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In the National Park Hohe Tauern

Working together, National Park Hohe Tauern and the Pinzgauer Lokalbahn provide an environmental friendly transport system in the region of the National Park. Below you can find an extract of the National Park’s „Adventure Programme 2015“. For further information please visit the corporate site or have a look at the current programme.

 

  • Hollersbach valley

    Witch’s visit:

    Every Tuesday 2 June - 8 September 2015. Join us and you will learn new insights about herbs and their cultivation history in Hollersbach.

    Meeting point: 10 a.m. Klausnerhaus Hollersbach.
     

    Transport: Pinzgauer Lokalbahn, alight at Hollersbach.

  • Habach valley

    Valley of emeralds:

    Every Monday 13 July - 7 September 2015. A park ranger guides you along the so-called "emerald path" in Bramberg.

    Meeting point: 12.45 parking lot Habach valley.

    Transport: Pinzgauer Lokalbahn, alight at Habachtal.

  • Untersulzbach valley

    Alpine geology: Every Friday 17 July - 11 September 2015. See the Tauern range from a particularly scenic vantage point as you hike along a well marked trail with illustrated info boards. Learn lots about the local geology and immerse yourself in the beautiful landscape.

    Meeting point: 10 a.m and 2 p.m. at Geolehrweg.

    Transport: Pinzgauer Lokalbahn alight at Sulzbachtäler.

  • Krimml

    Natural jewel Seekar:

    Every Friday from 17 July - 11 September 2015. Join this guided hike from Krimml through the lush mountain forest to the Alpine hut at Seekar.

    Meeting point: 8.30 a.m at the Krimml tourist office.

    Transport: Pinzgauer Lokalbahn alight at Krimml.

The narrow track railway has connected the villages of the Upper Salzach Valley on the edge of the biggest nature reserve in the Eastern Alps for over 115 years. Many of the 40 stops are perfect starting points for day trips into the natural and cultural treasures of the Hohe Tauern National Park, the Pinzgau Gras Mountains and the Kitzbühel Alps. The modern trains cover the 53 kilometres between Zell am See and the Krimml Waterfalls every hour. Just hop on board! Leave your car where it is or just
change over from bike to train: many destinations are within easy reach on the Pinzgau Local Trains.
You can buy tickets directly on the train without any extra charge. Our train attendants will be happy to help and advise you.