Culinary Herb Trail in Hippach 4 26Wed 04 Sep The mountain Refuge huts (Greizer Hut) 21 43Wed 04 Sep Natural monument Schrauben Waterfall 11 33Wed 04 Sep The Mountaineering Village of Ginzling 13 35Thu 05 Sep Keilkeller Waterfall 10 32Thu 05 Sep On Tour with Llamas to the Gamshütte 8 30Thu 05 Sep Alpine Hike with Peter Habeler 27 49
Fri 06 Sep Natural deceleration 7 29
Fri 06 Sep Up to the Elsalm 26 48
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Tag Datum Tour Name Tour Nr. Seite
Sun 08 Sep Border Crossing at Tuxer Joch 17 39
Sun 08 Sep Natural deceleration 7 29Mon 09 Sep In and Around Mayrhofen 2 24Mon 09 Sep Trekking with Llamas and the Tux Mill 9 31Tue 10 Sep Nature Photography 20 42Wed 11 Sep Herb Walk in Scheuling Forest 3 25Thu 12 Sep The „Glocke“ Nature Trail 6 28Fri 13 Sep Natural monument Schrauben Waterfall 11 33Tue 17 Sep In and Around Mayrhofen 2 24Thu 19 Sep The „Glocke“ Nature Trail 6 28Fri 20 Sep The Sunny Side of Brandberg 5 27
Sun 22 Sep Across the Pfitscher Joch Border 24 46Tue 24 Sep In and Around Mayrhofen 2 24Wed 25 Sep Culinary Herb Trail in Hippach 4 26Thu 26 Sep Keilkeller Waterfall 10 32Fri 27 Sep The Sunny Side of Brandberg 5 27
Sun 29 Sep Across the Pfitscher Joch Border 24 46Tue 01 Oct In and Around Mayrhofen 2 24Wed 02 Oct Slow food with wild salad and farmer’s bread 1 23Thu 03 Oct The „Glocke“ Nature Trail 6 28Tue 08 Oct In and Around Mayrhofen 2 24Wed 09 Oct Slow food with wild salad and farmer’s bread 1 23Thu 10 Oct Keilkeller Waterfall 10 32Tue 15 Oct In and Around Mayrhofen 2 24Wed 16 Oct Slow food with wild salad and farmer’s bread 1 23
Thu 17 Oct The „Glocke“ Nature Trail 6 28
Fri 18 Oct Scary story night at the Nature Park library 8
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Registration and Equipment
Registration • via www.naturpark-zillertal.at by latest 20.00 hrs on the day before your proposed tour• via your accommodation provider by latest 20.00 hrs on the day before your proposed tour• direct with the Nature Park/Tourist Board offices by latest 17.00 hrs on the day before your tour
Costs • Free of charge for guests staying at our partner businesses! Please show your Na-
ture Park guest card to your Guide before the tour. The card is issued by your accommodation• Or else, please check the individual tour descriptions• Children up to the age of 14 years only pay half• Costs incurred for buses, trains, possible use of cable cars or taxis is not included.
Equipment Appropriate hiking clothing with sturdy shoes, rain and sun protection as well as a water bottle are essential on all tours!
Meeting Points • See the map on page 3 and tour descriptions• All meeting points are easily accessible using public transport
= Take your own food and drink
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Registration and Equipment
Registration • via www.naturpark-zillertal.at by latest 20.00 hrs on the day before your proposed tour• via your accommodation provider by latest 20.00 hrs on the day before your proposed tour• direct with the Nature Park/Tourist Board offices by latest 17.00 hrs on the day before your tour
Costs • Free of charge for guests staying at our partner businesses! Please show your Na-
ture Park guest card to your Guide before the tour. The card is issued by your accommodation• Or else, please check the individual tour descriptions• Children up to the age of 14 years only pay half• Costs incurred for buses, trains, possible use of cable cars or taxis is not included.
Equipment Appropriate hiking clothing with sturdy shoes, rain and sun protection as well as a water bottle are essential on all tours!
Meeting Points • See the map on page 3 and tour descriptions• All meeting points are easily accessible using public transport
The organizers reserve the right to make last minute programme changes and/or postponements in the event of adverse weather conditions or any other reason. Participation is at your own risk - the Zillertal Alps Nature Park administration team accept no liability of any kind!
Level of difficulty
= easy hike (ca. 100-300 metres in altitude difference=Hm; ca. 2-4 h hour walk duration=WD)
= moderate hike (ca. 200-700 Hm; ca. 3-4,5 hours WD)
= challenging hike (ca. 500-800 Hm; ca. 3,5-6,5 hours WD)
= mountain tour with summit ascent
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Meeting point: 10.00 hrs – Finkenberg InnerbergDates: 12.07./ 19.07./ 26.07./ 02.08./ 09.08./ 16.08./ 23.08./ 30.08.Duration: circa 4-5 hours; 2 of which spent walkingCharacteristics: an easy and pleasant walk with circa 150 m in altitude differenceCost: € 5 (free for guests of our partner businesses)Arriving by bus: 9.40 hrs dep. Mayrhofen station arr. 14.33/15.03 hrs 9.59 hrs arr. Finkenberg Innerberg dep. 14.17/14.47 hrsRefreshments: None – please bring a snack and drink!Maximum number of participants: 15! Advance registration is required for this walk!
Llama trek for children Have you ever led a llama? Alfred Stock
You will meet llamas Sam, Sanchez, Amadeus, Leopold and Ferdl at the Krapfenhof and, with a little practise, learn how to handle them. Later on we will go for a leisurely walk where you will be given the opportunity to lead a llama on a leash. We will take a break along the way, when you can watch the llamas feeding. The laid back manner of our five South American companions is sure to infect everyone’s spirits on this memorable day out.
Children’s Programme
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Children’s Programme
Children’s expedition to the „Glocke“ or Forest Pixie day* An invitation to all budding natural scientists and their parents! Sebastian Daxner | Irene Fankhauser | Andrea SporerTwo children’s programmes in the Glocke conservation area! We want to find out more about the Glocke, a natural oasis full of botanical rarities and specialities, and take the children off on an adventure in search of giant trees and tiny plants in the woods and fields. We discover how plants and animals live with us in the mountains, in a playful way and using all our senses. As a forest pixie, we will learn about the forest from the forest and explore the Glocke using all our imagination and creativity. Children and their thirst for knowledge are the focal points of this family hike led by natural history experts.
Meeting point: 10.00 hrs – Finkenberg, car park opposite the churchDates Expedition: 03.07./10.07./24.07./ 21.08. Dates Pixie day: 17.07.*/ 31.07.*/ 07.08.*/14.08.*/ 28.08.*Duration: circa 5-6 hrs, *circa 3-4 hrs; 45 min of which spent walking - easy walksCost: € 5 (free for guests of our partner businesses)Arriving by bus: 9.40 hrs dep. Mayrhofen station arr. *13.13/*14.03/ 16.12 9.52 hrs arr. Finkenberg Dorf (Village) dep. *13.04/*13.54/ 16.03 Refreshments: None – please bring a snack and drink!Maximum number of participants: 15! Advance registration is required for this walk!
