Winter in the National Park Region
Your holiday in untouched nature
Large and small animal tracks in the Holiday Region National Park Hohe Tauern show that nature does not rest completely in winter - the perfect time for fresh air lovers to experience and explore the beauty of the Hohe Tauern National Park and the habitat of red deer, snow hare & Co. in many ways.
Those who want to experience the wildlife almost up close in winter should join a wild animal feeding. National Park hunters lead the way to a secluded feeding spot in the Habachtal valley, where both roe deer and red deer - including capital stags - are fed hay. After a short, quiet hike, an observation hut awaits, from where you have the best view of the majestic animals.
And ski tourers also get their money's worth in the Hohe Tauern National Park: the tranquillity of the mountains invites you to relax in the fresh air and listen to the sounds of nature. Meanwhile, you climb alpine terrain and are rewarded with breathtaking panoramic views as well as a beautiful descent through firn or deep snow.
The many possibilities of winter
Nationalpark WinterCard
The bonus card, which is available this winter season at participating partner businesses in the Hohe Tauern National Park holiday region, offers many advantages at numerous attractions in the region. A colourful variety of favourite places allows for a personal, winter journey of discovery in the Hohe Tauern National Park.
On the road with rangers
An exciting programme attracts nature lovers, active holidaymakers and families alike to the idyllic landscape, whose beauty is unparalleled in the cold season. Experienced national park rangers take you on winter and snowshoe hikes - e.g. to the Rauris primeval forest, the quiet Sulzbach valleys or the Tannwald forest.
Eight Ski Areas
The eight ski areas in the Hohe Tauern National Park holiday region stretch from the Grossarl, Gasteiner and Rauris valleys in the east to the glacier ski area on the Kitzsteinhorn, the Weißsee Glacier World to the Panorama lift in Hollersbach, the Wildkogel Arena and the Zillertal Arena in the west.
On the road with the family
The region is known for its excellent ski areas, which are suitable for both beginners and advanced skiers.
There are also numerous activities off the slopes that families can enjoy together: A toboggan ride through the snow-covered landscape is an unforgettable experience for young and old. Snowshoe hikes and ice skating are also very popular with families.
Winter-Tourenportal
The largest nature reserve in Central Europe invites you to discover its treasures and secrets on beautiful hikes: Discover the top updated winter tours.
