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Protect nature & travel safely

(V)Conservation Rules for the Mountains in Tyrol

Your safety and the preservation of our beautiful nature are especially dear to us. As guests in the mountains, we ask you to treat the landscape with respect. By adhering to these 10 (V)Conservation Rules, you not only protect yourselves but also actively contribute to preserving our unique nature.

Please also pay attention to the rules of conduct for dealing with grazing livestock.

For our Nature

We take our waste back with us.
We stay on the designated paths.
We behave quietly and do not enter wildlife rest zones.
We encounter animals with respectful distance and observe their rest periods around dusk and at night.
We do not pick plants.
We travel by public transport.
We adhere to designated no-entry zones and parking areas.
We only use permitted campsites and refrain from open fires.
We support local businesses.
We always keep dogs on a leash (except in the dog-run area in Leutasch).

ALPINE EMERGENCY CALL: 140
EU EMERGENCY CALL: 112

We do not leave any waste.

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Helpful tips

For your safety

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Correct Behavior: Alpine Emergency

A summit belongs to you only when you have safely and healthily returned to the valley – a wisdom that every hiker should take seriously. But what to do when an alpine emergency occurs? And which emergency numbers should you know?

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The Right Gear

The right gear can make the difference between an unforgettable hike and an unpleasant experience. Our checklist shows you what is essential for any hike.

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Rules for Grazing Livestock

When encountering grazing animals, it is important to exercise caution. To avoid dangerous situations, some information about the behaviors of different animals should be known.

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Caution Old Snowfields!

With the start of spring, the hiking season begins as well. However, winter has left its marks, and old snowfields can be found in the mountains until summer. The hard-frozen snowfields often lead to accidents. To safely cross them, you should take these safety tips seriously.

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Rules of Conduct & Important Tips for Dog Owners

The Seefeld region is not only a paradise for our two-legged guests but also for their four-legged friends. To ensure that your stay in our picturesque surroundings remains pleasant, unforgettable, and above all conflict-free for you, your loyal companion, and all other guests, we have compiled the most important rules of conduct, tips, and recommendations for all dog owners regarding the topic "Holiday with Dog". Whether walks through the idyllic landscape, exciting hikes, or relaxing hours in the hotel - we want you to enjoy every moment carefree.

13 October 2022

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SOS-EU-ALP App

The SOS EU ALP app enables location detection (x,y coordinates) via the smartphone. This location data can be transmitted directly to the responsible control center (Tyrol, South Tyrol, or Bavaria) in case of emergency.

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Behavioral Rules for Winter Hikers

Your safety and the preservation of our beautiful nature are important to us. We ask you as visitors to adapt respectfully to this beautiful landscape. By adhering to these 10 rules, you will behave properly and help preserve our unique nature.

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