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Meeting point: 10.00 hrs – Europahaus MayrhofenDates: *08.05./ *15.05./ *22.05./ *05.06./ 02.09./ 02.10. / *09.10 / *16.10Duration: ca. 4 Stunden; davon 2 Stunden reine GehzeitCharacteristics: easy hike in and around the villageCost: € 4 (free for guests of our partner businesses)Arriving by bus: *9.10/ 9.12 hrs dep. Lanersbach Tux Center arr. 13.54 hrs *9.37/ 9.38 hrs arr. Mayrhofen station dep. 13.25 hrsRefreshments: several guest houses in MayrhofenMaximum number of participants: 20! Advance registration is required for this walk!
Slow food with wild salad and farmer’s bread Take pleasure in taking the time to use all your senses Andrea Sporer
Slow food stands for enjoyable, discerning and regional food. In hectic times such as these, slow food is gaining increasing importance. How can we implement this simple and straightforward way of life? We explore nature together – from the Scheulingwald Forest we climb to the Brandberg Chapel and walk to the tiny hamlet of Pignellen. Beautiful spots invite you to linger and savour the surroundings. We round off our walk with a delicious sampling of farmer’s bread and wild salad we have prepared ourselves. 1
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In and around Mayrhofen In the Scheuling Forest protected area Maria Fankhauser | Walter LudlAfter receiving information on the Zillertal Alps Nature Park, we walk through the Scheuling Forest, home to a particularly rich world of flora and fauna. This walk takes us through the village with its‘ assortment of historical buil-dings and into the protected area of the Scheuling Forest. We will then walk over the Zillersteg Bridge to Kumbichl, from where we have excellent views of the Ziller Gorge,Tuxer Gorge and Mount Penken. Afterwards we will reach the sub-district of Dorf-Haus, which is particularly pretty with its old farmhouses. Then we will walk along the historic natural boundary, the Ziller River, to the railway station and back to the Europahaus. Knowledgea-ble Nature Park guides will tell you all about the cultural and natural features of the region
Meeting point: 10.00 hrs – Europahaus MayrhofenDates: *07.05 -*04.06/11.06/17.06 -19.08/25.08/01.09/09.09/17.09/24.09/01.10/*08.10/*15.10Duration: circa 3 hours; 2 of which spent walkingCharacteristics: easy walk in and around the villageCost: € 4 (free for guests of our partner businesses and partner businesses and guest from the tourist region Mayrhofen Hippach with their guest card)Arriving by bus: *9.10/9.12 hrs dep. Lanersbach Tux Center arr. 13.54 hrs *9.37/9.38 hrs arr. Mayrhofen station dep. 13.25 hrsRefreshments: several guest houses in MayrhofenMaximum number of participants: 30! Advance registration is required for this walk!
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Herb Walk in the Scheuling Forest Out and about with the „Herb Witch“ Erika Sporer
An informative and entertaining walk through the protected area of the Scheuling Forest, Mayrhofen’s local recreation area, where we will gather wild herbs that can be of good service to humans, whether in the kitchen, in cosmetic application or for medicinal purposes. Join herbalist Erika Sporer on this herb walk and discover the treasures the plant world has in store for us and see how these delicious and healthy plants can be used to make herbal teas or soups.
Meeting point: 10.00 hrs – Europahaus MayrhofenDates: *07.05 -*04.06/11.06/17.06 -19.08/25.08/01.09/09.09/17.09/24.09/01.10/*08.10/*15.10Duration: circa 3 hours; 2 of which spent walkingCharacteristics: easy walk in and around the villageCost: € 4 (free for guests of our partner businesses and partner businesses and guest from the tourist region Mayrhofen Hippach with their guest card)Arriving by bus: *9.10/9.12 hrs dep. Lanersbach Tux Center arr. 13.54 hrs *9.37/9.38 hrs arr. Mayrhofen station dep. 13.25 hrsRefreshments: several guest houses in MayrhofenMaximum number of participants: 30! Advance registration is required for this walk!
Meeting point: 10.00 hrs – Europahaus MayrhofenDates: 12.06/ 03.07/ 17.07/ 31.07/ 14.08/ 28.08/ 11.09.Duration: circa 4 hours; 2 of which spent walkingCharacteristics: Easy walking in easy terrainCost: € 5 (free for guests of our partner businesses)Arriving by bus: 9.12 hrs dep. Lanersbach Tux Center arr. 15.09 hrs 9.38 hrs arr. Mayrhofen station dep. 14.40 hrsRefreshments: several guest houses in MayrhofenMaximum number of participants: 25! Advance registration is required for this walk!
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Culinary Herb Trail in Hippach What exactly is special about yarrow? Erika Sporer
Erika, the “Herb Witch” will lead you on an informative and entertaining walk through the meadows of Hippach and tell you long forgotten facts about local medicinal and culinary herbs. Whether comfrey, as a wound healing and anti-inflammatory agent, or yarrow with its properties for treating digestive and gynaecological conditions, experienced herbalist Erika knows every herb and its medicinal properties.
Meeting point: 10.00 hrs – Hippach Tourist Information OfficesDates: 29.05./ 26.06/ 10.07/ 24.07/ 07.08/ 21.08/ 04.09./ 25.09Duration: circa 4 hours; 2 of which spent walkingCharacteristics: Easy walking in easy terrainCost: € 5 (free for guests of our partner businesses)Arriving by bus: 9.48 hrs dep. Mayrhofen station arr. 14.03/ 14.33 hrs 9.54 hrs arr. Hippach station dep. 13.57/ 14.27 hrsRefreshments: several guest houses in HippachMaximum number of participants: 25! Advance registration is required for this walk!
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5Meeting point: *11.30 hrs / 10.00 hrs– Gasthof Thanner in BrandbergDates: *31.05./ *07.06./ 21.06./05.07./15.07./02.08./26.08./03.09./20.09./27.09.Duration: circa 4,5 hours, 2 of which are spent walkingCharacteristics: easy walk with short, moderate uphill sections covering ca. 200 m in altitude differenceCost: € 5 (free for guests of our partner businesses)Arriving by bus: *11.10/9.40 hrs dep. Mayrhofen station arr. *17.36/16.06 hrs *11.25/9.55 hrs arr. Brandberg dep. *17.25/15.55 hrsRefreshments: Gasthof Thanner and SteinerkogelMaximum number of participants: 20! Advance registration is required for this walk!
