High Alpine Nature Park Zillertal Alps

High Alpine Nature Park Zillertal Alps

The High Alpine Nature Park Zillertal Alps is a protected area with unique flora, fauna and magnificent mountain landscapes. This nature park is home to rare alpine flowers, eagles and marmots in their natural habitat. Das Lisa'l is the ideal base camp for nature lovers and hikers who wish to explore this wild mountain world.

Flora and Fauna of the Nature Park

The nature park is home to rare alpine flowers such as edelweiss and alpine poppy, as well as various bird species. The marmot population is particularly abundant and can often be observed on hikes. Local nature guides lead informative walks that reveal the secrets of the park's remarkable ecosystem.

Protected Hiking Areas and Wildlife Habitats

The nature park has strict regulations to protect rare animal populations and their habitats. Certain areas are closed during bird breeding seasons and fawn births. Das Lisa'l informs its guests about these important conservation rules and supports sustainable tourism practices.

Guided Nature Walks and Biodiversity

Expert nature walks with a nature park guide showcase the area's remarkable biodiversity. These tours convey knowledge about ecosystems, alpine farming and the traditional way of life of mountain farmers. Das Lisa'l organises such informative hikes and fosters understanding of nature conservation.

Conservation Projects and Sustainability

The nature park collaborates with conservation organisations and the local community on sustainable projects to preserve Alpine nature. Regenerative alpine farming and controlled tourism are central concerns of the nature park. Das Lisa'l supports these sustainability initiatives through environmentally conscious operations.

Visitor Centres and Information

Visitor centres in the Zillertal convey knowledge about the nature park with interactive exhibitions and films. Professional guides are available to accompany you on discovery tours through this natural jewel. Das Lisa'l works closely with the nature park centres and can provide all the information you need for your visit.