The Sunny Side of Brandberg Alpine biodiversity and cultural landscapes Franz Haun
This walk begins with a tour of the 100 year old renovated Schrofen Mill, where we can watch our flour being milled. We continue through the mountain world of the sun drenched village of Brandberg to the SteinerkogelGuest House and back to the recently renovated Mitterstal Barn, which dates back to the 18th Century and is home to the Nature Park Cultural.Landscape.Worlds exhibition. This unique journey of discovery gives visitors an intense impression of the life and farming conditions of yesteryear in these harsh and unforgiving steep cultural landscapes with their unique biodiversity.
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The „Glocke“ Nature Trail A botanical walk steeped in mysticism and secret Irene Fankhauser | Andrea SporerThe nature trail is located in a protected area called the Glocke, an island full of an interesting mix of geological and botanical rarities in the Nature Park member village of Finkenberg. Only three of this type of botanical rarity has remained intact in the Eastern European Alps since the Ice Age – and one of them is here in Finkenberg! Particularly impressive is the 70 metre deep Tux Stream Gorge and the legendary “Teufelsbrücke – Devil’s Bridge. Learn some interesting facts about this very special forest, its‘ historical uses, unique plant world and extraordinary geological features. This exciting round walk is full of mystery, unexpected secrets and interesting.
Meeting point: 10.00 hrs – Finkenberg, car park opposite the churchDates: 23.05/06.06./20.06/04.07./18.07./01.08./26.08./02.09./12.09./19.09./03.10./17.10Duration: circa 4-5 hours, 1.5 of which spent walkingCharacteristics: easy and gentle walk in and around FinkenbergCost: € 5 (free for guests of our partner businesses)Arriving by bus: 9.40 hrs dep. Mayrhofen station arr. 14.33 hrs 9.52 hrs arr. Finkenberg Dorf (Village) dep. 14.24 hrsRefreshments: Hotel Schöne Aussicht, several guest houses in FinkenbergMaximum number of participants: 15! Advance registration is required for this walk!
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Natural deceleration Find your inner peace in nature Alfred Stock
Our fast paced lives are increasingly characterised by stress and strain. Little time remains to spend on oneself and one’s own well being. During this easy hike, the Nature Park gives you the opportunity to redress the imbalance caused by our stressful everyday lives. The focus is on being aware of our environment and how we perceive certain situations. Leave everyday life behind for a few hours on this meditative hike and immerse yourself in the serenity of the Nature Park.
Meeting point: 9:30 hrs - bus stop InnerbergDates: 06.07./20.07./03.08./18.08./31.08./06.09/08.09.Duration: ca. 5 hours, 3.5 of which are spent walkingCharacteristics: easy walk with an ascent of around 200 metres in altitude differenceCost: € 5 (free for guests of our partner businesses)Arriving by bus: 9.10 hrs dep. Mayrhofen station arr. 14.33/ 15.03 hrs 9.29 hrs arr. Gasthof In der Au dep. 14.17/ 14.47 hrsRefreshments: None – please bring your own pack lunch!Maximum number of participants: 20! Advance registration is required for this walk!
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On Tour with Llamas to the Gams Hütte Panoramic walk from Innerberg to the Gamshütte Alfred Stock
Accompanied by gaggle of llamas, this walk takes us from Innerberg to the Gamshütte. Take a llama by the lead and feel the unity between man, animal and nature. The laid back manner of our South American companions is sure to infect the spirits of everyone on this trip. The route takes us from Grünbergalm to the Gamshütte, where we will enjoy some lunch as well as panoramic views of the surrounding valleys and mountains of the Zillertal Alps Nature Park. We take the Hermann-Hecht trail for our return journey back to Innerberg. Experience this unforgettable adventure, well away from everyday life.
Meeting point: 9.00 hrs – Finkenberg Innerberg bus stopDates: 02.07./09.07./16.07./23.07./30.07./06.08./13.08./20.08./27.08./05.09.Duration: ca. 6-7 hours, 5-6 of which are spent walkingCharacteristics: challenging hike with circa 850 metres in altitude differenceCost: € 5 (free for guests of our partner businesses)Arriving by bus: 8.40 hrs dep. Mayrhofen station arr. 16.33/17.03 hrs 8.59 hrs arr. Finkenberg-Innerberg dep. 16.17/16.47 hrsRefreshments: GamshütteMaximum number of participants: 15! Advance registration is required for this walk!
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Trekking with Llamas and the Tux Mill Along the Tux Stream Adventure Trail Alfred Stock
Together with our four-legged friends, we will take a leisurely walk along the edge of the rushing torrents of the Tux Stream from Tux-Vorderlaners-bach to Madseit, allowing plenty of time to enjoy the wonderful lands-capes with all our senses while we adopt the leisurely pace of the llamas. You even have the opportunity to lead one of the animals on a leash. En route, we will delve into history at the Tux Mill. This water-powered mill dating back to 1839 is still in active operation during the summer months.
Meeting point: 10.15 hrs – Tux-Vorderlanersbach bus stop Rastkogel Cable Car (Schrofenbahn) Dates: 01.07./08.07./15.07./22.07./29.07./05.08./12.08./19.08./02.09./09.09.Duration: circa 5.5 hours; 4 of which spent walkingCharacteristics: an easy walk on good terrain with approx. 250 m in altitude differenceCost: € 7 (free for guests of our partner businesses)Arriving by bus: 9.40 hrs dep. Mayrhofen station arr. 16.03/16.33 hrs 10.06 hrs arr. Rastkogel Cable Car dep. 15.40/16.10 hrsRefreshments: None – please bring your own pack lunch!Maximum number of participants: 15! Advance registration is required for this walk!
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Keilkeller Waterfall Waterfall, mill and historic walk Franz Haun | Walter Ludl
This walk starts at Ramsau station, from where we walk to Schwendau, past beautiful old farm houses and their orchards before we head up to the Keilkeller Waterfall. We will stop for a short break here and take time to watch this incredible natural spectacle. After our descent we will visit the old Zimmerhäusl Mill and then stroll through Schwendberg, a villa-ge steeped in local folklore, before we visit the Strasserhäusl Museum where Rosi will tell us about the eventful history of Zillertal and the Strasser children.
Meeting point: 9:30 hrs Ramsau stationDates: 16.5./ 30.05./ 13.06./ 27.06./ 28.08./ 05.09./ 26.09./ 10.10.Duration: ca. 5 hours, 3 of which are spent walkingCharacteristics: moderate hike with around 200 metres in altitude differenceCost: € 5 (free for guests of our partner businesses)Arriving by bus: 9.18 hrs dep. Mayrhofen station arr. 16.03 hrs 9.24 hrs arr. Ramsau station dep. 15.57 hrsRefreshments: GH Hubertus / Laimach - but you should also bring a small snackMaximum number of participants: 15! Advance registration is required for this walk!
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Natural monument Schrauben Waterfall Walk to the Waterfall in Hintertux Herbert GraslThe Tux waterfalls thunder and roar down into the valley and an imposing na-tural spectacle awaits us on this walk. Deep rock basins, natural rock bridges, caves, gorges and the Schrauben Waterfall, a protected natural monument, will simply take your breath away! We will immediately be able to see the Kessel Fallsat the start of the walk and then we will head up to the Schrauben Waterfall. Following a narrow forest trail, we will walk through the forest pre-serve and pass the so-called Walfischmaul (whales mouth), a rock formation that actually looks like the mouth of a fish. A highpoint of this walk is the Tux Stream Gorge and the stunningly beautiful valley at Waldeben. From there we will walk back down to the base station of the lifts.
Meeting point: 9.30 hrs – base station of the Hintertux Cable CarDates: 12.07./ 26.07./ 09.08./ 23.08./ 04.09./ 13.09.Duration: circa 3-4 hours; 3 of which spent walkingCharacteristics: short, round walk with one steep sectionCost: € 5 (free for guests of our partner businesses) excl. transport!Arriving by bus: 8.40 hrs dep. Mayrhofen station arr. 14.33/15.03 hrs 9.26 hrs arr. Hintertux Cable Car dep. 13.50/14.20 hrsRefreshments: several guest houses in HintertuxMaximum number of participants: 15! Advance registration is required for this walk!
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Zillergrund & the Steinbock.Worlds (alpine ibex) Hike to the „King of the Mountains“ Walter LudlStarting at Gasthof Au, we walk along the River Ziller to Bärenbad. After a rest, we then carry on past the Steinbock.Worlds and on to the Zillergründl Reservoir. The alpine ibex is an animal with a deeply rooted tradition at the Zillertal Alps and, until recently, a very chequered history. Up until the begin-ning of the 17th century there was a population of several hundred animals in this region. After violent clashes between the official hunters and poachers, the Archbishop of Salzburg ordered that the species should be eradicated in an attempt to prevent further confrontations. Despite attempts to reintroduce ibex to the Zillertal Valley, only limited success has been enjoyed. As sightings of ibex in the wild are rare, you will appreciate the opportunity of seeing them at the Steinbock.Worlds.
Meeting point: 9.30 hrs – bus stop Au Guest HouseDates: 19.06./ 25.06./ 09.07./ 06.08./ 20.08./ 03.09.Duration: ca. 5.5 hours, 4.5 – 5 of which are spent walkingCharacteristics: challenging hike with an ascent of around 600 metres in altitudeCost: € 5 (free for guests of our partner businesses)Arriving by bus: 8.50 hrs dep. Mayrhofen station arr. 16.45 hrs 9.26 hrs arr. Zillergrund/Au Guest house dep. 16.11 hrsRefreshments: Bärenbadalm, AdlerblickMaximum number of participants: 15! Advance registration is required for this walk!
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Zillergrund & the Steinbock.Worlds (alpine ibex) Hike to the „King of the Mountains“ Walter LudlStarting at Gasthof Au, we walk along the River Ziller to Bärenbad. After a rest, we then carry on past the Steinbock.Worlds and on to the Zillergründl Reservoir. The alpine ibex is an animal with a deeply rooted tradition at the Zillertal Alps and, until recently, a very chequered history. Up until the begin-ning of the 17th century there was a population of several hundred animals in this region. After violent clashes between the official hunters and poachers, the Archbishop of Salzburg ordered that the species should be eradicated in an attempt to prevent further confrontations. Despite attempts to reintroduce ibex to the Zillertal Valley, only limited success has been enjoyed. As sightings of ibex in the wild are rare, you will appreciate the opportunity of seeing them at the Steinbock.Worlds.
The Mountaineering Village of Ginzling Up to the „Innerböden“ and cheese tasting at Lengauhof organic farm Franz Haun
This hike takes us past the Fürstenhaus, up to the Paschbergalm and on to the Innerböden mountain guest house, where we will learn about the mountai-neering village of Ginzling and its’ history. We will stop here to enjoy the quiet and stunning views of Dornauberg, before we set off back to the valley and the Nature Park Exhibition in the old primary scholl of Ginzling. Finally, we will stop by at Lengauhof organic farm, where we can sample their homemade cheeses. Tip: Cheese can also be purchased during sampling.
Meeting point: 10.00 hrs – Nature Park House GinzlingDates: 14.06. / 19.07. / 29.07. / 12.08 / 04.09.Duration: circa 6 hours; 3.5 of which spent walkingCharacteristics: an easy to moderate walk with an ascent of circa 400 metres in altitudeCost: € 5 includes entrance to the Nature Park House (free for guests of our partner businesses)Arriving by bus: 9.10 hrs dep. Mayrhofen stattion arr. 16.47 hrs 9.38 hrs arr. Nature Park House dep. 16.30 hrsRefreshments: Berggasthaus Innerböden, several guest houses in and around GinzlingMaximum number of participants: 15! Advance registration is required for this walk!
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Sunrise over the Tux Valley Torseen Lakes, Ramsjoch and Grübelspitze Hermann MuiggYou will need to get up early for this tour! We will travel by minibus to the Nasse Tuxalm (1,843 m). From there, it‘s a gentle climb to the „Torseen“ (lakes at 2,258 m), where we can watch the sunrise. During this tour we will find out more about alpine farming, fresh herbs and their wonderful aroma and taste, their medicinal properties and wide range of uses – from making schnapps to delicious cuisine. Having taken some wonderful photos, the tour takes us to Ramsjoch and the Grübelspitze Peak. From here the Eggalmbahn lifts provide a comfortable descent back down to the valley.
Meeting point: 4.15 hrs – Tux-Center in VorderlanersbachDates: 11.07./ 17.07./ 25.07./ 08.08./ 22.08.Duration: circa 7 hours; 4.5 of which spent walkingCharacteristics: a moderate mountain hike with an ascent of circa 700 metres in altitude Cost: € 5 (free for guests of our partner businesses) and € 11 for the taxi!Arriving by taxi: Boarding: post office Mayrhofen, Finkenberg Almbahn lifts, Tux-Center LanersbachReturn by bus: 11.37/12.07 hrs dep. Lanersbach Tux-Center 12.03/12.33 hrs arr. Mayrhofen stationRefreshments: None – please bring a snack and drink!Maximum number of participants: 15! Advance registration is required for this walk!
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Watching Wildlife Out and about with hunters in the Tux Valley Hermann MuiggWe need to take the Gletscherbahn lifts up to the Sommerbergalm (1986 m) to reach the starting point. From here it is an easy walk to the Kasererscharte, Frauenwand and the Schmirntal Valley. Once at the Tuxerjochhaus, we can sa-vour superb views of the glaciers of Olperer & Co. Your guide will provide inte-resting information on the local wildlife, hunting and how man came to settle in the Tux Valley. In our rucksack we have the latest model of binoculars with Swarovski optics and, with a little bit of luck, we’ll get to see some ibex on their morning “rounds” and hear the whistle of the marmots. The descent leads back down along the footpath, to our original starting point.
Meeting point: 9.15 hrs – base station of the Hintertux Cable CarDates: 05.07./ 09.07./ 18.07./ 23.07./ 06.08./ 20.08./ 03.09.Duration: circa 6 hours; 4 of which spent walkingCharacteristics: moderate hike with altitude differences of around 500 mCost: € 6 (free for guests of our partner businesses) excl. cable car!Arriving by bus: 8.10 hrs dep. Mayrhofen station arr. 15.33/16.03 hrs 8.56 hrs arr. Hintertux Cable Car dep. 14.50/15.20 hrsAscent/Descent: 1st section of the Hintertux Cable Car – included in the Z-ActivcardRefreshments: Sommerbergalm, Tuxer-Joch-HausMaximum number of participants: 15! Advance registration is required for this walk!
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Melchermuas - Dairyman’s Pancake at the Bodenalm Hike to one of one of the last original dairy farms in the Alps Maria FankhauserThe Bodenalm, located at 1,700 m above sea level in the Zillergrund, is one of the last dairy farms in the Alps that is not accessible by road. Only a narrow footpath, with sections actually carved into the rock face, leads from Häusling up to the grazing pastures. This tour in the midst of the Na-ture Park provides an insight into the daily lives and extremely hard work these mountain farmers are faced with. After a rather steep ascent of around 1½ hours, our efforts will be rewarded with a serving of Melchermuas and a glass of fresh milk, a traditional alpine meal prepared by the farmers themselves using butter, flour, milk and a pinch of salt.
Meeting point: 9.15 hrs – Gasthaus Häusling/ZillergrundDates: 16.07/ 30.07./ 13.08./ 03.09.Duration: circa 6 hours; 4 of which spent walkingCharacteristics: a demanding hike on steep mountain trails with an altitude difference of ca. 600 mCost: € 7 (free for guests of our partner businesses)Arriving by bus: 8.50 hrs dep. Mayrhofen station arr. 16.42 hrs 9.16 hrs arr. Zillergrund GH Häusling dep. 16.21 hrsRefreshments: Gasthof Häusling, BodenalmMaximum number of participants: 15! Advance registration is required for this walk!
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Meeting point: 9.15 hrs – Gasthaus Häusling/ZillergrundDates: 16.07/ 30.07./ 13.08./ 03.09.Duration: circa 6 hours; 4 of which spent walkingCharacteristics: a demanding hike on steep mountain trails with an altitude difference of ca. 600 mCost: € 7 (free for guests of our partner businesses)Arriving by bus: 8.50 hrs dep. Mayrhofen station arr. 16.42 hrs 9.16 hrs arr. Zillergrund GH Häusling dep. 16.21 hrsRefreshments: Gasthof Häusling, BodenalmMaximum number of participants: 15! Advance registration is required for this walk!
Border Crossing at Tuxer Joch In the footsteps of the old church path Maria FankhauserThis walk takes us from Tux into the Schmirn Valley. Until 1483, the dead were carried over this mountain pass to be buried in the grounds of the church at Mauern. We will walk along this historic path. First we will take the bus from Zillertal, through the Inn- and Wipp Valley to Steinach and the Mauern Church, then on to Kasern in the Schmirn Valley. We will then hike for around 4 hours from Kasern up to the Tuxer Joch and on to the Sommerbergalm. From here you have the opportunity to either make your descent with the cable car, or walk back down to Hintertux via the Waterfall Trail. Return to the pick-up points on the bus route.
Meeting point: 6.30 hrs – dep. from HintertuxDates: 14.07./ 11.08./ 08.09.Duration: circa 6 hours; 4 of which spent walkingCharacteristics: full day hike with an ascent of around 700 m in altitude Cost: € 35 includes bus fare (€ 25 for guests of our partner businesses and locals) excl. cable car descent Sommerbergalm - HintertuxArriving by bus: Pick-up points along the Zillertal Bundesstraße until Innsbruck available, following prior agreement
Return journey: Return journey with the bus from Hintertux to Jenbach stationRefreshments: Tuxer Joch HausNumber of participants: minimum 6, maximum 30! Advance registration is required for this walk!
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Magnesite Mine On the trail of mining history Herbert GraslBefore tourists first discovered the Tux Valley, Europe’s highest mining and smelting operations were located here at 1,700 metres above sea level. Until its’ closure in 1976, the magnesite mine was a source of employment for up to 400 workers. Works housing with a primary school, shop, cinema and ski lift made the lives of these working families somewhat easier. To-gether we will walk to the Chapel of St. Barbara with frescoes by artist, Max Weiler, and take a look at the former mining site. How was the stone transported back down to the valley? How was it prepared and turned into caustic magnesia in rotary kilns? You can expe-rience all that and more on this mountain hike, with fantastic views of the Tux and Zillertal Alps.
Meeting point: 10.00 hrs – Finkenberg Almbahn liftsDates: 02.08./ 30.08./ 03.09.Duration: ca. 5 hours, 4 of which are spent walkingCharacteristics: Day long hike with some steep ascents, 600 metres in altitude difference Cost: € 6 (free for guests of our partner businesses) excl. cable car transportArriving by bus: 9.40 hrs dep. Mayrhofen station arr. 15.33 hrs 9.53 hrs arr. Finkenberg-Almbahn lifts dep. 15.10 hrs (Rastkogelbahn)Refreshments: None, please bring a snack & drink! Guest houses in VorderlanersbachMaximum number of participants: 15! Advance registration is required for this walk!
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Meeting point: 10.00 hrs – Finkenberg Almbahn liftsDates: 02.08./ 30.08./ 03.09.Duration: ca. 5 hours, 4 of which are spent walkingCharacteristics: Day long hike with some steep ascents, 600 metres in altitude difference Cost: € 6 (free for guests of our partner businesses) excl. cable car transportArriving by bus: 9.40 hrs dep. Mayrhofen station arr. 15.33 hrs 9.53 hrs arr. Finkenberg-Almbahn lifts dep. 15.10 hrs (Rastkogelbahn)Refreshments: None, please bring a snack & drink! Guest houses in VorderlanersbachMaximum number of participants: 15! Advance registration is required for this walk!
Neumarkter Circuit High above the Schlegeis Reservoir Franz Haun
We start the „Neumarkter Circuit” at the Schlegeis Reservoir and hike up from the Zamsgatterl to the Unterschrammachkar, always in the shadow of the mighty Schrammacher and Tux Main Ridge. From there we continue along a relatively new trail (built in 2006), to the Olpererhütte, which was also recently renovated in 2008. During an extended break, we can enjoy stunning views of the highest peaks and glaciers of the Zillertal Alps. Well refreshed, we then make our descent through forests of dwarf and Swiss-stone pine, down to the Schlegeis Reservoir, the starting point of this round tour.
Meeting point: 9.00 hrs – Schlegeis bus stopDates: 11.07./ 23.07./ 01.08./ 27.08.Duration: circa 7 hours; 5.5 of which spent walkingCharacteristics: full-day hike with some steep paths and altitude differences of 600 mCost: € 6 (free for guests of our partner businesses)Arriving by bus: 7.55 hrs dep. Mayrhofen station arr. 17.47 hrs 8.52 hrs arr. Schlegeis Reservoir dep. 17.00 hrsRefreshments: Dominikushütte, Restaurant Schlegeis, Jausenstation Zamsgatterl, OlpererhütteMaximum number of participants: 15! Advance registration is required for this walk!
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Nature Photography Out and about with your camera and natural wildlife photographers Hermann Muigg
Nature photography is to see and be inspired. The magnificent lands-capes of the Zillertal Alps Nature Park are our setting. Close-ups of flow-ers, water and stones, long exposures and creative photography can be experimented with nature photographer, Hermann Muigg, who will give you helpful tips on how to improve your results. He makes sure a suitable location is found for every respective date, where participants can attempt to capture both fleeting and transitory elements in various colour schemes in ever-changing light and weather conditions!
Meeting point: will be published on our website: www.naturpark-zillertal.atDates: 18.06./ 02.07./ 16.07./ 30.07./ 13.08/ 26.08/ 10.09Duration: ca. 6 hours, 1 -2 of which are spent walkingCharacteristics: easy walking with maximum 250 metres in altitude differenceEquipment: Camera and accessories insofar as available (z.B. lenses, filters, tripos, ..)Cost: € 6 (free for guests of our partner businesses)Arriving by bus: will be published on our website: www.naturpark-zillertal.atRefreshments: please do not forget to bring a packed lunch and drinks! Maximum number of participants: 15! Advance registration is required for this walk!
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Nature Park Mountain Refuge Huts Discover the landscapes that shaped alpine history Andrea Sporer
„In defiance of the storm, refuge for the wanderer“ – this maxim is carved in stone on the gable of the imposing Berliner Hut. Approximately one hundred to one hundred and fifty years ago, the German and Austrian Alpine Associa-tions gradually built shelters in inhospitable alpine locations, in predominant-ly breathtakingly beautiful spots that are well worth making the effort to visit. Our Nature Park guides will explain how nature changes at increasing altitude levels, right up to the borders with rock and ice, where its inhabitants benefit from the situation or where nature knows its limits.
Meeting point: Time and location on request!Dates: 03.07./ 06.07./ 15.07./ 31.07./ 14.08./ 03.09./ 04.09.Duration: circa 6-7 hours; 5 of which spent walkingCharacteristics: full-day hike with some steeper parts and around 500-800 m in altitude differenceCost: € 6 (free for guests of our partner businesses) excl. transport!Arriving by bus: we will travel by bus or shared taxis to the starting pointRefreshments: at every hutMaximum number of participants: 15! Advance registration is required for this walk!
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Bergmähder & Kolmhaus Panoramic hike from Brandberg to the Kolmhaus Franz Haun
This walk takes us from Thanner Guest House through the meadows of Brandberg, along the Bergmähderweg with its‘ stunning display of flowers and up to the Kolmhaus. Along the way, we will learn a little about how very arduous it is to cultivate these mountain pastures. During an exten-ded break, we can enjoy stunning views of the Tux and Zillertal Alps after which we will make our descent via a forest trail that leads to the Steinerkogl Guest House and on to Brandberg.
Meeting point: 9.00 hrs – Gasthof Thanner in Brandberg Dates: 28.06./ 08.07./ 26.07/ 09.08./ 19.08./ 02.09.Duration: circa 7.5 hours; 5.5 of which spent walkingCharacteristics: challenging, full day hike with some steep ascents and around 800 m in altitude differenceCost: € 6 (free for guests of our partner businesses)Arriving by bus: 8.40 hrs dep. Mayrhofen station arr. 17.36 hrs 8.55 hrs arr. Gasthof Thanner dep. 17.25 hrsRefreshments: Gasthof Thanner, Kolmhaus, SteinerkogelMaximum number of participants: 15! Advance registration is required for this walk!
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Following the trail of the Swiss pine Forests and pastures in the Tux Valley Herbert GraslWe set off in Madseit from the Alpinhotel Berghaus and walk along the right side of the valley to Nösslaue. The trail leads relatively steeply uphill through the woods until we reach Tulferalm (1700 m). From there beautiful views of the Tux Alps and the valley can be enjoyed. The walk continues at a relatively con-stantly level through alpine pastures to the Grieralm (1787 m) before we reach the highest point of our tour, the Tapeneck at 1903 m above sea level. We then take a short, steep descent to Löschbodenalm and arrive at our next goal, the Höllensteinhütte (1710 m). A forest trail leads from there back down to the valley.
Meeting point: 9.10 hrs – Madseit / Alpinhotel BerghausDates: 01.07./ 29.07./ 19.08./ 29.08/ 02.09.Duration: ca. 5-6 hours, 4 of which are spent walkingCharacteristics: moderately difficult walk with around 500 metres in altitude difference Cost: € 5 (free for guests of our partner businesses)Arriving by bus: 8.10 hrs dep. Mayrhofen station arr. 15.03/15.33 hrs 8.49 hrs arr. Madseit dep. 14.28/14.58 hrs Refreshments: Grieralm, HöllensteinhütteMaximum number of participants: 15! Advance registration is required for this walk!
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Across the PfitscherJoch Border An Excursion from South to North Tyrol Maria FankhauserSince 1918, the state border at Pfitscher Joch has separated North from South Tyrol. Few know about the South Tyrolean side of the Pfitscher Joch - this hike offers the opportunity to find out more. This historical tour starts with a bus trip from Zillertal, over the Brenner Pass and on to the town of Sterzing. After a guided city tour and coffee break (1 hr) the bus will take us on to Pfitsch and the village of Stein. After lunch we will begin our descent to the Schlegeis Reservoir, from where we will catch the bus back to Ginzling and have the opportunity to visit the Nature Park House Exhibition. From there the bus will take us back to Mayrhofen.
Meeting point: 6.30 hrs – Nature Park House Ginzling or 6.50 hrs – Mayrhofen station (pick-up and drop-off points along the Zillertal Bundesstraße possible, following prior agreement)
Dates: 28.07./ 25.08./ 22.09./ 29.09.Duration: circa 8 hours; 5 of which spent walkingCharacteristics: Full-day hike, partly in alpine terrain with 700 m difference in altitudeCost: € 39 incl. coach trip (€ 29 for guests of our partner businesses and locals)Outward journey: with the coach via Innsbruck, Brenner Pass, Sterzing to PfitschReturn jounrey: from the Schlegeis Reservoir to Jenbach stationRefreshments: coffee break in Sterzing, lunch at Pfitscher-Joch-Haus, ZammsgatterlNumber of participants: minimum 6, maximum 30! Advance registration is required for this walk!
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Meeting point: 6.30 hrs – Nature Park House Ginzling or 6.50 hrs – Mayrhofen station (pick-up and drop-off points along the Zillertal Bundesstraße possible, following prior agreement)
Dates: 28.07./ 25.08./ 22.09./ 29.09.Duration: circa 8 hours; 5 of which spent walkingCharacteristics: Full-day hike, partly in alpine terrain with 700 m difference in altitudeCost: € 39 incl. coach trip (€ 29 for guests of our partner businesses and locals)Outward journey: with the coach via Innsbruck, Brenner Pass, Sterzing to PfitschReturn jounrey: from the Schlegeis Reservoir to Jenbach stationRefreshments: coffee break in Sterzing, lunch at Pfitscher-Joch-Haus, ZammsgatterlNumber of participants: minimum 6, maximum 30! Advance registration is required for this walk!
Berliner Hütte: Geologie & Gletscher The „ Berliner Hütte“ glacier trail in the Zemmgrund Maria Fankhauser
The Berliner Hut is a popular base for mountain and glacier researchers. The deterioration of alpine glaciers is a visible indication of climate change. We will hike along the themed trail between Hornkees and Waxeggkees whilst finding out interesting facts on geology, formation of the Alps and its’ glaciers.
Meeting point: 8.30 hrs – Gasthof BreitlahnerDates: 04.07./ 18.07./ 25.07/ 08.08./ 22.08./ 26.08/ 02.09.Duration: ca. 8 hours, 6.5 of which are spent walkingCharacteristics: Day long hike in alpine terrain with around 800 metres in altitude differenceCost: € 7 (free for guests of our partner businesses)Arriving by bus: 7.55 hrs dep. Mayrhofen station arr. 16.47/17.47 hrs 8.30 hrs arr. Breitlahner Guest House dep. 16.15/17.15 hrsRefreshments: Grawandhütte, Alpenrosenhütte, Berliner Hütte, Waxeggalm, Gasthof BreitlahnerMaximum number of participants: 15! Advance registration is required for this walk!
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Up to the Elsalm “Melchermuas” – dairy man’s pancake and alpine farming Herbert GraslWe will walk from the Tux Center along a narrow mountain path towards Tettenjoch and on to Elsalm at 1865 m above sea level. If you listen carefully, you will hear the marmots whistling. These animals have made their lairs in the stone walls of the neighbouring alpine pastures. By keeping the area clear of mountain pine, pastures are able to thrive with an incredible biodiversity. Young people help alpine farmers maintain these “environmental construction sites”. The farmer will tell us all about this project while spoiling us with a serving of “Melchermuas”, a traditional alpine meal which they prepare themselves using butter, flour, milk and a pinch of salt. Our way back leads us up to the Kreuzjoch, and from there with a the descent back to Vorderlanersbach.
Meeting point: 9.10 hrs – Lanersbach Tux CenterDates: 08.07./ 22.07./ 05.08./ 23.08./ 06.09.Duration: ca. 7 hours, 5.5 of which are spent walkingCharacteristics: challenging hike, partly steep mountain pathes with 1.200m in altitude differenceCost: € 7 (free for guests of our partner businesses)Arriving by bus: 8.40 hrs dep. Mayrhofen station arr. 17.03/ 17.33 hrs 9.09 hrs arr. Lanersbach Tux Center dep. 16.37/ 17.07 hrsRefreshments: Take a pack lunch with you Maximum number of participants: 15! Advance registration is required for this walk!
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Alpine Hike with Peter Habeler Join him on his favourite mountain Peter Habeler ans Irene FankhauserWhich mountain sports enthusiast doesn‘t dream of doing a tour with a world-famous alpinist, and maybe get to hear a story or two about his expeditions? With Peter Habeler, who has already climbed five eight-thousand-metre peaks, you have the chance to do that. The peak of his career was the firstever ascent of Mount Everest without additional oxygen together with Reinhold Messner in 1978. On this hike you can conquer your inner demons and climb your own “Everest”! Our tour takes you from the mountain station of the Ahorn cable car to the Edelhütte. From there, the trail leads over grassy slopes and scree fields up to a saddle where the steep, rocky steep climb be-gins along the western ridge, leading to the summit of Mount Ahorn at 2,976 m above sea level.
Meeting point: 8.00 hrs – base station of the Ahorn LiftsDates: 02.07./ 29.08./ 05.09.Duration: circa 6 hours; 5.5 of which spent walkingCharacteristics: challenging alpine tour with around 1,000 m in altitude differenceCost: € 10 (free for guests of our partner businesses) exkl. ascent & descent with the Ahorn LiftsRefreshments: EdelhütteMaximum number of participants: 20! Advance registration is required for this walk!
Meeting point: 9.10 hrs – Lanersbach Tux CenterDates: 08.07./ 22.07./ 05.08./ 23.08./ 06.09.Duration: ca. 7 hours, 5.5 of which are spent walkingCharacteristics: challenging hike, partly steep mountain pathes with 1.200m in altitude differenceCost: € 7 (free for guests of our partner businesses)Arriving by bus: 8.40 hrs dep. Mayrhofen station arr. 17.03/ 17.33 hrs 9.09 hrs arr. Lanersbach Tux Center dep. 16.37/ 17.07 hrsRefreshments: Take a pack lunch with you Maximum number of participants: 15! Advance registration is required for this walk!
Frische Gräser, Kräuter und Heu. Das schmeckt man.www.heumilch.at
Frische Gräser, Kräuter und Heu.
GARANTIERT
GENTECHNIKFREI*
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Sehen, riechen & genießenin Tirols erster Milch- und Käsestraße
Auf 6000m² und 11 Stationen erlebenSie die Welt der Milchverarbeitung und
Käseerzeugung live, multimedialund hautnah!
Besichtigung: Täglich von 10.00 bis 15.00 Uhr
Zillertaler Sennereiküche: Mo – Sa von 10.00 bis 18.00 Uhr,
Sonn- und Feiertage von 9.00 bis 17.00 Uhr
Ab-Hof-Verkauf: Mo – Sa von 8.00 bis 18.00 Uhr,
Sonn- und Feiertage von 9.00 bis 17.00 Uhr
ErlebnisSennerei · Hollenzen 116 · A - 6290 Mayrhofen · Tel. + 43 (0) 5285 / 62713 · [email protected] · www.sennerei-zillertal.at
Die Herstellung von Heumilch ist die
ursprünglichste Form der Milchgewinnung.
Aufgrund der erstklassigen Qualität der
Heumilch kann beim Käsen auf jegliche
Zusatzstoffe verzichtet werden. Heumilch
ist für jeden Käse der ideale Rohstoff. Sie
enthält einen doppelt so hohen Anteil an
Omega-3-Fettsäuren, die sich positiv auf
das Herz-Kreislauf-System auswirken.
Diese wertvolle Milch von den Almen und
Bergbauernhöfen des Zillertals wird täglich
melkfrisch zu einer Vielzahl von
Milch - und Käseköstlichkeiten verarbeitet.
Die Sennerei Zillertal verbindet eine
elementare Partnerschaft mit den
Zillertaler Bergbauern, die sich für
garantiert hochwertige, regionale
Lebensmittel einsetzt und zugleich die
einmalige Kulturlandschaft sowie die
Artenvielfalt erhält. Die Sennerei Zillertal
veredelt ausschließlich Heumilch – die
reinste Milch.
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Exhibitions Frische Gräser, Kräuter und Heu. Das schmeckt man.www.heumilch.at
Frische Gräser, Kräuter und Heu.
GARANTIERT
GENTECHNIKFREI*
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Sehen, riechen & genießenin Tirols erster Milch- und Käsestraße
Auf 6000m² und 11 Stationen erlebenSie die Welt der Milchverarbeitung und
Käseerzeugung live, multimedialund hautnah!
Besichtigung: Täglich von 10.00 bis 15.00 Uhr
Zillertaler Sennereiküche: Mo – Sa von 10.00 bis 18.00 Uhr,
Sonn- und Feiertage von 9.00 bis 17.00 Uhr
Ab-Hof-Verkauf: Mo – Sa von 8.00 bis 18.00 Uhr,
Sonn- und Feiertage von 9.00 bis 17.00 Uhr
ErlebnisSennerei · Hollenzen 116 · A - 6290 Mayrhofen · Tel. + 43 (0) 5285 / 62713 · [email protected] · www.sennerei-zillertal.at
Die Herstellung von Heumilch ist die
ursprünglichste Form der Milchgewinnung.
Aufgrund der erstklassigen Qualität der
Heumilch kann beim Käsen auf jegliche
Zusatzstoffe verzichtet werden. Heumilch
ist für jeden Käse der ideale Rohstoff. Sie
enthält einen doppelt so hohen Anteil an
Omega-3-Fettsäuren, die sich positiv auf
das Herz-Kreislauf-System auswirken.
Diese wertvolle Milch von den Almen und
Bergbauernhöfen des Zillertals wird täglich
melkfrisch zu einer Vielzahl von
Milch - und Käseköstlichkeiten verarbeitet.
Die Sennerei Zillertal verbindet eine
elementare Partnerschaft mit den
Zillertaler Bergbauern, die sich für
garantiert hochwertige, regionale
Lebensmittel einsetzt und zugleich die
einmalige Kulturlandschaft sowie die
Artenvielfalt erhält. Die Sennerei Zillertal
veredelt ausschließlich Heumilch – die
reinste Milch.
Heumilch – die reinste Milch
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Steinbock.Worlds - Zillergrund Ibex.Worlds in Zillergrund. The al-pine ibex is an animal that has a deeply rooted tradition at the Zil-lertal Alps Nature Park and, until recently, a very chequered history. Up until the beginning of the 17th
century there was a population of seve-ral hundred animals, which was eradicated in a few years. Despite attempts to reintroduce ibex to the Zil-lertal Valley, only limited success has been enjoyed. A small population currently lives wild in the depths of the valleys, although seldom seen by visitors to the Nature Park. You can find out interesting information on the ibex at the Steinbock.Welten in Zillergrund, as well as enjoy the opportunity to see a few live examp-les up close. Open daily. Free admission!
Glacier.Worlds - Nature Park House Ginzling This is no exhibition in the normal sense of the word: No glass showca-ses, no boring information boards, but rather interactive, multimedia stations with a hands-on approach: see, touch and comprehend. The public Alpine Library is also located in the Nature Park House. A small
selection of books and maps as well as Nature Park gifts with our „Zillertaler Gletscherfloh“ logo is available for sale at the Nature Park Shop. ... Open daily in summer from 8.30 - 12.00 and 13.00 - 17.00 hours!
Nature Park.Worlds - Special Exhibition in Ginzling In 2011 the Nature Park celebrated a double anniversary – 20 years as a protected conservation area and 10 years as a designated Na-ture Park. Reason enough for the Nature Park to create a special
exhibition, which can be found in the old Ginzling junior school behind the church. It tells of glaciers, rocks, alpine meadows and grazing pastures as well as about the people that live in the Nature Park region. Open daily from 8.30 to 17.00 hrs. Free admission!
Cultur.Landscape.Worlds - Mitterstall Brandberg Cultural.Landscape.Worlds - one of the mountain farming cultural monuments in the Nature Park Region is the Mitterstall (Mitter Barn). After renovation work was completed on this listed building
in 2010, Mitterstall forms the centre piece of a Na-ture Park exhibition called, „Brandberg – our cultu-ral landscape through the ages“. The exhibition is spread over three rooms and tells of the harsh con-ditions alpine farmers had to endure, with details on the characteristic landscapes of pastures, mountain meadows and includes personal stories about the local people. Open daily. Free admission!
6263 fügen · gewerbeweg 5 · zillertal · +43(0)5288/629250 · [email protected]
gra f i k · d ruck · d ig i ta ldruck · druckverede lung · fe r t igung
Hinterlässt einen
ziemlich guten Eindruck!
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2 nights / half board per person from € 99,-
The Berliner Höhenweg Trail leads via seven mountain refuge huts through the heart of the Zillertal Alps Nature Park, right up to 3,134 m above sea level. Exciting natural landscapes with glaciers, lakes and alpine pastures accompany you on this high alpine round tour along the main Alpine Ridge, making it a unforgettable experience!
• 2 to 7 nights in a mattress camp (dormitory)• Room accommodation available, subject to surcharge• Half board in the huts• Bus voucher to and from the starting and finishing points• Reserved accommodation in the mountain huts• Book „It started with mountain climbing – the Alpine history of upper Zillertal“ in german• Alpine Association map „Zillertal Middle & West“• Information & help with the tour planning through the Nature Park• Discount for Alpine Association members
A Nature Park Partner business is a quality tested accommodation provider, who identifies with the ideals and philosophy of the Zillertal Alps Nature Park.
• Strong affinity with the Nature Park• Competent information on the Nature Park region provided by the Nature Park host• Nature Park holiday packages• Free participation on the Nature Park guided tours• Free admission to the Nature Park House exhibition• Free use of the Nature Park library• Sustainable business management• Increased use of regional products
Berliner Höhenweg Trail Trekking Packages
Nature Park Partner business
6263 fügen · gewerbeweg 5 · zillertal · +43(0)5288/629250 · [email protected]
gra f i k · d ruck · d ig i ta ldruck · druckverede lung · fe r t igung
Hinterlässt einen
ziemlich guten Eindruck!
sterndruck.at
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Nature Park House Ginzling
Glacier.Worlds Exhibition
How do glaciers form? What was life like in ancientn Zillertal?
Where will the Alps be in a million years?
All of this and more can be discovered at the Gletscher.Wel-
ten exhibition at the Nature Park House in Ginzling!
Open daily in summer from 8.30 – 12.00 and
from 13.00 – 17.00 hours
www.naturpark-zillertal.at